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Oklahoma City Ballet brings free outdoor performance to Scissortail Park (opens the original)
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Oklahoma City Ballet's "Ballet Under the Stars" returns to Scissortail Park on Sept. 11, offering a free evening of classical and contemporary dance performances for the community. Oklahoma City Ballet's "Ballet Under the Stars" returns to Scissortail Park on Sept. 11, offering a free evening of classical and contemporary dance performances for the community. Oklahoma City Ballet's "Ballet Under the Stars" will take place at Scissortail Park on Sept. 11, providing a free opportunity for families
Route 66 Beach Festival to give Oklahomans up-close look at sport in 2028 Olympics (opens the original)
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The Route 66 Beach Fest is coming to Lake Arcadia this weekend, bringing music, beach games, and a competition that'll be featured soon in the Olympics. Starting Saturday, people can come out to Lake Arcadia and watch athletes at the top of their games. If things go well, Edmond could host Olympic qualifiers in the future. "Beach sprints is one of the new Olympic disciplines. There is a 250-meter row. Before that, it is a 50-meter run, a 250-meter row, turn around and back, run, run and you hit
Oklahoma Baptist University begins semester with renovated campus after 2023 tornado damage (opens the original)
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Oklahoma Baptist University has reopened for the fall semester with newly renovated facilities years after tornado damage in April 2023 Oklahoma Baptist University has reopened for the fall semester with newly renovated facilities years after tornado damage in April 2023 Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee reopened for a new semester, celebrating the first full year with renovated facilities following tornado damage in April 2023. Shawnee Hall, the oldest building on campus, has been fully re
Norman City Council narrowly votes to reject new turnpike interchanges (opens the original)
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The Norman City Council narrowly voted to reject three new interchanges that would connect the city to the South Extension Turnpike. After nearly 20 years in Norman, HeyDay Entertainment will close its doors on Friday because it's in the path of the turnpike expansion planned for the area. It's one of several businesses impacted. Norman's decision to vote against the interchanges does not really impact the planned expansion. >> Video Below: HeyDay in Norman to shut down following Oklahoma Turnpi
Oklahomans approve State Question 846, reject State Question 844 (opens the original)
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While the election was a primary runoff, all Oklahomans had a chance to weigh in on two state questions on Tuesday. >> Check out election results from across Oklahoma here. Oklahoma voters approved one and rejected the other. Below is a breakdown of the two state questions that were on the ballot Tuesday. Oklahomans voted in favor of the state question that adds a voter identification requirement to the state constitution. Now, it will be up to the state legislature to decide what qualifies as v
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