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Tulsa's Mask Mandate No Longer In Effect

Tulsa s Mask Mandate No Longer In Effect After many months, Tulsa’s mask mandate has expired which means you can go to many places in town without a face covering. Some are glad the mandate has ended. Others are still choosing to still wear a mask out of safety precautions. Kendall Standridge said there’s a different mood around town. “I’m OK with it being officially ending,” Standridge said. ”People are enjoying the change of weather, but it may have something to do with people being happy that’s it’s over.” Restaurants and bar employees were required to wear a mask. However, Tulsa mayor G.T. Bynum said it’s now up to businesses to decide that as they can either choose to enforce it or not.

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Clark takes office; Tuttle is commission president

By Editor | January 6, 2021 | Morgan County’s 2021 Commission. Pictured, from left, are Commissioners Bill Clark, Joel Tuttle and Sean Forney. by KATE SHUNNEY Morgan County Commissioner Joel Tuttle will again serve as the president of the commission, county officials decided on Monday. At the first meeting of the 2021 County Commission, Tuttle was chosen to lead the county board as he begins a second elected term. Newly-appointed commissioner William “Bill” Clark took office on January 4. Clark was sworn in by County Clerk Kim Nickles prior to the Monday-morning organizational meeting. Clark said he was grateful for the opportunity to serve the county again, but in another capacity.

Rotary Club of Aiken awards community service grants to four organizations