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Carl’s Jr. returning to Marietta
More than a year and a half after disaster struck, Carl’s Jr.., a longtime favorite eatery, is scheduled to return to Marietta later this year. Jacob Rangel, the district manager for the area stores, is excited to see the return to the area. “We are going to be back...
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27th Annual Festival Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in Sherman
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'Crossed Roads: From Music to Art' gallery now on display at MGCCC
Biloxi Fire Museum to celebrate 25 years with ribbon cutting event. Hugh Keaton takes us to the Biloxi Fire Museum, which is celebrating 25 years with a special ribbon-cutting event. Updated: 10 hours ago. Grand Central Station’s Melissa Schmitz joined Caroline to discuss NTX Giving Day and upcoming events.
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Biloxi Fire Museum to celebrate 25 years with ribbon cutting event
'Crossed Roads: From Music to Art' gallery now on display at MGCCC. Jennifer Lott takes us to the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Harrison County Campus gallery, where a new art show is on display, blending music and art. Updated: 10 hours ago. Grand Central Station’s Melissa Schmitz joined Caroline...
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Talk of the Town: “Our Lands, Our Legacy Choctaw Cultural Center Exhibit
DURANT, Okla. (KXII) - The Choctaw Cultural Center’s Alexandria Gough and Mo Jacobsohn joined Caroline on Talk of the Town to discuss the “Our Lands, Our Legacy” exhibit. “Our Lands, Our Legacy” focuses on the Oklahoma’s natural resources and their meaning to Choctaw Nation history. The exhibit...
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27th Annual Festival Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in Sherman
SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - To honor the start of Hispanic Heritage Month on Saturday, the Hispanic Heritage Council kicked off their 27th annual festival with live Latino music and performances. Local vendors made it out, and local organizations were there as well. “This is the chance that us, the Latinos...
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Talk of the Town: “Our Lands, Our Legacy Choctaw Cultural Center Exhibit
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Movie shot in Sherman debuts in theaters today
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Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival Announced
ADA, OK – Chickasaw heritage, culture and traditions will be celebrated throughout the Chickasaw Nation during the 2025 Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival from Friday, Sept. 26 to Saturday, Oct. 4. Chickasaws from across the country attend the weeklong event, which is highlighted by Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby’s State of the Nation Address, set for 9:00am, Oct. 4, at the Aiitafama’ Ishto (large meeting place) on the grounds of the Capitol in Tishomingo, OK.
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Southeastern Oklahoma State University Announces 2025-26 Musical Arts Series Schedule
DURANT, OKLAHOMA – Southeastern Oklahoma State University has announced the lineup for its 2025-26 Musical Arts Series, marking the 53rd season of the celebrated performance calendar. Beginning on Tuesday, September 23, audiences will enjoy five concerts featuring renowned musicians from across the globe, with all performances scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at the Fine Arts Recital Hall.
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“The Short Game”: A movie filmed in Sherman is hitting the big screen
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Mud Puddles to Memories: Marietta FFA at Alumni Camp
The Marietta FFA officer team packed up and hit the road for a four-day, three-night adventure at the 2025 FFA Alumni Leadership Camp, held at the brand-new Camp Tulakogee. The two-hour drive flew by in a blur of laughter, inside jokes, and endless questions. This was the first year the FFA had their own campground, and we were all buzzing with curiosity about what it would look like.
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WATCH: Braxton Keith Ends Concert Early After Fans Get Rowdy With Beer Throwing
@hunterlee5212008Tried my best to find the beer getting thrown but oh well. Braxton Keith wasn’t here for the nonsense this weekend. During his show at Heritage Hall in Ardmore, Oklahoma, the rising country star pulled the plug mid-set after fans decided to turn the stage into a beer shower.
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Hank Williams Jr. Pushes Back Oklahoma Shows Due to Health Issue, Plans September Dates
Country music legend Hank Williams Jr. has announced the cancellation of his upcoming concerts in Oklahoma this weekend due to illness. The performances in Tulsa and Thackerville, originally scheduled for August, have been rescheduled for Sept. 19 and 20, with all tickets to be honored for the new dates. "We're...