Health
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Don’t Eat the Store Bought Onions
(Oct. 21, 2021) – The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) reported 98 people in Oklahoma have confirmed Salmonella Oranienburg infections, the second highest number of infections of…
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New Fitness Studio Opens on Luther’s Main Street
There are two rules at Studio 107 J’s Place. Don’t judge. Have fun. The new fitness studio is open with…
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Rabies Detected in Bats at Bell Cow Lake
Lincoln County (Sept. 21, 2020) – A rabies-infected bat was discovered this week in the area around Bell Cow Lake, located…
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Coming Soon: Medical Care for Luther
On the corner of Second and Main, where there used to be a couple of weed-infested empty lots and an…
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Oklahoma Covid-19, cases up and hospitalization down
Luther, June 20, 2020—The Saturday numbers of cumulative Covid-19 cases in Oklahoma jumped 331 cases from Friday to Saturday to…
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Friday’s Oklahoma Covid-19 Numbers
Luther, June 19, 2020—The Oklahoma State Department of Health posted Covid-19 numbers on Friday morning, showing another daily case jump…
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Oklahoma Covid +450 Cases
Luther—The Oklahoma State Department of Health was late today with its usual late morning tally of Covid-19 cases in the…
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Health Guidelines for Tulsa Trump Visit
Oklahoma City, Okla. (June 16, 2020) – Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) Commissioner Lance Frye, MD, released the following statement…
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Luther holds steady, while Oklahoma Covid-19 Cases climb
Luther—The Oklahoma State Department of Health reported a new one-day record spike in Covid-19 cases on Tuesday, but case numbers…
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Town of Luther Bans Human Sewage Sludge on Fields
Luther—It’s got to go somewhere, but human sewage sludge, called biosoids, will not be allowed on fields within the town…
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