By: Amy Kauffman
TULSA, Oklahoma -
A disabled veteran is distraught tonight after someone stole his walking stick from a Tulsa gas station. The walking stick has very distinct Native American carvings on it and it s a family heirloom.
Robert Van Fleet said he stopped to get gas at the QuikTrip near 71st and Riverside Monday afternoon when he was on his way to Tulsa Hills.
He said he leaned the walking staff against his car while filling up, and when he got back in his car, he noticed it was gone. It’s a part of me,” said Van Fleet. “It s like losing a limb.
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Using Neurophysiology to Elevate Happiness
KISSIMMEE, FL – The past year has been difficult, to say the least. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a steep rise in depression, anxiety, loneliness, drug overdoses, suicides, and violent crimes, With everything going on in the world, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and feel like there’s no way out. However, no matter how desperate things may seem, there’s still hope out there, and Charlson Gaines is here to show everyone why.
Charlson Gaines is a retired and disabled US Air Force veteran. He served all over the world as an intelligence analyst, including stints in Iraq, Afghanistan, Kosovo, Qatar, and Korea. During this time, he earned his Master’s Degree in Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine. He is currently a Health Psychology Ph.D. candidate. He also spent four years as a DoD-Certified Physical Assault Victim Advocate.
Disabled veteran says he waited 3 weeks for Frontier to fix his Wifi
Frontier restores Wifi, apologizes and refunds payment
Veteran waits weeks to get internet back
and last updated 2021-02-11 23:23:40-05
Vietnam veteran Walter Evangelist doesnât get out much because like so many his age, he fears catching COVID-19.
Evangelist says he lost his connection to the outside world when his Wifi died before Christmas.
âIt is how I pay for my medicines from the VA. It is how I pay my rent, he said.
Evangelist showed ABC Action News more than 50 messages he and Frontier exchanged regarding repairs and the ongoing outage.
10 Beautiful State Parks To Visit In Nevada
Feb.2.2021
From cobalt-blue lake scenes to dusty ghost towns, and from mountain-bordered ranchland to waves of fiery rock, Nevadaâs state parks deliver not just on spectacular settings, but on remarkable variety as well.
Nevada is perhaps known best for the neon-lit city of Las Vegas, but it is also home to the soaring peaks of Great Basin National Park, the splendid waters of Lake Tahoe, and the vast mountain ranges near Reno.
Scattered amidst it all are nearly 30 state parks that capitalize on the Silver Stateâs natural beauty, fascinating history, and wide-open spaces.
The homeowner’s exemption exempts up to $7,000 in taxable value of a property.
–County Assessor Tom J. Bordonaro, Jr. would like to remind all homeowners, disabled veterans, and eligible non-profit organizations that they may file claims for exemptions. The homeowner’s exemption exempts up to $7,000 in taxable value of a property if the claim is timely filed or postmarked by Feb. 16, 2021 and up to $5,600 if filed late (postmarked by Dec. 10, 2021). If you received your homeowner’s exemption last year, and you still own and occupy the same property this year, you do not need to file again. Your exemption automatically remains in place.