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 Natural curosity leads to career in journalism
Written By: Kim McConnell | Published: May-20-2013 | Category: Local "I'm curious," McClure said, admitting that she sometimes embarrasses family and friends with her determination to learn as much as she can, whether it be a topic of local interest, a stranger she has met or a point of interest on one of her far-flung travel adventures.McClure knew at age 12 she wanted to be a journalist and spent decades in that pursuit. Al... |
Extent of damage not known as dark descendsEDMOND (AP) One of several tornadoes that touched down Sunday in Oklahoma turned homes in a trailer park near Oklahoma City into splinters and rubble and sent frightened residents... |
Hall tells his side of storyFormer Oklahoma governor pays visit to sign his bookYou may or may not believe former Gov. David Hall's account of how he came to be the first Oklahoma governor convicted of crimes... |
Altus remodeling project completeALTUS Students at Altus High School will soon be closing out the 2012-2013 school year, the first of which they attended classes in a completely remodeled and expanded school buil... |
Cache students learn skills to survive if lostCACHE Students in a class at Cache Middle School are learning about survival skills to help them survive a period of distress, which include tips on what to do if lost and how to ... |
Fallin urges health care fix in Oklahoma LegislatureOKLAHOMA CITY (AP) Gov. Mary Fallin proposed a last-minute legislative change Friday to the state's Insure Oklahoma program that would direct $50 million in state tobacco taxes to... |
Plans to fund pop culture museum still aliveTULSA (AP) Backers of a museum devoted to Oklahoma popular culture said they're still hopeful state lawmakers will approve $40 million for the project before adjourning in two wee... |
All-Area game highlighted by South's big batsWritten By: Tyler Palmateer | Published: May-20-2013 It seemed only fitting that Nick Yoning put his stamp on Sunday's All-Area Baseball game. The Eisenhower product, bound to play Northern Oklahoma College in Enid next year, put the finishing touch on his South team's dominant 16-2 win over the North by scoring the final run on a ...  0 : Comments |
Center offers activities for seniorsWritten By: Josh Rouse | Published: May-20-2013 Instead of staying cooped up at home day-in and day-out, active seniors have a weekday destination to join with others in fun, games and various activities.The Center for Creative Living, 3501 Dr. Elsie Hamm Drive, has served the Lawton-Fort Sill community for 31 years providing... |
Faith, humor help asst. LPS chief in daily effort to help youngstersHe's a beloved educator at Lawton Public Schools, but assistant superintendent Billy Davis had a rea... |
Truck overturns, kills womanViolent wreck snarls Gore Boulevard traffic for hoursA horrific accident involving an overturned con... |
Flu season mild so far in this areaFlu season has arrived in Southwest Oklahoma.Rena Evans, district nurse manager for the Comanche Cou... |
'Brickleberry' is rotten to the coreDaniel Tosh has been a hot commodity the last couple of years. His show "Tosh.O" on Comedy Central i... |
Former Walters police officer accused of molesting teenagerA former Walters police officer pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a felony charge of lewd molestation of... |
Hard work, determination add up to success at Saint Mary'sThe numbers are adding up to success at Saint Mary's Catholic School.Saint Mary's was honored Monday... |
Manhunt on for suspect in brutal 2-by-4 beating in CyrilCaddo County investigators are searching for a man following a violent weekend assault that left a 3... |
