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Wings member turns childhood of care into a life of service (opens the original)
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Volunteering is a staple at Wings, an Oklahoma City organization that prepares people with special needs for life and helps them grow toward greater independence. Kate Brockwell, 29, spent much of her childhood relying on doctors and therapists for debilitating health conditions, and now, she says she wants to be the helper. Her father, Matt Brockwell, said the program gives her purpose along with a place where she is known. Brockwell said she always planned to give back once she had the chance,
Jim Thorpe's unpublished autobiography surfaces after 70 years (opens the original)
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Jim Thorpe’s name is stamped across record books, Olympic history and the modern idea of what an athlete can be. But for decades, one thing was missing: his own voice, in his own words, telling his own story. That changed when his granddaughter found an unpublished manuscript that had been sitting untouched for 70 years. The Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame keeps a section packed with Thorpe memorabilia, medals, records and mementos from a career that helped define modern athletics. Museum curator J
6 years apart, 1 book, and an Oklahoma family finally whole again (opens the original)
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The OK Messages Project records incarcerated parents in Oklahoma reading books to their children, then sends the videos home so kids can see and hear them. For one mother and daughter, those recordings became the foundation of a relationship that has only grown stronger since her release. Lindsay Roberts missed six years of her three children’s lives while she was in prison on charges related to a drug addiction. Today, she and her daughter, Lexi Hawkins, have a close relationship, one they cred
Celebrating the Standard (opens the original)
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Celebrating the Standard Highlighting the people and places who exemplify the Oklahoma Standard of service, kindness and taking action. Celebrating the Standard 6 years apart, 1 book, and an Oklahoma family finally whole again Through the OK Messages Project, an incarcerated mother read to her children from prison. Now reunited, she and her daughter say those videos never let them drift apart. Bobbie Miller 5 hours ago3 min read Celebrating the Standard Prison reading program lets incarcerated O
Prison reading program lets incarcerated Oklahoma parents send bedtime stories home (opens the original)
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Thousands of children across Oklahoma have a parent behind bars. They’re kids who don’t get a lunch packed for school in the morning or a bedtime story read to them at night, at least not in person. A program called OK Messages Project is trying to close some of that distance. It lets incarcerated moms and dads record themselves reading a book aloud, then sends the video home to their kids. Jaxx is a kid who loves his books, and he especially loves one particular reader: his great-grandmother, D
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