Social media also was the driving force in Moore’s Let’s Fix This campaign. He expected about a dozen people to join him. Instead, around 70 people participated in the inaugural event.
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November ballot measure sparks animal welfare, water safety questions from opponents
Despite raging debate from state officials, the outcome of State Question 777 rests in the hands of voters.
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Proposed bill could aid equal pay efforts in Oklahoma
Oklahoma lawmakers propose bill to protect workers seeking equal pay.
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Oklahoma educators create hashtag to raise funds
#GiveItBackOK drives to relieve educators feeling the effects of the state budget crisis.
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Commentary: We need to support the arts
Tuesday at the Oklahoma Capitol, we celebrated a special day: Arts Day. The goal was to raise awareness of the impact our thriving arts community has across our state. As the Representative for House District 88, I’m fortunate to represent many of Oklahoma City’s finest arts districts, including the Paseo Arts District and the Plaza […]
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Festival attendance continues to grow
Street festivals in the metro consistently draw crowds numbering in the thousands and serve as examples for festivals across the country.
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PODCAST: Capital City goes to H&8th
In this week’s episode of the Capital City podcast we record from the first H&8th of 2015 with guests Laura Massenat, Rep. Jason Dunnington, Brian Bergman and Allison Bailey.
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State of the Plaza District is strong and getting stronger
The third annual State of the Plaza celebrated the district’s past year and its bright future.
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A bill that would have added sexual orientation and gender identity to the state’s workplace discrimination law will not receive a hearing in committee this session.
A bill that would have added sexual orientation and gender identity to the state’s workplace discrimination law will not receive a hearing in committee this session.
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Freshman, urban lawmaker authors progressive bills
Following a narrow, and sometimes contentious, campaign, Rep. Jason Dunnington, who won a primary runoff in August to take the House District 88 seat, and Paula Sophia, who fell just 21 votes short, met for coffee. “We talked for three hours, got to know each other fairly well,” Sophia said. “There is a lot that […]