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Two New Movies for the Price of One Still Light Up This Oklahoma Drive-In Every Weekend

I almost drove right past it, a big pale screen standing in an open Oklahoma field like a giant waiting for the sun to set. Then I smelled popcorn and burgers drifting across the highway, and my stomach made the decision for me. What looked like a simple roadside lot...

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Chickasaw Nation Seeks Artists for Hushtola Art Market

The Chickasaw Nation is accepting applications for the 2026 HushtolaArt Market now through Nov. 6 at 5 p.m. The juried art show will take place from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Dec. 12-13, at the OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark. 639 First Americans Blvd., Oklahoma City. The Hushtola Art Market...

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Edmond’s Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park to feature famous Blue Dog sculpture

EDMOND, Okla. - The Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park in Edmond is set to open next fall, featuring a collection of sculptures, including a special addition from renowned artist George Rodrigue. Wendy Rodrigue Magnus, the artist’s widow, recently visited Edmond to share her husband’s story and introduce one of his most...

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Inside the Grass Mound Off I-40, All 39 Tribal Nations Tell Oklahoma’s Story in Their Own Words

You might spot it from the highway and think it is just a big green hill with a curved building beside it. I almost drove right past, hungry for lunch and curious about nothing in particular. Once I stepped inside, I found one of the most moving places in all...

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Watch Traditional Dances And Explore A Recreated Native Village In Oklahoma This November

Most museums ask you to stand back and look. This one invites you into the dance circle. In Oklahoma, a recreated 18th-century Native village sits on a sprawling campus. Walk past a council house, a corn crib, and a stickball field. Why only watch history when you can join it?

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Hearts for Hearing sculpture celebrates the gift of sound in Oklahoma City

Inside a glass tower at Hearts for Hearing's Oklahoma City campus, a 42-foot sculpture transforms the spoken words “Celebration of Sound” into an illuminated work of art. Suspended in the lobby of the organization's expanded facility, the sculpture lights up to commemorate milestones in patients' hearing journeys. Visible to motorists along Lake Hefner Parkway, the installation offers a glimpse into the life-changing work happening inside Hearts for Hearing.

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d

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Four Dale Chihuly Glass Works Land at OKC Convention Center for Five Years

Four blown-glass artworks by world-renowned artist Dale Chihuly are now on display at the Oklahoma City Convention Center, installed on the second floor as part of a five-year public art loan agreement. The pieces come from the Oklahoma City Museum of Art's permanent collection and mark the latest addition to the convention center's growing roster of public art.

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News on 6 at 6 p.m. Newscast 11/2/2026

Join Oklahoma’s Own Politics team as we break down the races and issues that will impact you and your family as you head to the polls Tuesday. Russell Westbrook had no idea what Sam Presti was about to announce. During the Oklahoma Standard Award luncheon in Oklahoma City, Presti...

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d

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"It feels like home," Jason Momoa talks about his time in Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Actor and Musician Jason Momoa talks with FOX23 Morning Anchor Ron Terrell about playing with his favorite band, The Bobby Lees and an upcoming show with his band ÖOF TATATÁ in Oklahoma City. The band is playing at Fassler Hall in Oklahoma City...

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Paul Lehman, Oklahoma's first Black TV anchor, dies at 85

EDMOND − Professor Paul Lehman thought, and wrote, that America has never properly dealt with race because Americans think things are as they should be, an observation about perception, language and behavior rooted in his experience as Oklahoma's first Black television news anchor and his other early work in broadcasting.

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A LOOK Back: Edmond’s Armory

Built in 1936 by the Works Progress Administration (WPA), Edmond’s historic armory originally housed the Headquarters Company, 179th Infantry Unit of the 45th Infantry Division, known as the Thunderbirds. The building also hosted community dances, concerts, basketball games, and even a traveling circus. When the National Guard outgrew the facility, a new armory was built on Bryant Avenue in 1972. The original building served various nonprofit organizations until 1995, when the Edmond History Museum took over the entire facility. Today, the 90-year-old landmark at 5th & Boulevard continues to preserve Edmond’s military heritage and serve the community.

Edmond, OK · 5d

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How 'Boomer Sooner,' 'Oklahoma!' became state's shared voice | Opinion

In 1953, a debate over Oklahoma's state song was interrupted by a performance. Rep. George Nigh wanted to replace the solemn "Oklahoma, A Toast" with the title number from Rodgers' and Hammerstein's musical. An opponent had defended the old song by singing it on the House floor. Nigh returned with a women's college choir and Ridge Bond, an Oklahoma actor who had played Curly on Broadway. Bond came through the chamber door singing "Oklahoma!" The lawmakers stood and cheered. Nigh got his bill passed.

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Turn a Lump of Clay Into Your Own Mug at This Oklahoma City Pottery Studio

Some of the best places in Oklahoma hide behind plain doors you could walk past a hundred times. I stepped inside one on a whim, expecting a quick look at a few shelves, and found spinning wheels, warm kilns, and people shaping wet clay with their bare hands. It felt...

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Oklahoma City Theater Closes Out Tracy Letts' The Minutes Tonight, Sunday Sold Out

Carpenter Square Theatre — Approximate Venue For Oklahoma Premiere. Carpenter Square Theatre’s Oklahoma premiere of Tracy Letts’ The Minutes ends tonight in Oklahoma City. The final performance is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., with doors opening at 7, according to News 9. Sunday’s show has sold out, leaving tonight as the last opportunity to see the dark comedy, which unfolds during a fictional small-town city council meeting.

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New Patio Opens at Earlywine Golf Club, Capping Years of OKC Upgrades

The Overlook Restaurant & Pub at Earlywine Golf Club has a new place for diners to sit outside, with a patio that opened on Oct. 29 beside the covered hitting pavilion and the ninth hole of the South Course. The addition gives golfers and non-golfers alike more room to eat outdoors at the Oklahoma City club, located at 11600 S. Portland Ave.

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Anadarko Students Launch First Newscast at Nation's Oldest Native Boarding School

Students at Riverside Indian School in Anadarko have started producing their own television newscast, called The Side Talk, giving the historic boarding school a daily student-run broadcast with anchors, co-hosts and editors pulled straight from the classroom. The program airs new episodes most mornings and covers school news, announcements and student voices.

Anadarko, OK · 7d

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