Special Ceremony For Victims Of OKC Bombing To Be Held Sunday Morning

This year we remember the victims of April 19th in a very different way. The National Memorial and Museum is closed due to COVID-19 and the 168 names being honored will be read during a special pre-taped show. <br/>

Sunday, April 19th 2020, 3:52 am

By: Ashley Holden

This year we remember the victims of April 19th in a very different way.

The National Memorial and Museum is closed due to COVID-19 and the 168 names being honored will be read during a special pre-taped show. Typically survivors, family members, and city leaders would pack the grounds to hear the names of everyone that was lost on that tragic day 25 years ago.

There will be 168 seconds of silence then the names of those lost will be read. Some familiar faces are participating OKC Mayor David Holt, Governor Kevin Stitt, and Oklahoma native Kristen Chenoweth.

We will have special coverage all morning leading up to the pre-taped show at 9 a.m.

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