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Summer skies and the annual Perseid meteor shower offer pleasures for the eyes and minds of Oklahomans.

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The story of OU Esports' rise starts with a single question

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Tags: Chicken-Fried News, CFN, chicken-fried news, Trump, president, Oklahoma, state government

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Oklahoma City area offers a large variety of breweries and taprooms

Tags: Food Features, 405 Brewing Co., Angry Scotsman, Anthem, Brewers Union, Bricktown Brewery, Broke Brewing, Cider Theory, Coop Ale Works, Core4 Brewing, Crossed Cannon Brewery, Cross Timbers Brewing Co, Elk Valley Brewing Co, Fair Weather Friend Brewery, Frenzy Brewing Company, Lazy Circles, Lively Beerworks, OK Cider, Prairie Artisan Ales, Roughtail Brewing, Skydance, Stonecloud, The Big Friendly, Twisted Spike Brewery, Vanessa House, brewery, taprooms, Oklahoma

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Oklahoma may not be the weirdest or most haunted state in the country, but despite its relatively youthful statehood, has its share of the bizarre.

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, lore, tales, spooky, myths, oklahoma

Tags: State, Oklahoma, state of emergency, Kevin Stitt, COVID-19, coronavirus

Oklahoma Gazette talked with House Minority Leader Emily Virgin to get her response to the governor’s State of the State address.

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Teacher pay and retention remains at the forefront of a long list of education issues post-teacher walkouts.

Tags: Education, education, teachers, teacher retention, teacher walkout, Oklahoma Education Association, Alicia Priest, John Waldron

An often-neglected part of Oklahoma City is seeing reinvestments in the community.

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Science Museum Oklahoma’s Cosmic Culture explores the intersection of artistic inspiration and scientific discovery.

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