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In rural Oklahoma, suspicions run high while vaccination rates stay low

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In rural Oklahoma, suspicions run high while vaccination rates stay low
Dewey County has the lowest COVID-19 vaccination rate in Oklahoma. Locals say politics, mistrust of government and Facebook are to blame.

Almost 9,300 Oklahomans have died of COVID-19
As of Sep. 3, 9,292 Oklahomans had died, according to CDC data.

Oklahomans We’ve Lost: A war veteran who loved trucks, hunting and his daughter
‘He loved us deeply, in his way.’

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Saturday, September 4, 2021

In rural Oklahoma, suspicions run high while vaccination rates stay low

THIS WEEK AT THE FRONTIER

In rural Oklahoma, suspicions run high while vaccination rates stay low
Dewey County has the lowest COVID-19 vaccination rate in Oklahoma. Locals say politics, mistrust of government and Facebook are to blame.

Almost 9,300 Oklahomans have died of COVID-19
As of Sep. 3, 9,292 Oklahomans had died, according to CDC data.

Oklahomans We’ve Lost: A war veteran who loved trucks, hunting and his daughter
‘He loved us deeply, in his way.’

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Saturday, September 4, 2021

In rural Oklahoma, suspicions run high while vaccination rates stay low

THIS WEEK AT THE FRONTIER

In rural Oklahoma, suspicions run high while vaccination rates stay low Dewey County has the lowest COVID-19 vaccination rate in Oklahoma. Locals say politics, mistrust of government and Facebook are to blame.

Almost 9,300 Oklahomans have died of COVID-19 As of Sep. 3, 9,292 Oklahomans had died, according to CDC data.

Oklahomans We’ve Lost: A war veteran who loved trucks, hunting and his daughter ‘He loved us deeply, in his way.’

Tell us what you think about The Frontier As The Frontier continues to grow, we’d like to know more about what our readers like and how we can do better. Fill out our 2021 reader survey and tell us how we’re doing.

Bruce's World

Bruce’s World is a weekly look into Oklahoma’s hottest topics, filtered through the brain of Bruce Plante.

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In rural Oklahoma, suspicions run high while vaccination rates stay low
Dewey County has the lowest COVID-19 vaccination rate in Oklahoma. Locals say politics, mistrust of government and Facebook are to blame.

Almost 9,300 Oklahomans have died of COVID-19
As of Sep. 3, 9,292 Oklahomans had died, according to CDC data.

Oklahomans We’ve Lost: A war veteran who loved trucks, hunting and his daughter
‘He loved us deeply, in his way.’

Tell us what you think about The Frontier
As The Frontier continues to grow, we’d like to know more about what our readers like and how we can do better. Fill out our 2021 reader survey and tell us how we’re doing.