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Today is Friday, June 23, the 174th day of 2023. There are 191 days left in the year.
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The Daring Legacy of the Hughes H-1 Racer - FLYING Magazine
The streamlined Hughes H-1 Racer, built by eccentric tycoon Howard Hughes, set several world flying speed records.
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OKC has a growing list of daytime adventures and iconic landmarks
Daytime adventures and iconic landmarks discussed in live chat with The Oklahomans Steve Lackmeyer.
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Youngest aviator in the U.S.: Chautauqua performance captures history of Eula 'Pearl' Carter Scott
ENID, Okla. — The history of those who were trailblazers in aviation has been celebrated during the Summer Chautauqua performances taking place this week as part of “American Aviation: Barnstorming
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CN officially takes ownership of Rogers birthplace
In the company of the property’s curious cats, and with everyone minding their step on a working cattle farm, about 100 people turned out on June 12 for the formal
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Chautauqua captures history of youngest aviator in the U.S.
Eula “Pearl” Carter Scott, one of the first Native American pilots, began flying at 11 years old. Scott, from Marlow, was a barnstormer pilot and took her first flying lesson
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Chautauqua captures history of youngest aviator in the U.S.
Eula “Pearl” Carter Scott, one of the first Native American pilots, began flying at 11 years old. Scott, from Marlow, was a barnstormer pilot and took her first flying lesson
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Pedestrian bridge opens Mayor Holot says, "Ir provides a safe connection hundred of thousands.."
A 121-foot pedestrian bridge opened with a ceremonial ribbon cutting on Wednesday. The pedestrian walkway passes over the Northwest Expressway near Wilshire and provides safety for walkers, cyclists, and runners
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