as the SRLC celebrates the Republican Party, each candidate will be looking to communicate a distinct message at this year’s conference, which runs Thursday- Saturday at Cox Convention Center and Renaissance Oklahoma City Convention Center Hotel.
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Oklahoma City-based Team Arapahoe Resources, a men’s domestic elite bicycle racing team, placed second in the first two regional races of its inaugural season last month in Texas.
Oklahoma City-based Team Arapahoe Resources, a men’s domestic elite bicycle racing team, placed second in the first two regional races of its inaugural season last month in Texas.
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Metro Briefs: Education deficit
For the majority of Oklahoma children, paying attention in class competes with thoughts about their next meal, faded clothes or whether a parent will be at home after school.
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Chats, blogs and a hashtag unite teachers across the state
For the past few years, dozens of blogs, a Sunday night Twitter chat and the #oklaed hashtag have given educators a voice in Oklahoma education
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For the last five years, a strong energy sector has allowed Oklahoma’s economy to grow faster than the nation’s as a whole.
For the last five years, a strong energy sector has allowed Oklahoma’s economy to grow faster than the nation’s as a whole.
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Cover story: Millennials are changing the city forever
The new face of Oklahoma City is young, well-educated and reinventing the American Dream.
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How city funds are used could become a major election issue
Ward 2 Councilman Ed Shadid regularly questions public funding for economic development.
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Long-awaited passenger rail line will soon be reality, as might expansion plans
Starting February 2015, a passenger rail line will link OKC with the Tulsa area by twice-daily trips between the two cities.
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OKC public schools superintendent evaluates first 100 days
Talk is cheap, and Robert Neu understands that.