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Oklahoma teen poses with friends dressed up as KKK members on Halloween. Then dad deletes her post after she receives threats
Oklahoma teen faces backlash for posing with friends dressed as KKK members. BY: @SEERACISTS | X An Oklahoma teen faced backlash online for posing with friends dressed as KKK members on Halloween. Her father made her delete the post shared on social media that showed her friends clad in white hooded robes characteristic of the Ku Klux Klan at their school’s Halloween event. Wellston Public Schools issued a formal statement condemning...
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Morris Public Schools mourns death of seventh-grade student
Morris Public Schools is mourning the death of a seventh-grade student. The district shared the news in a Facebook message to its school community, expressing condolences to the student’s family and acknowledging the impact of the loss on students, staff and families. “The loss of a child is something...
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Sooners silence the Swamp with 23-7 victory over Florida
The Oklahoma Sooners delivered one of their biggest road victories of the season Saturday night, knocking off No. 24 Florida 23-7 at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, better known as the Swamp. Oklahoma relied on a physical defensive performance and a controlled offensive attack to secure the Southeastern Conference victory, improving...
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Rock Creek Bridge: Sapulpa, OK
Hey, Friend! Welcome back to another post. Today, I want to show you the historic Rock Creek Bridge in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. Let’s get started!. “Historic Bridge No. 18 at Rock Creek was built by the Concrete and Steel Construction Company (A New York Company with an office in Joplin, Missouri) and constructed in 1924. Route 66 travelers who crossed Rock Creek during the 1920s would have thought the bridge to be the most dynamic design at its time. The bridge spans one hundred and twenty feet long, is eighteen feet in width, and runs parallel with the former St. Louis & San Francisco Railway tracks. Of the hundreds of bridges along Route 66, Bridge No. 18 at Rock Creek is one of the only two renowned “Parker Through Truss” bridges. Its sister bridge, the Rio Puerco Bridge (1933), can be found just west of Albuquerque, New Mexico. What makes Bridge No. 18 at Rock Creek most unusual is its brick decking. Nearly all the bricks you see are those originally constrcted on the deck in 1924.