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Bryan Painter

Midwest City banjo player knows how to pick...

MIDWEST CITY — No idea. Annie Thrower had no idea why she bought that banjo the first night she saw it hanging on a wall...

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Carrie Coppernoll

Break is perfect time for reading

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Although spring break is an annual event, Leslie Gelders, director of the Literacy Resources Office in the state Libraries...

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John Williams

Birthday revelry benefits Edmond groups

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No one can say Edmond’s residents are not compassionate and benevolent people.Just look at how hard our local high school...

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Jane Glenn Cannon

Most folks anticipate a break in spring

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NORMAN — When I was in school — at least, until I was in college — there was no such thing as spring break....

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Don Gammill

Route 66 may show Oklahoma at its best

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If you’re like me, you enjoy a little jaunt on State Highway 66, one of the most historic roads in America. It may not...

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News Blogs

Watchdog Blog

The Watchdog team keeps you up to date with new developments, upcoming stories and important information about fraud, waste or abuse

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Who You Gonna Call? (When You Have a Complaint About a Product)
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Edmond Mile 103

The place to rant, rave and talk over a variety of topics and issues having to do with life in Edmond.

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Edmond Woman Turns Birthday Into Fundraiser
Edmond Memorial’s Swine Week Raises Money

Capitol Bureau

News and happenings from the state Capitol

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Property tax splitting GOP House?
Talk of lowering property taxes continues

Inside the Beltway

The Oklahoman's Washington Bureau reporter Chris Casteel posts tidbits about Oklahomans in the nation's capital and observations about the people in power.

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Obama Donates Nobel Peace Prize Money to Charity
Fallin Casts First Votes of the Month

Education Station

Oklahoman's Education System is put under the microscopes with links to important documents and breaking news.

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Superintendent Garrett named impactful woman in public service
Tech Day at Capitol today

Notes From the Newsroom

Journalists will check in here throughout the day, telling you about upcoming stories, breaking news and the all-important back story — just how do we do what we do?