Church Gun Safety, GOP Precinct Meetings, Among Events This Week

1/30/2020

Several civic and political gatherings are happening this week and in the weeks ahead.
A Huge election year schedule of civics events is starting this week.

Tulsa County GOP Precinct Meetings are Thursday night at 6pm. See www.TulsaGOP.org for your neighborhood's location
Sheriff Scott Walton Is Presenting a Church Gun Safety Class in Inola, OK. The meeting will discuss the new firearms laws as they pertain to all public places.
The Legislature convenes next week. the session goes through May, but two seats will be vacant, due to resignations.
On Thursday, Feb. 6th, There will be a rally at the Rotunda of the capitol, for all patients whose lives & health are improved by the medical marijuana treatments.
On Feb. 11th, State govt leaders and activists will gather for a symposium on our State's medical marijuana implementation.

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