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Pioneer Rendezvous scheduled in Blanchard
Irene Fife of Norman, and Lauri Olsen will show their bread making skills at the Pioneer Rendezvous 9 a.m. to noon July 18 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 117 W. Blanchard Drive, Blanchard.
Martha Washington re-enactor visits OCS
Martha Washington stepped off the history pages and into the halls of Oklahoma Christian School.
Area firefighters assist others battling wildfires
Raging wildfires mixed with high winds, dry conditions and warmer temperatures have kept firefighters around the county busy.
New Home Revealed to Washington Family
The community came together to raise funds and rebuild the home for the Hayes family.
VIDEO: Disabled Norman veteran attempts 2,400 mile bicycle trip to Washington
Watch Video Kevin Baker leaves his apartment and eases his eastbound cycle onto the asphalt shoulder of State Highway 9 on Norman's south side.
Tuition Break For Immigrants Gets Initial Approval
Mar 6, 2009 6:46 am US/Mountain Undocumented immigrants are closer to receiving the benefit of in-state tuition, after the proposal to make it happen was approved Thursday by a state Senate committee.
Brothers experienced at showing pigs
Tristan Gambill, 11, a fifth-grader at Tuttle Intermediate School, and his brother Steven, 18, know what it's like to be winners.
Henry cautious about stating where stimulus money will go
Gov. Brad Henry, left, and his wife Kimberly arrive at the White House to attend a dinner hosted by President Obama, Sunday in Washington.
State Senator Wants Immigrant Tuition Benefit
The debate over offering in-state college tuition to undocumented immigrants is making its way through the state Capitol again... It's the fourth time this decade Colorado's Legislature has taken up the issue, ...
Bob Burgess Funeral services for Bob Burgess, 76, of Washington were held Jan. 30, 2009 at the Goldsby Baptist Church with the Rev.
Washington, Oklahoma Considers Tax Increase
The town of Washington, in McClain County, may soon vote on a tax increase as the community of 400 continues to struggle in the poor economic times.
Voters to choose school board candidates Feb. 10
Voters in several school districts in McClain County will be selecting school board members in elections February 10.
Little Axe changes its mind, closes with other area schools
While the sleet and freezing rain have passed, the mess they left behind will keep local students out of school for yet another day.
Grass fires draw crowd of firemen
Grass fires Monday afternoon drew attention from 11 area fire departments. Washington Fire Chief Roger Elliott estimated 40-50 acres burned in two separate fires along and south of state Highway 39.
George Washington to give Farewell Address at OKC museum
OKLAHOMA CITY The George Washington who delivered his Farewell Address in 1796 was not the same person who helped lead the nation in 1774 as it prepared for the Revolutionary War, says Ron Carnegie, who should ...
Businesses, government entities closed Christmas
This year, Christmas day falls on Thursday, and many businesses and government agencies will be closed.
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Oklahoma senators oppose bid for bailout
Dec. 13--WASHINGTON -- Oklahoma's senators said Friday they didn't want the Bush administration to use financial industry bailout money to stave off bankruptcy for American automakers.
Washington - Oklahoma Senators Jim Inhofe and Tom Coburn were among 35 senators who voted to kill a $14 billion bailout for the auto industry.
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