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Sky's the limit: Arkansas pilot draws Mona Lisa with flight path
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Etxeberria leads Falcons to the first tournament win in program history
LAWTON, Okla. (September 20, 2026) – For the third year in a row under Head Coach Paul Chavez, The University of Texas Permian Basin women's golf team opened up its new season at the Oklahoma Women's Intercollegiate hosted by Cameron University at the Lawton Country Club. However, this year it was extra special as junior Lorena Etxeberria birdied her last two holes to win individual medalist honors and help the Falcons capture the first team title in program history.
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Fancy Dance Casino Announces $20M Expansion in Oklahoma
PERRY, OK — Fancy Dance Casino, owned and operated by the Ponca Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, has announced a more than $20 million expansion that will significantly enhance the casino’s gaming, dining and entertainment offerings. Construction is ongoing, with an opening slated for late 2026. The project was conceived by Bergman Walls & Associates. Additional project partners include Connect Advisors, FSA Advisory Group, Bank of Oklahoma and Nabholz.
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Broken Arrow Invitational brings marching bands together for early-season feedback
BROKEN ARROW, OK - High school marching bands from Oklahoma and New Mexico gathered at Broken Arrow Memorial Stadium Saturday, Sept. 19, for the 20th annual Broken Arrow Invitational, giving students an early-season opportunity to perform and receive feedback from judges. Nine Oklahoma bands and one New Mexico band competed,...
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Pilot recreates "Mona Lisa" with flight path
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This Oklahoma Museum Hides Eerie Paranormal Artifacts and a Haunted 19th-Century Schoolhouse
Somewhere in Oklahoma, tucked along a highway most travelers zoom past without a second glance, sits a small museum that holds a lot more than old photographs and dusty relics. Beyond its modest exterior lies a collection of frontier-era artifacts, a working blacksmith exhibition, and a 19th-century schoolhouse that more than one visitor has described as genuinely haunted.
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Hobart hosts Hometown Harvest festival
HOBART, Okla. — Hobart was in full fall mode today as the town hosted its Hometown Harvest festival. The event ran all day, starting with vendor set-up at 8 a.m. and full activities kicking off at 9 a.m. Families could enjoy food trucks, games, contests and a silent auction....
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Three Oklahoma Choirs Vie to Sing With Foreigner at Riverwind Casino
Three Oklahoma high school choirs are competing in a fan-driven contest for the chance to perform with classic rock band Foreigner at Riverwind Casino's Showplace Theater on October 2. The winning group is expected to join the band on “I Want to Know What Love Is.” The participating schools are Piedmont High School, Putnam City High School and Carl Albert High School.
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Anadarko Heritage museum holds 90th anniversary celebration
ANADARKO, Okla. (KSWO) - The Anadarko Heritage Museum held its 90th anniversary celebration Friday afternoon. There, attendees got to tour the museum and take in its long history, all while checking out brand-new exhibits ready for display. One person in attendance, David Perrymen, has family ties to one of the...
Oklahoma Gazette
Oklahoma’s International Bluegrass Festival returns to Guthrie
The 29th annual Oklahoma’s International Bluegrass Festival returns to Guthrie Oct. 8-10 with three days of live music, workshops, competitions and campground jams at Cottonwood Flats. Seventeen bands will perform across three stages, with this year’s lineup including The Slocan Ramblers, The Fretliners, Johnny Mullenax and bluegrass musicians John...
American Songwriter
Born 98 Years Ago Today in Oklahoma, the Steel Guitar Legend Who Helped Launch Merle Haggard’s Career and Shape Waylon Jennings’ Outlaw Sound
On September 16, 1928, Ralph Mooney was born in Duncan, Oklahoma. Mooney followed the path of countless Okies before him and moved to California to live with his older sister and brother-in-law. The latter relationship would prove to be one of his most fundamental, professionally speaking, as Mooney learned guitar, fiddle, and mandolin from his sister’s husband. Mooney’s brother-in-law planted the seed, and Leon McAuliffe’s “Steel Guitar Rag” made it bloom.