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07/16/2019 8:26am
By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY, OK The NewView Tulsa OWL Oklahomans Without Limits Camp, Oklahomas free summer camp for teens 15 18 who are blind or visually impaired, is scheduled for July 19 22. The camp will be held at the Owls Nest at Lake Tenkiller 19724 W.
07/16/2019 7:29am
By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY, OK On Thursday, July 18, the Skirvin Hilton and Oklahoma Humane Society will present an evening of felines and wine with a 1920s flare. For a $10 donation, the Great Catsby event will offer guests two complimentary glasses of wine, music, and unlimited kitten petting.
07/15/2019 12:39pm
By Patrick B. McGuigan Oklahoma City, OK State Sen. Stephanie Bice has garnered an important endorsement early in her campaign for U.S. Congress. The 380-member Association of Oklahoma General Contractors AOGC announced last week they were endorsing the Oklahoma City Republican to become the next representative of Oklahomas Fifth Congress District 5. AOGC,
07/15/2019 9:24am
by Steve Fair Relevant is defined as being closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered. People want to be relevant. Organizations want to be relevant. If they arent relevant, then they believe they have little or no influence in what is going on. In politics, relevance is coveted like a tiger
07/13/2019 8:36am
The City Sentinel, Staff Report OKLAHOMA CITY A proposal for a new, state-of-the-art animal shelter was unveiled Thursday July 11 to Mayor David Holt and the Oklahoma City Council. The new shelter would cost approximately $43 million and include up to 67,000 square feet. Prior to the presentation, a brief rally of supporters was
07/16/2019 7:10pm
The Journal Record has released its 2019 list of Fifty Making a Difference and 40 are first-time honorees of the Woman of the Year program that spotlights female business and community leaders.
07/16/2019 4:28pm
New University of Central Oklahoma President Patti Neuhold-Ravikumar took over July 1, transitioning from her most recent position as UCOs vice president of finance and chief financial officer.
07/16/2019 1:25pm
The Environmental Protection Agency skirted some of its usual procedures and ethics rules when it overhauled key agency advisory boards, slashing the numbers of academic scientists on the panels and appointing more industry figures, the Government Accountability Office said Monday.
07/15/2019 6:17pm
The Oklahoma Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement Commission licensing division issued nine mixed-beverage licenses, five beer and wine licenses, one retail store license and one brewpub license from July 1-5.
07/15/2019 5:56pm
A business complex in west Oklahoma City with as much square footage as the Devon corporate tower spread horizontally has secured a major anchor tenant, officials said.
07/16/2019 11:11pm
POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY, Okla. Fast food and good police work saved the day when a standoff ended with the suspect surrendering for a cheeseburger. It happened when Pottawatomie County Sheriffs Office deputies said McLoud Police went to pull over Robert Scott for an illegal turn. Instead of stopping, he allegedly drove home and disappeared into a travel trailer on the property. Thats when other agencies were called into assist, surrounding the trailer with guns drawn. Its an unknown inside, we
07/16/2019 10:06pm
TULSA, Okla. A wrongly convicted man is now free after being behind bars for nearly three decades. Im feeling blessed. Its unbelievable. Blessed, said Corey Atchison, who a judge said was wrongly convicted of murder. Back in 1991, Atchison was convicted in the murder of James Warren Lane. A Tulsa County judge ruled on Tuesday it was a crime he didnt commit. It hits you and you move on. Like every time you trip, you fall. But you gotta
07/16/2019 10:00pm
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Two people were arrested today after 24-year-old Sawyer English was found shot dead in his home in late June. Police say English was the target in a deadly love triangle that spanned across more than 1,200 miles. I still have compassion for these children who did this to my child, Sawyer Englishs mother Raquel Stafford said. Sawyer Englishs mother took to Facebook hours after hearing that two people were arrested in her sons murder. Like jealousy
07/16/2019 9:44pm
OKLAHOMA CITY Officials with EPIC Charter Schools are responding to an investigation by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation. News 4 confirmed back in February the OSBI is investigating the company that runs online and brick and mortar charter programs in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Its believed more than 23,000 Oklahoma kids attend Epic schools in some fashion. Shelly Hickman, Assistant Superintendent of Communications for EPIC Charter Schools released the following statement: We are audited by the Department of
07/16/2019 9:05pm
CNN The House voted on Tuesday night to condemn racist language from President Donald Trump, capping off a tumultuous couple of hours on Capitol Hill including a brief time in which House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was barred from speaking in the chamber. The vote was 240-187.Four Republicans and one independent Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan supported it as well as all Democrats who voted. Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, one of the congresswomen Trump attacked, said Tuesdays
07/16/2019 10:32pm
Sam Presti issued statements about Russell Westbrook and Chris Paul as the Thunders blockbuster trade with the Houston Rockets became official.
