The Oklahoma State Department of Health says a Delaware burberry County man, older than 65, died from complications of the virus, which is believed to be spread by the Lone Star tick.A tick bite claims the life of a Green Country man. The death is the first of its kind in Oklahoma, caused by a new tick borne disease called Heartland Virus, which was just discovered four years ago.Since its discovery, the Heartland Virus has killed two people and infected eight others; and of course, burberry the more you outdoors, the more you at risk.They may be small, but a tick bite can come with big consequences.It in the spring and summertime that Zackery says her Sapulpa patients start showing up with symptoms that could stem from a tick bite."We saw cases several times per week last summer," she said.It looks like she be seeing more of the same this summer. It's something the surrounding Holly neighborhood can be proud of, in this epitome of a historic Austin burberry neighborhood school. But sometimes history is ugly. Outside the front door, there's a National Register of Historic Places marker, and the sign politely but pointedly explains the campus' ethnic history. This was officially the "Mexican school," built to get the Spanish speaking kids out of Metz and onto their own campus. "This school was built to segregate," said Fox. Named after Lorenzo de Zavala, the only Mexican native to sign the Texas Declaration of Independence, it opened in 1936. "Same year as the UT Tower," said Fox. Again, racial segregation played burberry a distinct role: Santa Rita was for Zavala's Hispanic kids, Chal Court was for the white kids attending Metz. A mile away, the African American kids were housed in the Rosewood project. All burberry that neighborhood history is built into the school's bricks. As Fox walks around his campus, he points out construction lines in the walls: a new gym and cafeteria in 1939, major classroom additions in 1947 to handle the incoming post war baby boomers, and more in the Nineties, in the economic flare of the tech bubble.