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Illinois River Jam deemed a hit despite inclement weather (opens the original)
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The sun set beyond the Cookson Hills for one last night of the Illinois River Jam. Rain was in the area earlier in the evening, but the crowd was substantially larger than it had been earlier in the festival. The music was lively, and so was the crowd. Children chased one another and danced with their light sticks. Dogs watched over their owners, and friends created cozy circles around fires outside the main stage area. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Kiersten White, Agalisiga 'Chuj' Mackey open 19th Illinois River Jam (opens the original)
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For its 19th year, the Illinois River Jam welcomed musicians to the banks of the Illinois River at outfitter Peytonâs Place Thursday, Sept. 24. Some of those who came to listen had traveled hours in anticipation of what has become a bedrock of the Oklahoma music scene. With RV camping spots sold out and primitive camping packed tight, the event was scheduled to continue through Saturday night. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Tahlequah event highlights monarch conservation (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma Monarch Society's mission is educating the public on the importance of plants and insects to the environment, and an event last weekend was all abuzz with information. A Native Plant & Pollinator Party was held at Floyd H. Norris Park Saturday, Sept. 12, noon to 3 p.m. Stefanie Leland, director of communications and marketing for the Oklahoma Monarch Society, was among the many on hand. Through the outreach and educational arm of the organization, called Okies for Monarchs, she and
Tahlequah event highlights monarch conservation (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma Monarch Society's mission is educating the public on the importance of plants and insects to the environment, and an event last weekend was all abuzz with information. A Native Plant & Pollinator Party was held at Floyd H. Norris Park Saturday, Sept. 12, noon to 3 p.m. Stefanie Leland, director of communications and marketing for the Oklahoma Monarch Society, was among the many on hand. Through the outreach and educational arm of the organization, called Okies for Monarchs, she and
Cooking up competition: The heat was on at Tahlequah’s Bluegrass & Chili Festival (opens the original)
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The Bluegrass and Chili Festival celebrated its second year in Tahlequah Friday, Sept. 11, and Saturday, Sept. 12. The festival hosts the Mid-America Regional Chili Cook-off, which is sanctioned by the International Chili Society. The event draws competitors from beyond Oklahoma for a chance at winning one of its coveted awards. Ten teams had tents and portable kitchens set up along both sides of Delaware Street on the west side of S. Muskogee Avenue. In humidity brought on by storms that contin
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