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Pryors new Born & Raised fest announces post-pandemic lineup and Oklahoma country music superstar Toby Keith is bringing back his local golf classic.

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Registration is open for the Oklahoma Pecan Growers Annual Conference & Tradeshow, June 10-12, in Broken Arrow. Almost like a pecan itself, this year’s event is full of stored energy following a difficult season of pandemic constraints, organizer Becky Carroll said. Carroll, an Oklahoma State University Extension associate specialist, said the meetings and presentations will be a perfect opportunity for new producers, as well as seasoned growers, to have candid discussions about issues fac...

17 Shares Sancho’s Broken Arrow, in April 2020. The address is the site of a sexual assault investigation, Denver Police said. (Beth Rankin, The Denver Post) A group of Denver musicians plans to boycott establishments affiliated with local businessman Jay Bianchi following sexual assault and abuse allegations against the longtime, and former, jam-band bar owner. The Colorado Musicians Union on Thursday released a flyer for a June 12 picket and protest, which will take place at noon at 9...

Event Description The B. A Community Book Fair will be held June 4th and 5th and is an excellent opportunity for teachers to add to or establish their classroom libraries. The Book Fair will take place at 201 W. Houston from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM each day. Donated books of all categories and for all ages are available as well as magazines, puzzles, games, recorded music, books, and movies. Cash or check only. No credit cards will be accepted. All proceeds benefit Broken Arrow Neighbors. Event pre...

Find out who was awarded the Lake Country Power 2021 Les Beach Memorial Scholarships and other news.

Berrien County deputy, K9 win award from North American Police Work Dog Association Steve Campbell / Berrien County Sheriffs Office and last updated 2021-06-02 08:58:47-04 BENTON HARBOR, Mich. — Deputy Brandon Crosby and K9 Blek (pronounced “blue”) from the Berrien County Sheriff’s Office received an Exceptional Service Award from the North American Police Work Dog Association at its National Workshop in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. @SteveCampbellPhotography.com / Berrien County ...

"Being able to work with a dog is probably one of the best things ever," Cpl. Dwayne Brown said. "You have to train together, and you become a team."

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Oklahoma will name a roughly 20-mile stretch of a panhandle highway after former President Donald Trump.