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OKC Parks & Recreation crews are cleaning the Bricktown Canal beginning today, Tuesday, Jan. 20

The process includes draining, cleaning and refilling the canal and is expected to take approximately three and a half weeks, weather permitting. Parks staff are using small tractors, fire hoses and specialized equipment to remove accumulated silt and debris from the canal. Employees from the H.B. Parsons Fish Hatchery are on site to safely relocate […]

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Oklahoma Contemporary Names 2026 Founders Day Honorees

Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center has announced the individuals and organizations it will honor at its 2026 Founders Day celebration, set for Thursday, March 26. The annual event recognizes leaders whose support and vision have helped shape Oklahoma’s arts and cultural landscape while expanding access to creative opportunities statewide. This year’s honorees include Governor Bill Anoatubby; […]

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Devon Carney’s Romeo & Juliet Comes to the Civic Center Music Hall

The world’s greatest love story takes the stage in breathtaking fashion as Oklahoma City Ballet presents Devon Carney’s Romeo & Juliet, running February 20–22 at the Civic Center Music Hall. This sweeping production brings Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy to life through powerful choreography, lush music, and dramatic storytelling. From the moment Romeo meets Juliet, passion ignites, […]

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Love Takes Root: Orchid Exhibition Blooms at Myriad Gardens

Myriad Botanical Gardens is filling the Crystal Bridge Conservatory with color, fragrance and romance this winter. Love Takes Root: An Orchid Engagement opens Friday, Jan. 16, and runs through March 1, featuring more than 800 orchids arranged throughout the tropical conservatory. Set against the lush greenery of the Crystal Bridge, the exhibition celebrates orchids as […]

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Controversial Social Studies Standards Blocked

In a victory for educators and historians, the Oklahoma Supreme Court has blocked the controversial social studies standards pushed by disgraced former state superintendent Ryan Walters. The court’s decision is a refreshing reminder that, sometimes, common sense prevails over political agendas. Here’s hoping this decision sparks positive change in Oklahoma classrooms!

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OKC BLM Activist Indicted

Oklahoma City activist Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson, known for her prominent role in the Black Lives Matter movement, has been indicted on charges of fraud. Authorities allege that Dickerson embezzled over $3 million in funds from the organization. This revelation has sparked outrage among supporters and the community, who expected transparency and accountability in her […]

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Thunder on 30 Under 30

OKC is buzzing with pride as two locals make the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30 list! Leading the charge is the incredible Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the Thunder’s star point guard. Joining him is Leondre Lattimore, a renowned oil painter who focuses on Black Oklahomans and Western culture. Together, these two are not just transforming sports and […]

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