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People Saw ‘Twisters’ At Oklahoma Theater That Survived EF-5 Tornado
"Twisters" blew into Oklahoma movie theaters over the weekend. The action-packed movie that was filmed in Oklahoma was a blockbuster success in its first weekend with over $80 million garnered. As thousands of Oklahomans made their way to theaters this weekend, several saw the film at a movie theater that famously survived an EF-5 tornado.
Oklahoma landscapes and resilience shine in summer blockbuster 'Twisters'
Maira Gus, director of Visit Bartlesville, attended the Oklahoma premiere of "Twisters," the highly anticipated summer blockbuster, on Monday, June 15. The film, produced by Steven Spielberg and Universal Pictures and directed by Academy Award-winning director Lee Isaac Chung of "Minari," showcases Oklahoma's stunning landscapes, utilizing Osage County for various scenes. ...
Lawmaker calls for AG to investigate whether OSDE violated Open Records Act
A state lawmaker wants Oklahoma’s Attorney General to look into whether or not the Oklahoma State Department of Education violated the Open Records Act by not providing him detailed travel records he requested, even though News 4 found the records do exist.
Signatures submitted for measure that would raise Oklahoma’s minimum wage
Welcome to the Tuesday, July 23, 2024, Brew. Here’s what’s in store for you as you start your day:. Signatures submitted for measure that would raise Oklahoma’s minimum wage. Two Democrats resign from Pennsylvania House, Democrats maintain majority despite numerical minority. A closer look at the Democratic...
Shawnee Art Museum Offering Free Admission To Visitors On The Porch
If you're still looking for a fun yet educational summer activity, a local museum might have you covered. The Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is offering free admission for all visitors throughout the rest the summer, which includes viewing exhibits and participating in various events at the museum. Established in 1919,...
F-117A Nighthawk Arrives At Stafford Air & Space Museum
On July 11th, 2024, another Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk found its way to an aviation museum when F-117A USAF #82-0819 Raven Beauty arrived at the Stafford Air & Space Museum in Weatherford, Oklahoma. If there was ever a museum that was deserving of an F-117 it is the Stafford Air & Space Museum, which is named in honor of Weatherford native and legendary test pilot and astronaut, Lt. General Thomas P. Stafford, the man who wrote the specs and established the program that led to the development of the F-117 Stealth Fighter, and later, the B-2 Stealth Bomber. The museum stated it required “eight years of preparation” to bring the fighter to Weatherford, which sits along Route 66. Officials posted several photos and videos of Raven Beauty as it was being hauled down Weatherford streets to its final destination.
Skip the lines at Will Rogers World Airport with new TSA PreCheck option
OKLAHOMA CITY — CLEAR, which is a TSA PrecCheck provider, has expanded its services to Will Rogers World Airport. WRWA is one of six new airport locations to add this program. CLEAR is one of three authorized enrollment providers that speeds up the security process for travelers. This is...
CAP Tulsa: More than Daycare
The 4-year-old boy had never been to preschool before. When he first set foot into the classroom, he was nervous. He was also nonverbal and needed individualized attention. But just six months later, that little boy was speaking and making friends. It’s exactly the kind of transformation that teachers and parents dream of seeing in their children. And it’s just one of many powerful outcomes being seen at CAP Tulsa as they lead the way in championing high-quality early childhood education for all Tulsans.
Bartlesville Man Held on $2 Million Bond
A Bartlesville is held over on a $2 million bond after facing new charges. 45-year-old Thomas Conway was arrested earlier this month on charges related to the death of Alex Daughtery. That case remains under investigation, but Conway now faces new charges related to a search warrant that was executed during the course of that investigation. While police were searching Conway's residence, they found a white liquid that tested positive for cocaine. Officer also found other drug paraphernalia, fentanyl pills, and a loaded handgun.
OSUIT, Muscogee Nation celebrate GED graduates
The community recently celebrated the most class of graduates during the GED Graduation Ceremony held July 11 on the campus of OSUIT. The program, sponsored by Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology and Muscogee Nation Employment & Training Adult Learning Programs, provides a second chance for adults looking to obtain their degrees, and helping them join the workforce.
Hall Says Bartlesville Influential in Baseball Career
It hopefully won’t be long before Jakob Hall is making his way to Fort Myers, Florida to get set for his professional career. It was a bit more than a week ago when the former Bruin and Indian was picked in the eighth round of the Major League Baseball draft by the Minnesota Twins.
Broken Arrow Nears Completion Of Elam Park's First Phase
The first phase of a brand-new park in Broken Arrow is nearly complete. Elam Park sits just behind Aspen Creek Elementary, and families who live nearby say they are eager for it to open. Many people have compared the master plan of the sprawling park to the Gathering Place. While...
OKC Ballet's Summer Intensive Attracts Aspiring Professionals Worldwide
OKC Ballet’s summer intensive program attracts dancers from all over the country and some from other countries for three weeks of intensive training. “Our summer intensive is a chance for dancers that are training to become professional ballet dancers or pursue dance in college,” said OKC Ballet instructor Racheal Nye.
Sequoyah Public Schools, Okla., to hold redo election after discovery of irregular votes
Voters in Oklahoma’s Sequoyah Public Schools will see a court-ordered redo election on their ballots on Aug. 27 after the discovery of irregularities in a close race from last spring. Greg Perry and Lyndsey Young ran in a special general election for the Office 2 seat on April 2,...
Gravel Bar and Grill a total loss after fire Saturday
The Gravel Bar and Grill at Sand Springs Resort was damaged by a fire early Saturday. Although the building itself was a loss, resort operator Jack Glendenning said he was grateful that there were no casualties. “God blessed us very, very well,” Glendenning said. A call a little after 2 a.m. alerted Glendenning to the burglary alarm going off at the Gravel Bar. When he arrived on the scene, he said the building had caught fire and the blaze threatened to spread to the other buildings in the resort complex. For more on this story, see Wednesday's LCR.
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