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Arts & Culture, Community & Lifestyle May 25, 2018
Coding games

Building on its existing STEAM program, F.D. Moon Academy captures donations to secure the building of a robotics program.
- By Laura Eastes
- Tags: Community & Lifestyle, F.D. Moon Academy, Botball, robotics, Aaron Kellert, STEAM, Strong Neighborhoods Initiative, Botball Educational Robotics Program, Erin Shipp, education, Tim Corbly

Arts & Culture, Community & Lifestyle May 24, 2018
Community ministry

Church leaders and public health officials team up for a health seminar for seniors.
- By Laura Eastes
- Tags: Community & Lifestyle, Redeemer Lutheran Church, Trinity Presbyterian Church, New Covenant Missionary Baptist Church, CareLink of Oklahoma, Community Alliance for Healthy Aging, Being Your Best at Any Age, Oklahoma City-County Health Department, Northeast Regional Health and Wellness Campus, financial exploitation, Kimethria Jackson, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center College of Nursing, Patsy Smith, OU, Janet Wilson, Carol Reinke, OUHSC College of Nursing

Arts & Culture, Community & Lifestyle May 23, 2018
Bird’s eye

A Crown Heights youth successfully lobbies for the red-tailed hawk as the official state raptor.
- By Laura Eastes
- Tags: Community & Lifestyle, 4-H, raptors, Ephraim Bowling, Metro North 4-H Club, red-tailed hawk, Cyndi Munson, House Bill 2997, Wildlife Committee, J.J. Dorsett, Mary Fallin, Peppers Ranch Foster Care Community

Arts & Culture, Community & Lifestyle May 18, 2018
Place of solace

Oklahoma City’s Dragonfly Home serves all survivors of human trafficking through unique programs that cultivate hope after crisis.
- By Laura Eastes
- Tags: Community & Lifestyle, The Dragonfly Home, human trafficking crisis center, human trafficking, Whitney Anderson, Melissa Eick, sex-trafficking shelter, National Human Trafficking Hotline

News, Education May 17, 2018
Another path

Emerson South students who have struggled in school get a second chance to earn a diploma.
- By Laura Eastes
- Tags: Education, Emerson South, Brad Buxton, Oklahoma City Public Schools, alternative education school, alternative school, Beth Harrison, Emerson North

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Coding games

Building on its existing STEAM program, F.D. Moon Academy captures donations to secure the building of a robotics program.

Community ministry

Church leaders and public health officials team up for a health seminar for seniors.

Bird’s eye

A Crown Heights youth successfully lobbies for the red-tailed hawk as the official state raptor.

Place of solace

Oklahoma City’s Dragonfly Home serves all survivors of human trafficking through unique programs that cultivate hope after crisis.

Another path

Emerson South students who have struggled in school get a second chance to earn a diploma.

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