Credit: Mark Hancock Driving down Route 66 can be like a 70 mile-per-hour history lesson, where vestiges of the state’s past stand out along 400 miles of highway. In Yukon, a 100-plus-year-old flour mill visible from the Mother Road is a symbol of local pride and community spirit. Crowning the old building is a sign […]
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All’s Wells that ends well
Dale Robertson Oklahoma History Center He did just that, too, until he was forced to sell the ranch and its horses years ago. At one time, Robertson accumulated 235 horses; some of the mares had five world champions. Now, the onetime star of movies and television has sold his home and most of his personal […]
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Pet sights
Bring your pets out for a tail-wagging good time at the third annual Sit. Stay. Art! event, Saturday at the Individual Artists of Oklahoma Gallery. For the works exhibited in Sit. Stay. Art!, participating artists each used a homeless pet from Pets & People Humane Society in Yukon as inspiration. While the main focus of […]
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Meth is not mirth
It would be one thing to depict a ravaged meth addict, if the object were to wake readers up to the horrors of addiction. But instead, you aimed for humor: Your caricature, dressed in a stained “wife beater” tank top, gives us her biggest, tarnished grin and cheerily displays a prescription that says her name is “Suzie […]
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A ‘Musk’-see!
As Yukon’s Stage Door gears up for its stage production of the classic swashbuckler “The Three Musketeers” (scheduled for Sept. 9-11 and 16-18), CFN hopes they get that one little wardrobe anachronism ironed out before opening.
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Emergency functions
At a special Oklahoma City Council meeting July 12, Fire Chief Keith Bryant presented the city’s “window of opportunity” to opt out of the Emergency Medical Services Authority trust and either hand over ambulance services to the fire department or have the city or fire department manage emergency medical services and contract with a private […]
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Oklahoma City implements mandatory watering program
All citizens and communities using OKC water are subject to the program, including: • The Village• Warr Acres• Lake Aluma• Piedmont• Moore• El Reno• Edmond• Yukon• Mustang• Norman• Blanchard• Deer Creek• Canadian County District 3 Houses with addresses ending in even numbers may use yard sprinklers and irrigation systems on even-numbered dates; odd numbers on […]