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Classic Recreations to begin building Shelby GT500CR
As in Carroll Shelby. And the racing, muscle car building legend has agreed to permit Classic Recreations to relaunch a continuation version of one of America's most iconic performance cars, the 1967-68 Shelby GT500 Mustang.
Chester's International, a leading fried chicken foodservice offering in the convenience store category, has announced the grand opening of its newest location in Yukon, Okla.
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Posted by Ron in Music , People , Photographs , Road trips . trackback By now, you've probably read about photographer Sandi Wheaton and her journey to document Route 66 with a series of time-lapse images.
New driver's licences coming to Yukon
A Yukon driver's licence currently consists of a photograph on a card that is then laminated.
Doug Sauter, Senior Vice President of Express Ranches, is a fairly big man, who seems small compared to Emmitt, one of the ranch's largest Clydesdales, who weighs in a over a ton.
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Canada, Yukon and Self-Governing First Nations Meet to Advance Intergovernmental Relationships
The Honourable Chuck Strahl, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development and Federal Interlocutor for Metis and Non-Status Indians, Yukon Premier Dennis Fentie, Council of Yukon First Nations Grand Chief Andy Carvill and chiefs from self-governing Yukon First Nations gathered today for an Intergovernmental Forum in Haines Junction.
Blue Thumb group keeps your water clean
Volunteers aim to prevent pollution damage to the state's creeks and streams. Blue Thumb water quality specialist Kim Shaw and her crew Beth Landon, Melinda West, Darlene Shaw, Christina Stallings Roberson and Caleb Thyer get ready for work at a creek bed on Wednesday in Yukon, Okla.
Yukon Party support takes dramatic plunge
After riding an all-time high in the polls this past spring, support for the ruling Yukon Party took a 14-per-cent nose dive, and it now trails the Opposition Liberals.
Two Critical After Oklahoma Motel Explosion
YUKON, Okla. -- Two people were critically hurt -- including a woman eight months pregnant -- in an explosion at a metro motel, police confirmed.
Residents Text Crime Tips to Yukon Police
This fast texting 9-year-old holds the newest weapon to fight crime. When residents text a crime tip to Yukon police the message is encrypted so your name and number are always anonymous.
Grads Use Prank Tradition to Honor Classmate
Aaron Zentz, pictured left, was known for his outgoing personality and quick wit.
Yukon: Government Mining Policies Pay Off for Society and Industry
Do you take the long-term view for your investment decisions? The Government of Yukon does, and during this economic downturn it's already taken steps to ensure that it remains one of the most competitive jurisdictions for mining in the country.
Troyal Garth Brooks was born on February 7, 1962 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His father Troyal Raymond Brooks was a draftsman for an oil company while his mother Colleen Carroll was a 1950s-era country singer who recorded on the Capitol Records label and appeared on Ozark Jubilee.
Great turnout for season opening orienteering meet
Yukoners got into the spirit of national orienteering week Wednesday at Robert Service Campground.
Chad James: How high can he go?
With the Texas prep season on hold and a dozen or so of the top 100 prospects for the 2009 draft sitting at home playing video games, the high school focus shifts more acutely to other parts of the country, including California, Florida and New York, where OF Mike Trout and LHP Steven Matz have turned heads this spring.
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Kathy Boeckman Inducted into Cambridge Who's Who
YUKON, OK, April 23, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Kathy Boeckman, Founder and President of House of Healing, Inc., has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of business management.
Where does tea-bag support come from?
Kevin Reeves' opinion piece in Sunday's paper was a bit confusing. He was strong on his description of working people being fed-up with government, but rather short on details.