A company based out of Luther is selling raw milk and products made from donkeys after the company’s owners said that it helped treat their daughter’s rare autoimmune disease. A feature promoting Dulce de Donke arrived in email in-boxes from the taxpayer-supported Made in Oklahoma program in early August, according to The Oklahoman. The feature […]
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116 Farmstead Market & Table aims to spark downtown revitalization in Luther
116 Farmstead Market & Table aims to spark downtown revitalization in Luther.
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Metro schools take steps to protect the rights of LGBTQ students
Many Oklahoma school districts don’t have protections in place and put students and staff at risk for discrimination.
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Big-time football finds its home in the small Oklahoma County town of Luther
High school football is no-nonsense in the Sooner State. On Friday nights — in stadiums dotted across all 77 counties — high school athletes stride onto fields with dreams and goals.
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Voters will decide on OKCPS bonds
Nov. 8, voters will be faced with school bonds for technology, transportation and building repairs and updates.
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Tres Sueños Winery & Vineyard holds grape stomping events
Grape stomping weekends are Aug. 20 and 27 in preparation for Tres Sueños’ autumn wine festival.
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Chicken-Fried News: Intimidation witnessed
The former Luther city councilman facing charges for telling inmates to steal wire from tornado sirens is now intimidating witnesses as well.
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Chicken-Fried News: Smooth criminal
A former councilman and mayor was arrested for paying inmates to steal copper from tornado sirens.
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Realizing the dream
King’s speech proposed a vision of equality for all states throughout our country, a vision that we must continue to work toward in Oklahoma. A little more than 50 years have passed since the day King shared his dream with the nation. Each year, we are reminded of that dream with a federally recognized holiday. […]
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The n-word and politics
Trustee Gregg Atkinson reportedly said, “What is this town coming to today? We got a n—— mayor, n—— chief of police,” reported Fox 25. Doesn’t Atkinson know that cafes are where the daily news starts and stops, where rumors and drama flourish? In this case, it’s also where hate flourished. Residents of Luther, northeast of […]