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The Eastern Oklahoma County Partnership is asking for your input on a survey to determine what kind of growth you want for your hometown. The survey will take about ten minutes or less to complete and asks question about your age and income; as well as what kind of home you’d like to live in;
These four young men from BSA Troop 344 of Luther attended Tuesday night’s Luther Town Board meeting. They are pursuing their Citizenship in the Community Merit Badge. They are Josh McMahon, 14; Caleb Sanders, 15; JJ McMahon, 17 and Jakob McMahon, 18. Check out the requirements for the badge from the Boy Scouts of America
Apple Creek Learning Center reopened Tuesday in Luther. It was closed Monday so staff could regroup and mourn after the tragedy in the parking lot of the daycare facility on Friday evening. That’s when the death of four-month-old Presley Ashton Walker was discovered. It was a horrible tragedy in which the grandmother failed to drop
The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office released the name of the baby who died in Luther on Friday. She was four-month-old Presley Walker. According to OCSO, the grandmother's name is not being released because she is not charged with a crime. Here is the rest of the news release: LUTHER, OK (August 07, 2017) – Just
It’s the morning after. A new day brought fresh pain for many in our community as we remember the terrible apparent accidental death of a baby at Apple Creek Learning Center less than 24 hours ago. A couple of takeaways, one negative and some positive. Stay away from the comments. While comments on the Luther
SPONSORED CONTENT It’s our hometown cafe, and it’s for sale at a lower price. Every realtor you meet says everything sells. Sometimes the timing just has to be right. Maybe now is the time for someone to join #lutherlocal and become the new owners of Josephine’s Cafe. Here’s the listing information and the link to
Have you seen them? Tucked on business windowsills, on park benches and other places meant to be found, little painted rocks signal that The Kindness Rocks Project has made it to our area. The whimsical rocks were first spotted in Luther several days ago. Actually, they would be spotted, and then they would disappear from
The first time Jessica and Ira saw Eleven Oaks Ranch, Luther’s new event venue, the building was a shell. Shop lights showed bare 2x4s and sawdust. Even though today the grounds are lush green and landscaped, that day it was just dirt outside. But it didn’t take long for the couple to say yes to
The Town of Luther has a new Parks Commission. After updating ordinances governing such a commission, the Town Board of Trustees, at ites July 10 meeting, selected five community members to serve as unpaid volunteer commissioners. Six candidates attended the meeting, but there are only five spots on the commission. Noting all of
OGE company spokeswoman Kathleen O’Shea told The Luther Register that there was a power trip at the plant. She explained it’s similar to a power blink in a home, but on a much bigger scale.
