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Positive Tomorrows offers hope and haven from turmoil for homeless children

At Positive Tomorrows, teachers and administrators are immersed to teaching their students academic success, said its administrator.

The secret is out- Oklahoma City is great says tourism bureau

Conventions and visitor hotel bookings are well of projections because the secret is out t...

New Office of State Finance data center to save taxpayers millions

The Office of State Finance is building a $35 million facility that will save taxpayers $3...

OKC celebrates, “Challenges Beyond the Dream”

Monday, in downtown Oklahoma City, people of all ages and backgrounds came together to imp...

The Plaza District is a Main Street success

The Plaza District and the Velvet Monkey have been the beneficiaries of Oklahoma Departmen...

News

ODOT races to relocate the crosstown highway being built for traveler safety

Construction crews are racing to complete the $650 million relocation of the I-40 Crosstown Expressway by 2012, said a transportation department official.

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Opinion

The Skirvin Hotel: Jewel of the Downtown

In her recent memoir, “The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit, My family’s Exodus From Old Cairo to the New World,” Wall Street Journal Reporter Lucette Lagnado wrote ...

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Sports

BMCHS Senior Kyle Ahmad signs to play baseball at Northern Oklahoma College

Bishop McGuinness senior, Kyle Ahmad recently signed a letter of intent to play baseball for Northern Oklahoma College in Enid. Kyle is the son of Carlotta Parham of Okla...

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Education

Emerson school MAPS plan chosen

Stakeholders at Emerson Alternative School elected to replace dilapidated portable buildings with a new, a $2 million wing built onto the main school building, said Dr. D...

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Community

Downtown Rotary, allies raise funds for Haiti

In rapid response to the devastating earthquake in Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, Rotarians in Oklahoma City responded with generous hearts and practical gifts.

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Government

Bi-partisan legislative push begins for special needs student scholarships

Special needs children - such as those with Down’s syndrome or autism - would benefit from bills filed by midtown Oklahoma City Reps. Jason Nelson and Anastasia Pittman...

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Health

Chef Matthew Kenney goes ‘raw’ for Oklahoma City event

Raw foods cooking expert Matthew Kenney proves that eating healthy does not have to be boring. Kenney was the latest ‘Celebrity Chef’ at the ninth annual St. Anthony ...

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Entertainment

Gridiron show changes with the politics of the times

It is 2010, so even the venerable Oklahoma Gridiron Show (ripping national, state and local politics since 1928, is changing.

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Faith

Local congregation commissions team to aid Burmese refugees

Members of the Chin Baptist Church downtown will commission a local mission team bound for Malaysia in a service to be held Jan. 31, church leaders said.

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