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Bryan Painter

Program keeps kids’ ‘tummies...

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"Demand always outpaces the supply.”If Dawn Burroughs were talking about a business, her quote might indicate a...

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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

Edmond thrift stores are in need of donations

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EDMOND — Happy Saturday. I want to skip our usual look back at the week’s Edmond headlines to make you aware of a...

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Jane Glenn Cannon

Medieval Fair in Norman has come a long way

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The first Medieval Fair in 1976 featured two pageant wagons, two food booths, a few knights jousting and a fair maiden or two...

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Don Gammill

Better signage needed in Oklahoma, driver urges

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Do out-of-state travelers pay attention to our roads when traveling through Oklahoma? You betcha. Here’s a sampling of...

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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

Edmond Mile 103

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

Capitol Bureau

News and happenings from the state Capitol

Recent Posts
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.

Education Station

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

Recent Posts
Africa West tout art talents at Douglass High
OKCPS dropout, remediation rates high

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?