Libbie Peters: It's time to extend to all the freedoms that Christians enjoy

A Muslim woman speaks Jan. 12 to the Broken Arrow City Council about a proposed mosque. A Holland Hall senior is calling attention to the rejected proposal as her Mormon church broke ground on its new temple. Last Saturday, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (whose members are colloquially called Mormons) broke ground for a temple on a 25.7-acre site in southeast Tulsa. Libbie Peters Libbie Peters is a high school senior at Holland Hall in Tulsa. Catch the latest in Opinion Get opinion pieces, letters and editorials sent directly to your inbox weekly! The state director of Americans for Prosperity is putting a new bill from U.S. Sen. Alan Armstrong in the spotlight as legislation that Oklaho… Across Oklahoma, kids are getting into intoxicating hemp products sold openly at gas stations, convenience stores and smoke shops, says Rep. S… So, it was a war for oil after all. Some OSSAA decisions will always be controversial, but every decision is based on whether it builds champions for life through education-based… "As of 2025, I'm no longer the owner of Tulsa Theater. It has been a bittersweet transition," he said in an essay provided to Tulsa World.