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Here is a list of major Walgreens stores in the US that are closing
Walgreens is set to execute a series of closures across its approximate 8,600 retail stores in America as a part of its efforts to revamp its struggling operations. On Thursday, the retail giant announced its plans to shut down several underperforming branches throughout the nation as part of their ongoing optimization strategy. Although the exact figures were not disclosed, the company emphasized these shutdowns to be significant and a long-term plan that will unfold over several years.
Oklahoma City Announces Independence Day Holiday Schedule for City Services
The City of Oklahoma City has released its service schedule for the upcoming Independence Day holiday on Thursday, July 4th. Residents can expect several modifications to regular operations, with certain services remaining unaffected and others closing for the day. Trash, Recycling, and Bulky Waste Collection:. Services will operate as usual...
Coury Hospitality promotes Jennifer Burgess-Wright
Coury Hospitality has promoted Jennifer Burgess-Wright to SVP, marketing & digital strategy. Known as the brand’s first “experience curator,” Burgess-Wright’s promotion finds her shaping the brand’s marketing and digital strategy to spark brand engagement, according to the company. “Jennifer has been an integral part of...
TIMELINE: Severe storms possible on Wednesday and the Fourth of July
Get ready for more dangerous heat on Wednesday, but Oklahoma's storm chances are also on the rise for the next two days. >> Check live radar | KOCO weather page | Get KOCO on the Go. KOCO 5 Meteorologist Jonathan Conder says there's a low risk of severe weather Wednesday...
The Porch Visits Summer STEM Lab In Oklahoma City
Even during the summer, parents want their kids to keep learning, and have fun and the Urban League of Greater Oklahoma City is doing just that. The Urban League of Greater Oklahoma City said their organization works to eliminate education barriers for students in underserved parts of the metro. News...
Walmart invests in disaster response units with meals and tech for communities
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — Walmart has announced its investment in Disaster Response Mobile Units. Operation BBQ Relief, Walmart's existing partner, provides meals for communities following natural disasters. Additionally, Walmart is working with nonprofits like the Information Technology Disaster Resource Center to equip mobile units with charging stations, Wi-Fi,...
Firefighters put out trash fire near I-35 and Southeast 59th
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A large amount of smoke was seen off I-35 near Southeast 59th Street from a trash fire. Oklahoma City Firefighters responded to the area and were able to put the fire out quickly. No word on what may have started the fire.
Is your school having a class reunion? Check The Oklahoman's listing
Editor's note: Please confirm all reunion plans. To submit a reunion, email DLindauer@Oklahoman.com. Capitol Hill High School alumni: Looking for classmates for an all-class Hall of Fame Association banquet/reunion Aug. 17. For more information, go to CHHSAlumni.org or email CHHSAlumniOKC@gmail.com. Capitol Hill High School class of 1959: Ladies' monthly lunch,...
Dodgers sign Alan Trejo, Diego Cartaya homers in 4-hit game
The Dodgers signed Alan Trejo to a minor league contract on Monday, and the infielder joined Triple-A Oklahoma City on Tuesday. He was designated for assignment by the Rockies on Friday then elected free agency Saturday in lieu of an outright assignment to Albuquerque. Trejo had nine singles in 63...
Total Wine & More, denied a permit, appeals the decision; will it open an OKC-area store?
Total Wine & More ― technically, one of its owners and his wife — has appealed its denial of a state retail liquor license in a quest to expand its Maryland-based liquor store chain to Oklahoma. Robert L. Trone and Anna Marie Parisi-Trone, partners in Sooner Fine Wine & Spirit RLLP, sought the...
Former county election board member sues Oklahoma Election Board for free speech violation
A former Oklahoma County Election Board member has filed a federal lawsuit against the Oklahoma State Election Board, alleging the state agency violated her First Amendment right to freedom of speech and that she was wrongfully terminated from the board. In the complaint, Jenni White, of Oklahoma City, alleged she...
On the front lines: How Miles Hall became a leader in the battle over gun ownership
When Miles and Jayne Hall started their small business in 1981, they had no idea they soon would be on the front lines of an emotional and contentious battle that would divide the nation. Hall, 64, who grew up in Oklahoma City, was working at a Dairy Queen and living in a mobile...
1 Hospitalized After Wreck In NE Oklahoma City
One person was hospitalized Wednesday morning after a crash in northeastern Oklahoma City, firefighters say. The Oklahoma City Fire Department said they responded to the scene at around 6 a.m. near North Kelley Avenue and Northeast 23rd Street, where a driver struck a telephone pole. Firefighters said the driver overcorrected...
Speeding car slams into power pole, driver sent to hospital
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Emergency crews responded to a car that crashed into a power pole Wednesday morning. Police said the driver was likely speeding when the crash happened near N Kelley Avenue and Northeast 23rd Street. The majority of the damage was on the passenger side. Officials said...
Volunteers needed to clean up trash along Oklahoma River post-Fourth of July holiday
Oklahoma City is looking for volunteers to help pick up trash along the Oklahoma River following the Fourth of July. The Oklahoma River Clean Sweep is scheduled for Friday, July 5, 8-10 a.m. The Clean Sweep program regularly hosts clean-ups in bodies of water in and around Oklahoma City. Volunteers...
OKC Zoo reveals names of 5 lion cubs during wellness exams
The newest arrivals at the Oklahoma City Zoo underwent their first wellness exams on Tuesday morning. Five male African lion cubs, Herman, Lou, Hugo, Pascal and Henri received their first vaccinations and were weighed for the first time. They also had their names revealed. The cubs were the second litter...
State senator says she intends to take Walters, education officials to court
OKLAHOMA CITY — A state senator says she intends to take the state’s top school board, the state superintendent and the Oklahoma State Department of Education to court after she was denied entry to a closed-door meeting last week. Sen. Mary Boren, D-Norman, said she’s deciding whether to pursue legal action through the Attorney General’s […] The post State senator says she intends to take Walters, education officials to court appeared first on Oklahoma Voice.
Flower Art to be Highlighted in Oklahoma History Center Class
OKLAHOMA CITY — A class at the Oklahoma History Center on Saturday, July 20, from 1-4 p.m. will focus on flower art. Attendees will learn basic flower art skills while creating a piece of art by placing dried flowers and petals in their own design. Tickets are available online....
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