Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame adds two from Tulsa area
The Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame will induct 10 people in its latest class, including two who have worked for readers for decades in Tulsa, Coweta and Wagoner.
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The Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame will induct 10 people in its latest class, including two who have worked for readers for decades in Tulsa, Coweta and Wagoner.
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Ten longtime journalists will be among those honored at the 53rd annual luncheon and induction ceremony of the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame.
This week, 12 more individuals who are journalists or who have served journalism during their storied careers will be inducted into the 53rd Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame.