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Cinco de Mayo Fiesta returns to Scissortail Park in OKC

The Greater Oklahoma City Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is organizing a Cinco de Mayo Fiesta at the Love s Travel Stops Stage and Great Lawn.

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Cinco de Mayo Fiesta returns to Scissortail Park in OKC

The Greater Oklahoma City Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is organizing a Cinco de Mayo Fiesta at the Love s Travel Stops Stage and Great Lawn.

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Schools across OKC join to show parents their education options

Schools across Oklahoma City joined under one roof to show parents their education options.

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Why Oklahoma has not yet spent $17 million targeted to help students

An effort to select projects has stalled while state officials work with federal agencies to stay in compliance with disbursement rules.

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Why $17 7M in relief money for Oklahoma students remains unspent

Nearly $18 million in federal coronavirus relief dollars for education has been in Gov. Kevin Stitt’s hands since January 2021 but has yet to be spent to help Oklahoma students

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