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Cherokees Dispute Ruling On Keetoowah Casino Land
Tuesday, July 31st 2012, 11:49 pm
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Amy's Heart: A Mother's Journey To Protect What Mattered Most
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My name is Amy Gray. I am a mother, a wife, a nurse. There are so many words to describe me, yet, cancer survivor wasn’t something I ever imagined I would add to the list.
Amy's Heart: A Mother's Journey To Protect What Mattered Most
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My name is Amy Gray. I am a mother, a wife, a nurse. There are so many words to describe me, yet, cancer survivor wasn’t something I ever imagined I would add to the list.
Volunteer Groups Hold Drive-Thru Food Event
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Volunteers with several groups around Tulsa spent Wednesday afternoon hosting a food giveaway event.
Volunteer Groups Hold Drive-Thru Food Event
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Volunteers with several groups around Tulsa spent Wednesday afternoon hosting a food giveaway event.
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Cherokees Dispute Ruling On Keetoowah Casino Land
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Amy's Heart: A Mother's Journey To Protect What Mattered Most
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My name is Amy Gray. I am a mother, a wife, a nurse. There are so many words to describe me, yet, cancer survivor wasn’t something I ever imagined I would add to the list.
Volunteer Groups Hold Drive-Thru Food Event
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Volunteers with several groups around Tulsa spent Wednesday afternoon hosting a food giveaway event.
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Watch: Australian Koala Cools Off In Sprinkler
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A koala was seen on video trying to cool off on a sprinkler as temperatures rose across Australia in a heatwave that was forecasted to last for five to six days. Footage obtained by Reuters and taken on Sunday (November 29) showed the koala drinking from a sprinkler and sitting in it to cool off.
Watch: Australian Koala Cools Off In Sprinkler
CBS News
A koala was seen on video trying to cool off on a sprinkler as temperatures rose across Australia in a heatwave that was forecasted to last for five to six days. Footage obtained by Reuters and taken on Sunday (November 29) showed the koala drinking from a sprinkler and sitting in it to cool off.
Tulsa Warming Stations See Rise In Visitors, Taking COVID-19 Precautions
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As temperatures begin to fall, the John 3:16 Mission and the Salvation Army’s Center of Hope warming stations in Tulsa are seeing a rise in people who are trying to stay warm. These places are working to keep people warm while limiting the spread of COVID-19.
Tulsa Warming Stations See Rise In Visitors, Taking COVID-19 Precautions
Cal Day
As temperatures begin to fall, the John 3:16 Mission and the Salvation Army’s Center of Hope warming stations in Tulsa are seeing a rise in people who are trying to stay warm. These places are working to keep people warm while limiting the spread of COVID-19.
Giving Tuesday: Participating Organizations, Opportunities To Give Back
Brooke Griffin
The first Tuesday after Thanksgiving is internationally recognized as the day of giving back, also known as Giving Tuesday. After a weekend full of holiday shopping and Black Friday deals, there is a day set aside as a day of giving back and contributing to charity.
Giving Tuesday: Participating Organizations, Opportunities To Give Back
Brooke Griffin
The first Tuesday after Thanksgiving is internationally recognized as the day of giving back, also known as Giving Tuesday. After a weekend full of holiday shopping and Black Friday deals, there is a day set aside as a day of giving back and contributing to charity.
Police Say Crash Led To Overnight Power Outages; 1 Man In Custody
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Dozens of PSO customers are without power on Tuesday morning after troopers say a drunk driver ran into a power pole near South 81st West Avenue and West Skyline Drive. According to highway troopers, the accident occurred around midnight when a man was driving west on West Skyline Drive before he ran off the road and hit a guy wire causing the connected power pole to snap.
Police Say Crash Led To Overnight Power Outages; 1 Man In Custody
News On 6
Dozens of PSO customers are without power on Tuesday morning after troopers say a drunk driver ran into a power pole near South 81st West Avenue and West Skyline Drive. According to highway troopers, the accident occurred around midnight when a man was driving west on West Skyline Drive before he ran off the road and hit a guy wire causing the connected power pole to snap.
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Watch: Australian Koala Cools Off In Sprinkler
CBS News
A koala was seen on video trying to cool off on a sprinkler as temperatures rose across Australia in a heatwave that was forecasted to last for five to six days. Footage obtained by Reuters and taken on Sunday (November 29) showed the koala drinking from a sprinkler and sitting in it to cool off.
Tulsa Warming Stations See Rise In Visitors, Taking COVID-19 Precautions
Cal Day
As temperatures begin to fall, the John 3:16 Mission and the Salvation Army’s Center of Hope warming stations in Tulsa are seeing a rise in people who are trying to stay warm. These places are working to keep people warm while limiting the spread of COVID-19.
Giving Tuesday: Participating Organizations, Opportunities To Give Back
Brooke Griffin
The first Tuesday after Thanksgiving is internationally recognized as the day of giving back, also known as Giving Tuesday. After a weekend full of holiday shopping and Black Friday deals, there is a day set aside as a day of giving back and contributing to charity.
Police Say Crash Led To Overnight Power Outages; 1 Man In Custody
News On 6
Dozens of PSO customers are without power on Tuesday morning after troopers say a drunk driver ran into a power pole near South 81st West Avenue and West Skyline Drive. According to highway troopers, the accident occurred around midnight when a man was driving west on West Skyline Drive before he ran off the road and hit a guy wire causing the connected power pole to snap.
Collinsville Main Street Hosts Lights On ‘Christmas Cruise’
News On 6
The main street of Collinsville is all lit up Monday night after the annual Christmas parade was transformed into a ‘Christmas cruise’ this year.
First Responders Rally Together To Honor EMSA Medic Fighting COVID-19
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First responders have rallied together to support a longtime EMSA medic who is in the hospital with COVID-19.
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