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New Edmond reporter brings experience from the Carolinas to continue local coverage
Journalism at its most impactful has the power to alter the trajectory of families or communities for generations.
That power is hampered in communities without...
The Ryan Walters Bible mandate begs a prayer for relief
After their 6-1 ruling this past week that a proposed Catholic charter school is unconstitutional, Oklahoma Supreme Court justices may be licking their chops...
High water: OKC investments land Olympic events
I'd like to think someone showed the Los Angeles Organizing Committee what Oklahoma City has to offer the Olympic Games, and who better to...
Faithanna Olsson: The story of why I tell stories
When I was little, I could be found hiding behind the couch playing a spy game and dreaming of an exciting future working for...
It’s time to fix the confounding MLB blackout problem
I’m a child of Ted Turner’s SuperStation WTBS.
Early evenings in the 1980s were spent at my grandfather’s house, watching the Atlanta Braves game du...
The immaturity of the Association of Mature American Citizens
Good grief. Geezerdom has been politicized!
A recent delivery of snail mail contained a letter from some lady associated with an outfit calling itself AMAC,...
Annoying ABLE ID actions spur intoxicating new law
Twists aren't just a fun cocktail garnish when it comes to alcohol in Oklahoma. It turns out that what the law says, or doesn't...
The end of a Rocky road for Charles McCall, Greg Treat
It's an end to an era, but perhaps the beginning of something better? If there is one thing Rocky 3 taught us, it's that...
Sasha Ndisabiye: Heritage ignited journalistic passion
I grew up in an academic household, where table conversations were filled with debates and car rides to school consisted of NPR’s daily morning...
Photos: Take a tour of Kansas City’s ‘Little Italy’
Columbus Park has been known as Kansas City, Missouri's Little Italy since the late 19th century. It still is, along with a considerable population...
