413837 State Highway 3
Antlers, OK
Farris and other towns across Oklahoma are putting proactive measures in place to quell the spread of COVID-19. Disruptions to school, work, and major public gatherings are already manifesting and it’s important to stay up to date on what’s happening in the Farris, OK community.
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Oklahoma COVID-19 Cases
Oklahoma New Coronavirus Cases:
Oklahoma Total Coronavirus Cases: 1,306,350
Oklahoma New Coronavirus Deaths:
Oklahoma Total Coronavirus Deaths: 16,157
Oklahoma Total Coronavirus Cases: 1,306,350
Oklahoma New Coronavirus Deaths:
Oklahoma Total Coronavirus Deaths: 16,157
U.S. New Coronavirus Cases: 1,648
U.S. Total Coronavirus Cases: 107,184,620
U.S. New Coronavirus Deaths: 8
U.S. Total Coronavirus Deaths: 1,166,662
U.S. Total Coronavirus Cases: 107,184,620
U.S. New Coronavirus Deaths: 8
U.S. Total Coronavirus Deaths: 1,166,662
Last updated June 10, 2023
Coronavirus News for Farris
Oklahoma teachers still leaving the classroom despite salary increases
Six thousand classroom teachers didn’t return this school year, even as the state implemented the largest teacher salary increase since 2018. More info »
The Oklahoman on MSN - 04/23/2024 04:18amCOVID-19
Today, Texas State Senator Drew Springer (SD30) and Representative Dustin Burrows (HD83) filed a bill instructing the Texas Department of Health and Human Services to study adverse reactions, ... More info »
KLTV - 03/01/2024 08:51amInside the Coronavirus
For all the mysteries that remain about the novel coronavirus and the COVID-19 disease it causes, scientists have generated an incredible amount of fine-grained knowledge in a surprisingly short time. More info »
Scientific American - 02/03/2024 03:56amOklahoma had some of the most 'excess' deaths during the first year of the COVID pandemic
During the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, an additional 573,000 people ... according to newly released Census research. Oklahoma, along with other southern states, had some of the highest ... More info »
The Oklahoman on MSN - 03/13/2024 10:27pmCoronavirus Coverage
Here's why. Long COVID can destroy your ability to exercise. Here's why. COVID-19 can interfere with your period in many ways. Here's how. COVID-19 can interfere with your period in many ways. More info »
National Geographic news - 03/25/2024 04:04am
