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SUAB Art Festival returns for the seventh consecutive year
The Oklahoma State University Art Festival returned to the Student Union for its seventh consecutive year in a row, allowing students and the wider Stillwater community to share their artwork on campus. Organized by the Student Union Activities Board (SUAB), the event encourages participation in a variety of creative mediums and builds a culture of art appreciation in Stillwater.
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Near one-year mark of Holly Hill’s death, mother starts fundraiser for Elgin students
ELGIN, Okla. — It has been almost a year since Holly Hill died after drinking what she thought was margarita mix but was actually industrial cleaner. Her mother is turning the tragedy into a fundraiser for students at her daughter’s old school. Holly’s mother, Kelly Hunter, said Holly...
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Central Wraps Up Fall Season In Kansas
ANDOVER, Kan. – Central Oklahoma wraps up the fall season with the Newman Fall Invitational Monday and Tuesday at Terradyne Country Club. UCO has finished first, second, second, and first in four tournaments this season. The Bronchos are looking to close out the first half of 2026-27 campaign on a high note.
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KMOD’s ‘Phil & Brent’ Set for 2027 Oklahoma Hall Of Fame Induction.
Longtime Tulsa personalities “Phil & Brent,” Phil Stone and Brent Douglas, will be inducted into the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2027. The duo spent nearly 27 years entertaining Oklahoma listeners as hosts of the KMOD “Morning Zoo,” building one of the state’s most successful and recognizable morning radio programs.
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Legal battle over Norman Central Library faces another delay
There is yet another delay in the legal battle over the Central Library in Norman. The $39 million building has spent more time closed than it has open. The City of Norman and other parties are asking a judge to delay major deadlines by six months. The city and the...
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Clayton's Giant Shoe Sculpture Is Headed to Lambert Airport for $15,000
A 10-foot-tall sculpture made of 2,000 cast-aluminum high-heeled shoes is packing up and leaving its longtime perch outside Caleres headquarters in Clayton, bound for a new life greeting travelers at St. Louis Lambert International Airport. The footwear company is donating the piece, known as “Shoe of Shoes,” to the airport, which plans to spend $15,000 to move, clean and power-wash the sculpture before installing it on a grassy area west of the exit doors on the lower level.