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Morrison, OK · Arts & Culture
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This Oklahoma Landmark Hides an Entire 1889 Frontier Street Behind an Elevator Door
I pulled over expecting a quick stretch of the legs and maybe a few old photos on a wall. What I found instead was a quiet brick building in Oklahoma that swallowed my whole afternoon and sent me home hungry for more stories. Inside, the wild days of the land...
Newcastle Pacer
Bridgesong takes shape in Blanchard with Ernie Els Signature Golf at its heart
Land-led community will bring together golf, residences, hospitality and outdoor living across approximately 1,000 acres. Bridgesong, a new private golf and residential community taking shape in Blanchard, is being created with a simple philosophy: let the land lead. Set across approximately 1,000 acres of rolling Oklahoma terrain, waterways, mature trees...
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Langston University's Homecoming Brings Bun B, Slim Thug to Oklahoma's Only HBCU
Oklahoma's only Historically Black College or University is throwing its biggest party of the year, and this time the headliners are Houston hip-hop veterans Bun B and Slim Thug. The duo will close out Langston University's weeklong 2026 homecoming celebration with a postgame concert outside W.E. Anderson Stadium on Saturday, capping a stretch of parades, football, step shows and alumni gatherings built around the theme “The Legacy Continues.”
Radio Ink
Tulsa’s Roy D. Mercer Creators Named To OAB Hall Of Fame
The two voices who made Roy D. Mercer a Sooner State radio staple will be inducted into the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame. Phil Stone and Brent Douglas of iHeartMedia Tulsa’s KMOD were posthumously named to the Class of 2027. Stone and Douglas hosted KMOD’s Morning Zoo...
American Songwriter
Toby Keith’s Legacy Lives on as University of Oklahoma Names New Student-Athlete Center in His Honor
On February 5, 2024, country music lost one of its signature voices when Toby Keith sadly passed away at 62. While leaving behind a legacy that included hits like “Should’ve Been a Cowboy,” Keith was also a proud American who consistently supported the armed forces. A member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, Keith battled stomach cancer at the time of his death. And now, years later, the University of Oklahoma sought to celebrate the singer’s life and career by naming its newest center in his honor.
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KSR Show, 10/13: One more from Lexington before Stormin’ Norman
Matt Jones, Ryan Lemond, and Mario Maitland will hit the road for Norman, Oklahoma, on Wednesday morning, stopping for radio shows along the way. Today, the rest of the crew will send them off with one last show together in Lexington for the week. On the show, they’ll keep the fun going from the big win over the weekend, plus even more that they couldn’t get to on Monday. Also, reactions to basketball’s place in the preseason SEC poll and more. You can join the conversation by phone on the Clark’s Pump-N-Shop phone line at (859) 280-2287, or text Matt Jones directly at (772) 774-5254. Listener...