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A Legacy Of Faith And Leadership: Honoring Pastor John Reed's Impact On Church and Community
He was a pastor inside the church as well as in the community and his influence and legacy will live on around the country. “When you impact the lives of people, long after you are gone, they will remember that,” said daughter, Shree Walters. Pastor John Reed, a name...
"We shouldn’t be responsible for that”: Owasso non-profit PlatePay dispute
A local driver is racking up a turnpike bill and the invoices are heading straight to an Owasso non-profit. The problem, the organization says is that they don’t own the car and shouldn’t have to pay.
Revealing: Best Wine in Oklahoma, Based on State Fair Winners
Oklahoma is home to about 50 wineries, according to the American Winery Guide. @outwithabi Check out the Oklahoma wine trails! There are so many trails to explore all over the state! To find the wine trails go to Oklahoma agritourism.com or my instagram! #oklahomawines #oklahomawines #outwithabi #whattodoinoklahoma #wheretogoinoklahoma #thingstodoinoklahoma #okcfoodie #okc #edmondoklahoma #yukonoklahoma #oklahoma #okagritourism #wineries #oklahomawinetrails #americansolera #okcciderco #oklahomacider #claurenridgewinery ♬ Clementine - Sun Room.
Old Farmer's Almanac gives Oklahoma its fall, winter forecast, but here's what NOAA says
The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts that Oklahomans could keep wearing shorts and flip-flops for some time when fall begins, followed by "warmer than usual" weather through the 2024-2025 winter season. Like Oklahoma, much of the country might see a warmer winter than normal because of La Niña. The climate pattern emerges in the September-November period, according to the Climate Prediction Center in a recent forecast. ...
Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame announces major renovation and rebranding project
MUSKOGEE, OK – The Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame (OMHOF) announced recently at an event in Muskogee that it is set to undergo a $2.4 million renovation. This transformation, funded by public and private sources, will redesign the historic OMHOF building, museum, concert hall, exterior, and overall branding to create an engaging, interactive experience celebrating Oklahoma's rich musical heritage, according to the press release.
State walks away from tens of millions meant for needy families
State walks away from tens of millions meant for needy familiesOklahoma’s leaders have a complex relationship with federal grant money. They love the federal cash. Just don’t tell them what to do with it or how to do it. Get more Oklahoma City news: Oklahoma City Free Press
Our TV picks for Sunday, September 1: In the Arena: Serena Williams; Tulsa King; Hotel Portofino
In the Arena: Serena Williams KATU 11 a.m. With three decades of professional tennis behind her, Serena Williams looks back on specific moments that shaped her and left the biggest impressions. From memorable Grand Slam appearances to other milestones, she talks life on and off the court. Tulsa King ...
WR Deion Burks makes history in first half of Oklahoma debut
It didn't take long for wideout Deion Burks to make his presence known in an Oklahoma uniform.In his Sooners debut, Burks recorded four receptions for 30 yards while making three trips to the endzone by halftime of Friday's opener against Temple. According to Cliff Brunt of the Associated Press, his three-touchdown performance is tied for the most in a single half by a player in program history. Nothing like your first TD at GFOMS ESPN | @deionkburks pic.twitter.com/pBLAk2yjym— Oklahoma Football (@OU_Football) August 30, 2024 Burks' first score came early in the opening half. With 8:07 remaining, he hauled in a 14-yard...
Murder trial ordered for pair accused of having Glencoe chop shop
(Stillwater, Okla.) — In an unusual development in a murder case, a Glencoe mechanic — who allegedly told several individuals he was a hitman offered $30,000 to kill someone — waived his right to a preliminary hearing last week on charges he fatally shot a young customer whose body was found on rural property where disassembled vehicles were located.
Neon buzz: New festival focuses on music and outdoor experiences
Tulsa has a new festival. Neon Prairie, an ambitious, two-day music and art event takes place Sept. 6-7 at Post Oak Lodge, 5323 W. 31st St. N. The fest features a diverse lineup of local and national acts, as well as camping, zip lines, yoga, disc golf and more. Festival CEO and founder Karin Whang — a Boise, Idaho, native and Tulsa Remote alumnus who’s spent the past 15 years organizing festivals and concerts around the world — believes the timing is right to create what she hopes will become an annual celebration.
Thunder Centerpiece ‘Gets Under Skin’ With On-Court Antics
Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jalen Williams has quickly become one of the most promising young talents in the NBA. After a standout second season, Williams posted impressive averages of 19.1 points, 4.5 assists, 4.0 rebounds, and 1.1 steals per game. He shot an outstanding 54.0% from the field and 42.7% from beyond the arc. His remarkable performance earned him a fourth-place finish in the Most Improved Player race. It solidified his reputation as a rising star.
'Anything helps': For some Oklahoma shoppers, grocery tax cut came as a surprise
Jim Coffman went grocery shopping Thursday morning at Crest Foods at 4503 NW 23 St., stocking up on his usual grocery items. Soda, Oreos and manufactured snacks poked out of the paper bags packing his full cart. Many of those items fall under the state's new grocery tax cut, yet Coffman had no idea the law had gone into effect. "I shop so rarely, I don't know," Coffman said. "But $146 looks like a lot to me,...
Oklahoma announces new anti-human trafficking campaign
The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control announced a new initiative aimed at reducing human trafficking and rescuing those trapped in the illegal trade. The “You Are Not Alone” campaign includes billboard messages throughout Oklahoma, posters in public spaces and stickers directing victims or those who suspect human trafficking to appropriate resources. ...
Election losses by high-ranking Republicans are reshaping Oklahoma's Legislature
For the second time in as many months, a high-powered Republican member of the Oklahoma Legislature crashed and burned on election night, an indication that infighting among the GOP is increasing and the party's far right-wing is now a major voice in state elections. The defeat of state Rep. Kevin Wallace, chairman of the powerful House Appropriations and Budget Committee, comes after Ada voters ousted state Sen. Greg McCortney, who had been tapped to be the next...
Police investigate after shot fired at car outside northwest Oklahoma City gas station
OKLAHOMA CITY — Police responded after shots were fired overnight outside a northwest Oklahoma City gas station. According to police, someone shot at a car parked outside the 7-Eleven near Northwest 10th Street and May Avenue. The suspect got away before police arrived. No arrests have been made. Top...
Mama Duck Set Up At Zink Lake For Big Dam Party
The world's largest rubber duck has made its way to Tulsa. Mama Duck is here for the Big Dam Party, which kicks off on Friday afternoon. Mama Duck is 61 feet tall and can be found on the Big Lawn just northwest of the ONEOK Boathouse. The Big Dam Party...
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