Medicine Park, OK Grapevine II

05/01/2024

05/01/2024

A new year has begun. A time of resolutions, reflection and rejuvenation.

05/01/2024

05/01/2024

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04/01/2024

You asked, we listened! Need somewhere to eat a homestyle breakfast with great coffee? We’ve got it! Drink flights with the girls? We’ve got them!

I know, I know, it’s not short order pancakes and eggs the way you like it, but it’s delicious, and it’s just another awesome option for something to eat in Elgin! Who doesn’t love a good waffle with fresh fruit and organic maple syrup? Or biscuits and peppered gravy with a side of bacon? Or a hot loaded breakfast sweet potato? We’ve missed those!

We’re excited about this weekend menu, please let us know what you think!

04/01/2024

It's BACK! Our Jalapeno Popcorn has popped back up on the shelf! POP in and try some today!

04/01/2024

04/01/2024

Tonight’s PPC Meeting Agenda for those who are interested.

04/01/2024

Draft MPEDA Minutes from their meeting on Dec 14, 2023 for those who are interested.

04/01/2024

Agenda for tonight’s MPEDA Special Session Meeting for those who are interested.

Very interesting.

04/01/2024

Draft Minutes from the PWA Meeting conducted on Dec 14, 2023 for those who are interested.

04/01/2024

PRESCRIBED BURN: The Fort Sill Fire Department is conducting a prescribed burn Jan. 4 on the west side of post to reduce fuel as part of a strategic safety plan. Smoke will be visible in the area.

Fort Sill Directorate of Emergency Services U.S. Army Fort Sill Emergency Management Comanche County/Lawton Emergency

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04/01/2024

Draft BoT Minutes from the last meeting conducted on Dec 14, 2023 for this who are interested.

04/01/2024

✍️ How about a new journal to start the year off right? Visit Discovery Outpost and pick one out! Open Thursdays Noon to 5PM! 🪶

04/01/2024

The Missouri River of the Northern Plains flows some 2,341 miles from the eastern Centennial Mountains of the Bitteroot Range in the Rocky Mountains. The Missouri follows an eastern path and then flows south to the Mississippi River.
The noted late Comanche historian Francis Joseph Attocknie talked about his nomadic Yamparika (Root Eater) band.
From an interview done in 1969, Joseph shared that his grandfather Attocknie (Dwelling That Sits Apart) spoke of the Missouri River and described the waterway of the Northern Great Plains. Joe voiced the following:

"Now the Root Eaters were living at the time I'm talking about, about Ten Bears. They were living mostly in the northern part of Comanche country. That is in Kansas and also Nebraska. They spent a lot of time along the Missouri River. Cause they uh -- that was one of their landmarks. The Missouri River which they referred to as the Yoo-Hoo Uh-Kweh. Which would mean Yoo-Hoo is might mean oil, oily river, Uh-Kweh. And they travel pretty far up the Missouri River because they were at that time strong enough to fairly free to travel the Missouri River." Joe added "And my grandfather Attocknie talk about the the Missouri River. And uh -- described it. They even described how small it was at it's source."

A beautiful landscape picture of the headwaters of the Missouri River in the Gallatin Valley of Montana. Before the arrival of the Corps of Discovery in 1805 by the American Captains Lewis and Clark, the area was a rich hunting ground for many tribes of the region. The meeting of three rivers named the Gallatin, Madison, and Jefferson make up the headwaters of the Missouri. Photograph courtesy of the Three Forks Chamber of Commerce, Three Forks, Montana.
Additional information from the Doris Duke Collection, Western History, The University of Oklahoma Libraries, Norman, Oklahoma and The Life of Ten Bears, Comanche Historical Narratives, Collected by Francis Joseph Attocknie.

03/01/2024

If its NOT your thing scroll on by!
I finally gave in and made them. They are on the website now!

03/01/2024

This up coming taco season, I will have a position open for our crew on the weekends. I will keep you posted on when I will be setting up interviews. If you have any questions you can contact,
[email protected].