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We Paid For It: Housing Oklahoma Prisoners
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Green Country Veteran Gets War Medals Replaced After Losing Originals To House Fire
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A Marine Corps veteran who lost his home to a fire recently got back an important part of his past. The medals and decorations he earned in the Vietnam War have been replaced, after the originals were lost in the fire.
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Amy Slanchik
A Marine Corps veteran who lost his home to a fire recently got back an important part of his past. The medals and decorations he earned in the Vietnam War have been replaced, after the originals were lost in the fire.
Demolition Begins On Historic Gilcrease Museum
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It's time to say goodbye to the historic Gilcrease Museum. Demolition starts January 26. The multi-million-dollar project is expected to be complete by the end of 2024.
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It's time to say goodbye to the historic Gilcrease Museum. Demolition starts January 26. The multi-million-dollar project is expected to be complete by the end of 2024.
Oklahoma Ranked 3rd Worst State For Pipe Bursts
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New data shows Oklahoma was the third worst state in the country for pipes bursting. It can cause a miserable mess and costs thousands of dollars when it happens.
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New data shows Oklahoma was the third worst state in the country for pipes bursting. It can cause a miserable mess and costs thousands of dollars when it happens.
Oklahoma Corporation Commission Approves ONG's Winter Storm Payment Plan
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The Oklahoma Corporation Commission has approved ONG's payment plan for the winter storm in February of 2021.
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It's time to say goodbye to the historic Gilcrease Museum. Demolition starts January 26. The multi-million-dollar project is expected to be complete by the end of 2024.
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The Oklahoma Corporation Commission has approved ONG's payment plan for the winter storm in February of 2021.
Wagoner County Deputy Receives Life Saver Award
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A Wagoner County deputy is getting recognized for helping a man who accidentally shot himself in the leg. Deputy Dillon Street received the Life Saver Award.
Bixby School Leaders To Host Community Meeting About $110 Million Bond Issue
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Bixby school leaders will host a community meeting on January 26 to talk about a $110 million bond issue on February's ballot.
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