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❝We do have a couple structures that had damage to them. Were just kind of getting all that stuff ... taken care of and pictures taken.❞ — Mike Honigsberg, Enid/Garfield

Theyre guaranteed to sell fast.

Muskogee barber Carlos Ramirez is following in his aunt’s footsteps.

LAWTON, OK — City officials will weigh recommendations Monday that would end campground leases at two lakes concession areas and put a time frame for expiration on a third one.

PHOENIX — The Black Chamber of Arizona is proud to announce the induction of 30 diverse small business owners into ImpactAZ 2025, a multi-Year program focused on contracting readiness. The

Among the dozens of tornadoes that tore through the state on May 3, 1999, was an F-3 that leveled Strouds Tanger Outlet Center on the north side of the Turner

Julie Rhule, the wife of Nebraksas football coach, will open Drybar at SouthPointe Pavilions in June.

As construction continues on the new athletic facility at Lewiston High School, fundraising is also ongoing to finish the project.

It’s called sleight of hand – and it’s epitomized by the submitted opinion elsewhere on this page about auto no-fault reform. The claim is that these reforms are “saving drivers

Reps. Ben Cline and Bob Good voted against $60.8 billion in U.S. weapons assistance to Ukraine. Rep. Morgan Griffith, R-Salem, voted in favor of the expendiure. But none of the three apparently care to explain why.