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The First American Museum in Oklahoma City was a long time coming.Since Oklahoma has more than 60 percent of all enrolled Native Americans in the U.S., Oklahoma City was the

Most visitors to Barcelona, Spain, are charmed by its distinctive Art Nouveau architecture, the Sagrada Familia Cathedral, Catalonian food and access to the Mediterranean. But for soccer lovers, there’s only

The Music Man officially begins previews tonight on Broadway! Meet the cast bringing the iconic musical back to the stage!

Medinas — those cloistered markets and neighborhoods encircled by old city walls in Northern Africa are special. Some, as in Tunisia and Egypt, have become centered around tourists, but in

The Panhandle has long been known for its cotton, wheat, sorghum, and corn crops.  But for a few decades, produce farming had a stake in the agricultural output of the area, especially potatoes.

Caprock Chronicles: From Texas Tech pilot to the Himalaya Mountains - a Panhandle farmer’s journey During WWII Mary Walker Clark Editors Note: Caprock Chronicles are edited each week by Jack Becker a retired TTU Librarian. He may be reached at jack.becker@ttu.edu Today’s article is by Mary Walker Clark, an award-winning travel writer who has recently written “Landing in my Present,” her journey retracing her father’s war time experiences in Indian and China. In 1939, Ray Charles Wa...