Laws leave municipal agencies unable to do much about complaints.
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Nonprofit organization bolsters recent graduates and public schools
Teach For America helps underserved schools in Oklahoma with specially trained teachers.
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Prairie potter
With clay, John Frank captured the essence of Oklahoma, producing state-inspired dinnerware sets and trinkets that would gain nationwide recognition for his company, Frankoma Pottery. Now, in tribute to Frank and his work, the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art presents Oklahoma Clay: Frankoma Pottery. The exhibition began April 20 and runs through Sept. 16. […]
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CFN Quote of the week
“They put on some kind of edgy movies on the public dime. I think they showed ‘Lolita’ a while back and ‘Annie Hall’ and some things that are certainly part of the cultural milieu over the last several generations, but things that, you know, if you actually tune in and watch them, some of the […]
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CFN Quote of the week
“They put on some kind of edgy movies on the public dime. I think they showed ‘Lolita’ a while back and ‘Annie Hall’ and some things that are certainly part of the cultural milieu over the last several generations, but things that, you know, if you actually tune in and watch them, some of the […]
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Rice steps aside
“She has made immense sacrifices for me in her support of my political career and public service, and I am honored to be able to reciprocate that for her now,” Rice said in a statement. “It has been an immense honor and privilege to serve the people of Senate District 46. I am grateful I […]
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Help wanted
So it is at this point, the sad saga of former Creek County District Judge Donald Thompson (aka 2006’s penis-pump-at-the-bench judge) may have turned a corner from being fodder for double entendres to “All right, maybe this guy really should seek some help.” Thompson was arrested July 19 by the Creek County Sheriff’s office and […]