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Apr 07 2024
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Oklahoma bestsellers for April 7, 2024
1. “The Angel of Indian Lake” by Stephen Graham Jones (S&S/Saga Press) 2. “Once in the Blue Moon” by Virginia Reeves (Deep Vellum Publishing) 3. “My Heart is a Chainsaw” by Stephen Graham Jones (S&S/Saga Press) 4. “James” by Percival Everett (Doubleday Books) 5. “Throne of Glass” by Sarah J. Maas (Bloomsbury Publishing) 6. “Don’t Fear the Reaper” by Stephen Graham Jones (S&S/Saga
Tulsa WorldApr 24 2024
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Owasso, Collinsville fine arts students earn 2024 Oklahoma Education awards
Several Owasso and Collinsville students were honored at this year’s Oklahoma Education Awards for Arts Excellence. Every spring, students from across Oklahoma receive special recognition at the 34th annual event, hosted by the Oklahoma Alliance for Arts Education, Oklahoma State Department of Education, Oklahoma Arts Council and Masonic Fraternity of Oklahoma. High school juniors and seniors
Tulsa WorldApr 18 2024
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Oklahoma officials tell trans pro wrestler not to compete in their state
Oklahoma’s sports commission has asked a nationally televised professional wrestling promotion to not have a transgender wrestler face off against other women wrestlers again. Washington native Nyla Rose — who works for All Elite Wrestling (AEW) — was warned by the Oklahoma State Athletic Commission not to wrestle another woman, according to the minutes of the Commission’s Jan. 3 meeting. The
Washington PostApr 18 2024
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Alaska, Colorado And Oklahoma Projected To Have Highest Weed Revenue
Last week, one poll found that Denver was the best weed city in the U.S. This week, as the industry readies itself for 420, the annual industry celebration, another poll finds that Alaska, Colorado, and Oklahoma are projected to have the highest potential revenue from cannabis businesses as a percentage of total state revenue in 2024. Conversely, North Dakota, Hawaii, and Delaware are
ForbesApr 14 2024
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4 arrested, bodies found in connection with disappearance of 2 women in Oklahoma
Four people have been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the disappearance of two women in Oklahoma, authorities announced on Sunday. The remains of two bodies have also been found, although they have not been identified yet, officials said. Veronica Butler, 27, and 39-year-old Jilian Kelley were last seen together in a vehicle that was later found abandoned by the highway in
CBS News (Online)Apr 25 2024
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Owasso’s Stone Canyon Elementary earns banner status from Special Olympics Oklahoma
Stone Canyon Elementary was recently named a 2023-24 State Champion Banner School by Special Olympics Oklahoma. The title validates those schools that have exemplified excellence in fostering respect and unity through the Unified Champion Schools program. Stone Canyon was among 13 schools across Oklahoma to receive this year’s distinction — an honor that principal George Holderman was excited
Tulsa WorldApr 25 2024
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Another member of anti-government group charged in killing of two Kansas women in Oklahoma
photo by: Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation via AP, File GUYMON, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma prosecutors charged a fifth member of an anti-government group on Wednesday with killing and kidnapping two Kansas women. Paul Jeremiah Grice, 31, was charged in Texas County with two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of kidnapping and conspiracy to commit murder. Grice told an Oklahoma State
Lawrence Journal WorldApr 09 2024
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Oklahoma’s first game in SEC will be on a Friday night
Oklahoma’s first football game as a member of the SEC will be played on a Friday night. The Sooners have moved their 2024 opener vs. Temple up one day to Aug. 30, with kickoff set for 6 p.m. on ESPN. Oklahoma athletics director Joe Castiglione said the move came at the request of TV. “We were asked to consider moving up the season opener by a day so ESPN could televise our first game as a
AL.comApr 19 2024
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Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt Undecided on Signing Illegal Immigration Bill
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt (R) says he is “not going to make a decision” regarding signing an illegal immigration bill that would allow law enforcement officials to remove illegal aliens from the state. In a press conference on Friday, Stitt said that while he supports having restrictions on illegal immigration, he is unsure if he will sign House Bill 4156 if it passes the Oklahoma Senate,
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