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Stewart Celebrates 2nd Official Langston University Day at Capitol

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Rep. Ronald Stewart, D-Tulsa, celebrated the success of the 2nd Official Langston University Day at the Oklahoma State Capitol, held Tuesday,...

David Martin Appointed First Black Superintendent & CEO of Metro Tech

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OKLAHOMA CITY — During a Special Meeting held on April 6, the Metro Tech Board of Education appointed Deputy Superintendent David Martin as the...

Emergency Physician Dr. Herschel Brown Announces Candidacy for Oklahoma State House District 99

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OKLAHOMA CITY — After more than 30 years working in emergency rooms, Dr. Herschel L. Brown is entering a different kind of service. He...

Oklahoma County Commissioner Jason Lowe Files for Re-Election

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Commissioner Jason Lowe has officially filed for re-election as Oklahoma County Commissioner for District 1, announcing his continued commitment to serving...

Dr. William Alphonso Franks Remembered for His Service

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Dr. William Alphonso Franks passed away on April 18 at the age of 89. A lifelong educator, Dr. Franks served as...
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The U.S. Supreme Court will temporarily allow women to...
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