63K views · 789 reactions | GHOST TOWN: Here's an eerie sight -- check out this aerial view of what San Francisco looks like under the shelter-in-place restrictions. Watch the full video here: https://abc7ne.ws/2xNAGI5 | ABC7 News | Facebook

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Kiamichi would like to know if you've sent in your comments to save the McCullough Peaks wild horses. Have you? You only have until August 12 to tell the Bureau of Land Management that you disagree with their plan to roundup and remove up to half of the herd this fall. If you click on my link in the Comment Section, you'll find talking points and a comment submission link. Please speak out for the freedom of the McCullough Peaks herd before many of the horses you've come to know and love are gon

Here's a peak into some of what our Chippewa Cabin has to offer! It's loved for the open-concept interior plan and full kitchen! Chippewa can hold up to 2 people (max) and comes equipped with kitchen pots and pans, cooking utensils, dishes, 32" flat screen TV, DVD player, wood-burning stove, large full bathroom with double sized whirlpool tub for two and a separate shower. The views are breathtaking from the back porch swing and it comes with a personal outdoor bonfire pit, picnic table and a ch

For generations, the Kiamichi River has been the heart of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, sustaining the people and lands that surround it. 𝐷𝑟𝑜𝑤𝑛𝑒𝑑 𝐿𝑎𝑛𝑑 follows the fight to protect this river as plans emerge for a hydroelectric plant and water diversion that threatens its future. Told through the eyes of those who call the river home, the film traces a history of resource extraction and displacement that began with the Trail of Tears and continues today. Director Colleen Thurston off

Vince and his first wife, Janis Gill of Sweethearts of the Rodeo, lived in the Cross Timbers subdivision during the mid- to late ‘80s. #nashville #countrymusic | Nashville Musical History Tour

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