07/16/2019 10:27pm
A Stroud firefighter is fighting for his life after he was involved in a multi-vehicle crash Monday night.
07/16/2019 10:27pm
A man is finally at peace, months after police arrested the suspects who allegedly broke into his home in The Village with guns.
07/16/2019 10:25pm
Police said the cars were being offered on social media for $45,000 to $60,000 a small fraction of the price of the real thing.
07/16/2019 10:15pm
The moon landing was watched by an estimated 600 million people around the world.
07/16/2019 10:20pm
A Stroud volunteer firefighter was seriously hurt following a crash on the Turner Turnpike. The crash happened Monday, July 15 around 6:15 p.m., near mile marker 189, when 23-year-old Michael Cole Alcorn crashed into a semi. The crash was one of several
07/16/2019 10:05pm
A metro woman, whos also a lung cancer survivor, has been summoned to Washington D.C. to be recognized for helping others. Pam Billings, 63, was first diagnosed with lung cancer six and half years ago. Billings and three other women founded Oklahom
07/16/2019 9:50pm
After weeks of searching, two suspects have been taken into custody for the murder of 24-year-old Andrew Sawyer English. On June 27, 2019 Sawyer was found dead with three gunshot wounds to his back. Investigators said the body was in a decomposing
07/16/2019 9:41pm
The Oklahoma City Federal Bureau of Investigation served a search warrant on Epic Charter Schools Monday in northwest Oklahoma City.
07/16/2019 6:37pm
An Oklahoma City woman serving a 30-year prison sentence for failing to prevent the abuse of her children, is one step closer to being considered for a reduced sentence from Governor Kevin Stitt. Tondalo Hall was sentenced to 30 years in prison in 2006 af
07/17/2019 12:27am
Staff reportsA second-year $6,000 financial gift from the Downtown OKC Lions Club to the Metro Tech Foundation will continue to remove financial barriers for Metro Tech students by helping them obtain drivers licenses and job-related tools.Financial barriers, Metro Tech Foundation Director Ashleigh Gibson said, often can mean the difference between giving up and succeeding.With last years generous gift from the Lions Club, we addressed some areas in need, such as students in our law enforcement program that required a drivers license to secure employment after graduation.Read more on NewsOK.com
07/17/2019 12:21am
Staff reportsEDMOND Citizens Bank of Edmonds Heard on Hurd will return Saturday with a special addition of its annual Film Festival, along with the usual live music, food trucks and local retail vendors.The third annual Film Festival will be inside Vault 405, at 10 N Broadway, at the intersection of Main and Broadway.Read more on NewsOK.com
07/17/2019 12:21am
Seventeen Cleveland County members attended the 84th Oklahoma Home and Community Education annual meeting during which special awards were presented to recognize individual members and groups.The winning awards from Cleveland County include Phyllis Tunender, OHCE Member of the Year first in Membership Report second in Membership Percentage Growth 14 first place Hopewell OHCE membership growth 61.54 Cultural Enrichment: 1st place Clothier 15 OHCE Resource Management: third Friendship OHCE State Project: third place Cleveland County and Rose Anne Jackson, of Moore, received her 50-year membership pin.For more information about Cleveland County OHCE, call the OSU Extension office at 405-321-4774 or email Brenda.hillokstate.edu.To be considered for this column, please email achievement announcements and photos to LLynnOklahoman.com.Read more on NewsOK.com
07/17/2019 12:19am
Staff reportsNICHOLS HILLS The all-volunteer Nichols Hills Band will offer a free outdoor concert at 7:30 p.m.Read more on NewsOK.com
07/17/2019 12:15am
Staff reportsRunners, walkers and volunteers are welcome to participate in the American Cancer Society of Oklahomas second annual Run For Hope OKC set for Saturday at the Oklahoma Health Center on the OU Health Sciences campus.Registration will begin at 6 a.m., and the run will begin at 7 a.m.We plan to start early before it gets too hot, said Alicia Jackson, community development manager for the society.Read more on NewsOK.com
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