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Master Artist Benjamin Harjo Jr. of Oklahoma City said his inspiration for art can come from anywhere - clouds, dirt smudges and rocks.
Talihina prepares for Main Street revival
British author Elspeth Huxley chose to title her memoir of growing up in what was then the British Colony of Kenya "The Flame Trees of Thika" in recognition of the bright red leaves that covered the trees that filled the Rift Valley where her family's farm was located.
Yale study doesn't sugar-coat criticism of cereal for children
Whether they rely on a lop-eared rabbit or a smiling leprechaun, ads for some of the most sugary cereals for children get the biggest push on television, according to a new Yale University study.
Midwest City newspaper to close this month
The Midwest City Sun will close this month after serving the communities of eastern Oklahoma County for nearly three decades, the newspaper's owner announced Wednesday.
OKC man in critical condition after crash with deer
An Oklahoma City man was listed in critical condition Saturday night after the motorcycle he was riding hit a deer.
Smithsonian exhibit in Durant draws near
Jan. 9, 2010, is the date for the opening of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service exhibit at the Three Valley Museum.
Book signing to feature three SE alumni Friday and Saturday
Among the many events scheduled for homecoming at Southeastern Oklahoma State University, all book lovers should take note: two book signings will be held, featuring works by three Southeastern graduates.
Man charged with assault after kicking policeman
Cherokee County prosecutors allege an area man assaulted two Tahlequah police officers after being involved in a crash last month at a local intersection.
Archeology program set Tuesday
A potluck dinner for members of the Pittsburg County Genealogical Society was held during the Sept.
Man flees scene of hit and run accident
Tuesday, all cars on a stretch of Post Road in Midwest City stood still after an 11-year-old girl was hit by a car.
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Schools raise funds to fight hunger in Oklahoma
The fifth annual Students Against Hunger Food Drive, which benefits the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, kicks off today at 125 schools in 11 central and western Oklahoma counties.
SE to present Heritage, Benefactor awards during Homecoming
Southeastern Oklahoma State University will present the Heritage and Benefactor awards as part of Homecoming 2009.
Saturdaya s Choctaw cancer walk to benefit children at Allya s House
Choctaw eatery Bandana Red's, at 14030 S.E. 29th St. will host a cancer fundraising event Saturday, Sept.
Choctaw Nation honored with Partners in Progress Award
Kiamichi Technology Centers recently honored the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma with the Oklahoma Association of Technology Centersa prestigious Partners in Progress Award.
A large water line break more than eight weeks ago still has a city road closed, causing problems for businesses in the area and for motorists.
Three different agencies assisted a Nicoma Park officer requesting back-up Friday night at 8 p.m. An officer was patrolling when she heard gunshots.
On a rainy Sunday better suited for indoor activity, thousands converged on the state Capitol with concerns about federal spending and proposed health care changes.