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'The Mercy Way:' Longtime OKC Nurse Reflects On Mercy Hospitals 50 years On Memorial Road
A metro hospital is celebrating five decades of service in the community. Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City was built on Memorial Road in the middle of a cow pasture in August of 1974. Del City’s Madalene Smith always knew she wanted to help people. She put her passion into practice...
Cascia Hall Takes Narrow Victory Against Holland Hall, 29-28
The 57th annual battle between the halls, Holland Hall at Cascia Hall. Late 2nd quarter and a little trickery from the Dutch. Cole Muir takes the handoff, but he's going to pass it. He finds Kainon Gibson down the sideline for the long touchdown to put Holland Hall up three scores.
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.
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...
Westbrook falls outside the top 10 in the all-time best PG ranking
The Oklahoma City Thunder franchise has seen no shortage of spectacular talent over the years. Among the popular names in the Thunder’s celebrated history is Russell Westbrook. The explosive guard was OKC’s top draft pick in 2008, giving birth to the NBA’s most exciting young duo with top draft pick Kevin Durant a year earlier.
Oklahoma History Center Museum Accepting Applications for Docent Training Program
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma History Center Museum (OHCM) is currently accepting applications and inquiries from anyone interested in becoming a qualified OHCM Docent. The required coursework is both online and classroom-based. It will start on Wednesday, November 6, and take approximately six weeks to complete. There is no charge for this curriculum. Those interested may contact Steve Hawkins, volunteer coordinator, at 405-522-0754 or email steve.hawkins@history.ok.gov.
Hanson Brothers Set To Perform At Big Dam Party Concert Saturday Night
The Big Dam Party is the talk of the town this weekend to open Zink Lake. The party kicks off this afternoon at the Gathering Place. One of the highlights, no doubt, will be tomorrow night's concert with Tulsa's own Hanson. Isaac, Taylor, and Zac Hanson talked with LeAnne Taylor...
Uncommon business model powers McKnight Center’s high-profile season
STILLWATER — The Chicago Symphony Orchestra and touring Broadway musical “Chicago” are among the offerings in the 2024-25 season lineup at the McKnight Center for the Performing Arts. The modest-si...
OU football legend Brian Bosworth teams up with Quinn Ewers for Dr Pepper commercial
During the 1970s, a marketing campaign posited that peace and unity could be achieved by buying the world a Coke. But what about a Dr Pepper? Thanks to Dr Pepper, a Longhorn and Sooner are working in perfect harmony. Over the past week, the beverage has rolled out new commercials that have starred Quinn...
The 31st Annual Trail of Tears Commemorative Motorcycle Ride
Motorcyclists from across the nation will come together September 22, 2024, for a scenic ride across Arkansas from Searcy through the Ozark Mountains to McAlester OK to honor Native American Indians as a part of the 5-day event. Now in its 31styear, the Trail of Tears Commemorative Motorcycle Ride® makes a five-day journey from Cherokee NC home of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to Seminole Oklahoma home of the SeminoleNation.
Mother wants answers after son comes home from school with hair cut
A family in Red Rock, Oklahoma, wants answers after their son, who is autistic and non-verbal, came home from school with his hair cut. The family said long hair is part of their Native American culture and they want to know what happened.
Ardmore Fire Department investing in nearly $3 million dollars of upgrades
ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - Construction of Ardmore’s brand new fire station two is wrapping up soon, with firefighters set to move in within six to eight weeks, replacing the old station that has been in service since 1983. “The shell of the station is done, all the concrete is...
Cherokee, Choctaw Nation Celebrations On Labor Day Weekend
The Cherokee and Choctaw Nations are holding their annual tribal celebrations this weekend. The 72nd annual Cherokee National holiday kicked off in Tahlequah. There will be lots of events all over Tahlequah and the surrounding area. The festival runs until Sunday night, with a fireworks show around dusk. The Choctaw...
Tiniest Hometown Hero Returns Home To Cherokee Following Heart Transplant
An Oklahoma baby got a warm welcome from his hometown of Cherokee this week. One-year-old Arthur Allen spent eight months in Dallas following a heart transplant. The family stopped in for a visit at News 9 on their way home. “He's done more in his first year of life than...
Attempts to remove judge from Epic embezzlement case fail again
OKLAHOMA CITY — An attempt to have a judge thrown off the major embezzlement case against the Epic Charter School co-founders has been rejected again. Oklahoma County District Judge Richard Ogden decided after a hearing Friday afternoon that he would not disqualify district Judge Susan Stallings from overseeing the case. Defense attorney Joe White, who […]
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