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On the Town: Oklahoma Contemporary links OKC to Guadalajara - Vimarsana News

On the Town: Oklahoma Contemporary links OKC to Guadalajara

We’re getting a teaser look this week at Oklahoma Contemporary’s upcoming blockbuster exhibition celebrating a group of Mexican artists and a city’s cultural revolution during a reception for a new outdoor installation.

Credit union opening new branch | The Journal Record - Vimarsana News

Credit union opening new branch | The Journal Record

True Sky Credit Union will celebrate its 12th branch location with grand opening festivities and giveaways for the public from 9 a.m. to noon May 21 at 1127 E Second St., the second True Sky branch in Edmond.

Listen to AKAI SOLO and Navy Blue's album True Sky - Vimarsana News

Listen to AKAI SOLO and Navy Blue's album True Sky

(L) AKAI SOLO. Screencap via "Incursio Fur" music video. (R) Navy Blue. Screencap via "1491" music video   AKAI SOLO and Navy Blue are two N.Y.C.-based artists who have teamed up for a new album called True Sky. If you followed east-coast underground rap last year, you know how exciting this is: Blue's albums Àdá Irin and Song Of Sage: Post Panic! and Solo's Eleventh Wind were all thoroughly enjoyable solo projects. Today, they've teamed up for an album called True Sky. SOLO handles most of the rapping while Blue produced the entire project. The album's 14 tracks inclu...

'Sky Crew' Takes Customer Service To Super Hero Levels - Vimarsana News

'Sky Crew' Takes Customer Service To Super Hero Levels

By: News 9 OKLAHOMA CITY - The employees at the True Sky Credit union: bankers by day. But when duty calls, they become the Sky Crew, everyday heroes preforming various acts of kindness across the community. So within 24 hours after that now infamous Thunder game, the crew jumped into action. “We were just letting them know we are here for them. We understood they were afraid, you know, to get out because this was something new,” said True Sky employee Rosibel Campbell. The crew started calling all their customers ages 60 and up to see if they needed anything. Seriously...anything. “T...

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