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'Moulin Rouge! The Musical' brings Paris to Oklahoma as OKC Broadway starts new season
What could be better than a trip to Paris? Two decades after Baz Luhrmann's glitzy Oscar-winning movie musical "Moulin Rouge!," transported film fans to late 1800s France, the national tour for the Tony Award-winning stage show is bringing the seedy glamour of one of the world's most famous cabarets to one of Oklahoma City's most beloved stages. ...
Grove’s Bullfest combines rodeo excitement with food, music, and more.
GROVE, Okla. — Thousands of residents flock to northeast Oklahoma for a unique Labor Day weekend event. It’s for Bullfest located at Wolf Creek Park in Grove. Professional bull riders from not just the Four States area, but even as far as Brazil came out to ride a bucking bull.
Need help paying summer utility bills? These Oklahoma resources could help keep you cool
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. customers received the highest rate increase in 20 years last month, and with temperatures still high, your bill was likely already going to see a boost this summer. Several programs throughout Oklahoma City try to make it easier for households to pay their gas and electric bills in a moment of need. ...
Brent Venables liked what he saw from the Oklahoma Defense vs. Temple
The Oklahoma Sooners took their first step to creating an identity in their 51-3 win over the Temple Owls in week one. It looked like a Sooners team of old, with a defense that forced a ton of turnovers and created a ton of pressure on Temple quarterback Forrest Brock.
Chief Hoskin calls for $40 million permanent expansion of historic Housing, Jobs, Sustainable Communities Act during State of the Nation address
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. delivered his sixth State of the Nation address Saturday, Aug. 31, as part of the 72nd annual Cherokee National Holiday, calling for the permanent expansion of and funding for the tribe’s historic Housing, Jobs and Sustainable Communities Act initially signed into law in 2019.
On this day in Oklahoma history: Author, poet, playwright and screenwriter Lynn Riggs born near Claremore
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - On this day in 1899, author, poet, playwright and screenwriter Lynn Riggs was born near Claremore. According to the Oklahoma Historical Society, Riggs’ play “Green Grow the Lilacs” became the basis for the musical “Oklahoma!”. The musical had over 2,200 performances in...
'He runs through trash': OU football's Taylor Tatum scores in first game, capitalizes on fourth quarter opportunity
As Taylor Tatum hit the ground at Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, the impact symbolized the start of his new reality. The sting of the tackle was fleeting, but the magnitude of the moment stayed with Tatum long after he walked off the field on Friday. “The stadium feels...
SDSU fans in Oklahoma for Jack’s opening game
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — SDSU fans arrived in Stillwater Oklahoma to watch the Jacks face off with Oklahoma State Saturday. The kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. About 50 fans were accompanied by several KELOLAND staff on the FANfare bus.
A Helping Hand RN Finds Solutions in Life
Being able to provide clients the care they need enriches the life of Amanda Tanner, RN, home-care manager for the Valir PACE field staff in Oklahoma City. “There’s so many of them who need help and they don’t have the resources,” Tanner said. “Hospice led me here because there are so many things people need before they get to that time of life.”
Baseball all-stater Thomas headed to Cowley County
PIEDMONT – After a final high school baseball campaign and winning all-state honors, Weston Thomas is headed to Kansas to play at the junior college level. Thomas was named to the Oklahoma Baseball Coaches Association Large East All-State Team and ended up being named MVP of the Large All-State Game. The Piedmont High School outfielder went 3-for-4 with three doubles.
ESPN broadcaster forgets rules on penalty
The beginning of the college football season oftentimes results in some mistakes from teams on the field as they get into the flow of the season. And during Friday’s broadcast of the Oklahoma Sooners matchup against the Temple Owls, ESPN broadcaster Andre Ware needed a bit of a reminder of the intentional grounding rules in Read more... The post ESPN broadcaster Andre Ware gets corrected about intentional grounding rules appeared first on Awful Announcing.
Elk City Cowgirl To Compete At Rodeo Of Champions
Elk City, Okla. – August 26, 2024 – An Elk City woman will be a contestant in the Elk City Rodeo of Champions this weekend. Julie Burnett will compete in the barrel racing on August 31. The Arkansas native moved to Elk City five years ago with her...
Sayre girls bring home consolation championship from Hinton tourney
The Sayre Lady Eagles came home last week as the consolation champs from the Hinton Tournament. The girls played five games. They beat Geary 3-2, but then took a small loss to Binger- Oney. However, they came out swinging against Amber- Pocasset with a 14-1 loss. The Drummond Lady Bulldogs...
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