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Nebraska, Ohio St., Boise St lead nonconference games

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An Oklahoma rematch with Nebraska, an Oklahoma State road trip to Boise State and Tulsa game with Ohio State highlight the nonconference schedules for the state’s major college football teams in 2021. Here are breakdowns of some of history and coaches that OU, OSU and TU will face this fall. Oklahoma Nonconference Schedule September 4…

Bar Association awards

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The Oklahoma Bar Association is accepting nominations for its annual awards presentations. Nominations must be received by 5 p.m. July 1. Awards will be presented to recipients at the OBA Annual Meeting this Nov. 10-12 at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Oklahoma City. “The OBA Awards are a great opportunity to celebrate both lawyers and…

Presidential contest shows clear contrasts

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Americans will pick between two candidates on opposite ends of the political spectrum in the presidential election on Tuesday. President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence are facing Democrat Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in an election that could drastically alter the nation. Trump and Pence want to build on the pre-pandemic economic success…

Bynum re-elected mayor, three city councilors win

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Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum was re-elected to a second four-year term August 25 but he was just less than 2 percentage points away from advancing the November 3 general election. Bynum was just 1,320 votes away from not getting the required 50%-plus-one votes that would have pitted him against Gregory C. Robinson II, who came…

Democrat-run cities want to eliminate police departments

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Guess who is defunding their police department? The City of Austin, Capitol city of Texas. That is hard to believe. The Austin City Council, a hotbed of progressive, didn’t completely defund the police – they just cut $150,000,000.00 from the police budget out of a total budget of $4,200,000,000.00. The original budget called for about…

Opposing anarchy

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DA: Tulsa police protect the public America is experiencing a wave of unrest, rioting and protests with symbols of America’s history being prime targets of hate speech and destruction. “I can’t say this is unexpected,” Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler said  on Tulsa Beacon Weekend on KCFO AM970 radio. “This script has been written…

Property auction is online

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The City of Tulsa Surplus Property Auction has moved online and is now open through the Purple Wave auction website:m www.purplewave.com. On this website, potential bidders can view the items available for auction, with photos and detailed descriptions. Then bidders can register and make bids on the items.  Items available in the auction are just…

Baseball in Tulsa next week?

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Baseball returns to ONEOK Field next week, but it’s not the professional minor league variety. The Tulsa Drillers organization will operate a team in the Texas Collegiate League, and host a high school all-star series. For baseball starved fans, this is good news. The TCL is like other summer college baseball leagues around the country,…

Tulsa County Update

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The County Parks Department is prepared to open LaFortune Golf Course and Grill, South Lakes Golf Course and Grill, and the Case Tennis Center at LaFortune.  Changes include: Accepting pre-payments on the LaFortune and South Lakes websites Sanitizing range baskets between use and allowing only single riders on golf carts with the exception for those…

The threat of the coronavirus is real

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The threat of coronavirus is quite real. The next several weeks are paramount in determining the impact this virus has on our communities. Awful national tragedies such as Hurricane Katrina have shown us what happens when government fails to aggressively act preemptively. We have a chance to change our trajectory.  We must mitigate the impact…