On Feb. 5 and 6, Col Wilkerson visited Central Oklahoma, speaking at several events.
On Feb. 5, he was the guest of the University of Central Oklahoma, and his speech at the Nigh University Center, attended by over 100 students and local residents, was entitled “We Need Not be Enemies: Iran the the U.S.… Continue reading
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- OKC Bicyclist: 14 year old killed in Oklahoma City crash shows need for better bike crossings
- Et tu, Oklahoma!: Some Fundamentals About Passenger Rail In Oklahoma
- FOI Oklahoma: State medical examiner refuses to release autopsy report in slaying of OKC mother
- NewsOK: Meeting held over Oklahoma juvenile center bid clouded by affair
- The Norman Transcript: Trash rate hike prop could show up in March
- Tulsa World: Denial of parade’s permit because ‘Christmas’ not in the title unconstitutional
- NewsOK: Behennas urge Army parole board to suspend the rest of Edmond soldier’s sentence in murder of Iraqi
- NewsOK: Officials worry new Oklahoma’s Promise requirements could restrict access to a college degree
- Cherokee Phoenix: Historic Cobell settlement passes U.S.
Wednesday Links
- NewsOK: Norman officials express disappointment in comments about gay community
- NewsOK: Parents in prison cause problems for Oklahoma children
- NewsOK: Oklahoma death row inmate wants Buddhist adviser in death chamber
- Tulsa World: Vicious cycle — Children of incarcerated at risk in Oklahoma
- Voices of Oklahoma: The Spero Project gives voice to international refugees in OKC
- OKGazette: What does Mary Fallin’s congressional record mean for Oklahoma if she’s elected governor?
Monday Links
- OUDaily: Norman mayor Cindy Rosenthal wins Woman of the Year award
- OUDaily: Campus celebrates Coming Out Day
- NewsOK: Oklahoma County project addresses beautification as well as criminal activity
- NewsOK: Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Marian Opala has died
- The Norman Transcript: North grad took own life after week of ‘toxic’ comments about gays
Thursday Links
- OK Policy Blog: Outlook and recommendations for navigating the ongoing state fiscal crisis
- Tulsa World: Boynton officials out on bond in Open Meeting law case
- NewsOK: Man shares story about mental illness’ toll on his family
- NewsOK: Oklahoma City superintendent calls council’s comments on taking over district ‘disrespectful’
- OUDaily: Norman zoning ordinance bans some living situations
Wednesday Links
- Tulsa World: ‘Untitled’ Malick film is official, shooting in Bartlesville
- NewsOK: Oklahoma City Council discusses taking control of city schools
- OUDaily: Shack-A-Thon is an embarrassment
- NewsOK: Norman residents can chew the fat about local food
- Tulsa World: Drug-testing policy for elected officials draws council support
- Cherokee Phoenix: Cherokee woman asks for help from tribe to live on her land
- CapitolBeatOK: Students in Broken Arrow, Jenks denied access to special-needs scholarship
- NewsOK: Cooler weather in Oklahoma could mean more cyclists
Tuesday Links
- McCarville Report: Brogdon Sees Danger In SQ754
- OK Policy Blog: Has common education been a budget priority?
- Bobaganda: SAVE THE MARKET BAKERY!
- KOCO: Oklahoma’s Ballot Longest In 26 Years
- CapitolBeatOK: Oklahoma’s partisan trends shifting, registration deadline nears
- NewsOK: Supreme Court rejects appeals of Oklahoma death row inmate, drug smuggler
- Tulsa World: Suicide calls up 65 percent so far this year
Monday Links
Wednesday Links
- NewsOK: Decades later, black students still get the short end of education
- NewsOK: Many causes of poverty bring clients to downtown Oklahoma City food pantry
- NewsOK: Census snapshot shows bleak picture for many Oklahomans amid recession
- NewsOK: Crowd turns out to debate human rights proclamation at Norman City Council
- NewsOK: Woman in fatal I-44 pileup seeks rule changes
- NewsOK: Oklahoma’s Supreme Court rejects lawsuit questioning licensing fees
- Tulsa World: Oklahoma panel told that DHS privatization will cost more, not less
- Urban Tulsa Weekly: There’s a betting chance Jari Askins has more than meets the mainstream’s eyes
- Tulsa World: Oklahoma Army National Guard returns home from Iraq
- The Norman Transcript: School district counters suit from teachers with motion to dismiss
- The Norman Transcript: Council OKs GLBT proclamation
Monday Links
Wednesday Links
- The Norman Transcript: Council votes to allow NEDC to use TIF money for office park loan
- The Norman Transcript: Federal money saving NPS budget … for now
- NewsOK: Murray County jailers charged after inmate found drunk and beat up
- Urban Tulsa Weekly: Oklahoma’s reliance on ‘sin taxes’ contributing to revenue problems
- Urban Tulsa Weekly: Indian Health Care Resource Center helping build community gardens at more than 20 Tulsa schools
- Tulsa World: Cherokee Nation awarded $1.7 million for public health efforts
- Tulsa World: Ruling issued in OPEA lawsuit regarding release of birth dates
- NewsOK: Number of Hispanic-owned businesses in Oklahoma increasing
Opinion »
Bullying and the gay agenda
By DR. HENRY ROBERSON
In October, the Norman City Council passed a routine proclamation recognizing bullying awareness month to help combat a serious social problem. Amazingly, there was a dissenting vote. The council member during remarks section said that bullying is part of the gay agenda.… Continue reading
Community Forum on Urban Sprawl and Managed Growth in Norman (Listen)
The Red Earth Group – Sierra Club recently held a community forum on Urban Sprawl and managing growth in Norman. The panel included Oklahoma City Ward 2 council member Dr. Ed Shadid, along with OU Professors Greg Burge, Cynthia Rogers, and Stephen Ellis.… Continue reading
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