Mary McClure is a journalist for the Lawton Publishing Company, focusing on local news and community events in Southwest Oklahoma. Her columns cover a range of topics, including health and wellness, personal anecdotes, historical reflections, and observations on everyday life.
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Mary Mcclure's coverage is primarily focused on local community issues, personal experiences, and opinion pieces related to house & home and personal finance topics. She often writes about health-related themes as well.
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By: Mary McClure
“F-bomb put in dictionary” That was the headline on a page 1 story in the newspaper Aug. 16, 2012.
By: Mary McClure
“Do eccentrics know they're eccentric — or do they think they're like everybody else?”
By: Mary McClure
A friend and I were visiting. I asked her about someone she sees a lot more often than I do.
By: Mary McClure
If you've got a baby face, you're lucky. People think you're more honest, not so apt to commit a premeditated crime.
By: Mary McClure
Scientists studying worms have found that aging might be hard-wired, a Los Angeles Times story reported. Sort of unintentional sabotage by genes gone wild, it explained.
By: Mary McClure
Several days after Christmas more than a decade ago, my grandson, then in between OU semesters, came over to help me.
By: Mary McClure
An item in a 2012 Consumer Reports on Health said that people who read the newspaper reported higher levels of happiness ... while people who watched lots of TV had lower happiness levels.
By: Mary McClure
I was both curious and annoyed by the omnipresent use of the word “portal” during the pandemic.
By: Mary McClure
“How many friends do you really need?” was a question asked in a NY Times article.
By: Mary McClure
You know those sheets of stick-on return address labels that come in the mail from organizations soliciting contributions for their causes, all worthy?
(833) 317-6278 
