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State pride swelled and the nation took notice as Oklahoma celebrated its first 100 years in 2007. After sweeping up the confetti, our state embarks on a new century invigorated with promise and hope....

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Oklahoma City's Downtown Design Review Committee with fewer than half of the members voting, approved the proposal for a new Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce building at E.K. Gaylord and Four...

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On June 4, 2007, URS Corporation out of Denver drafted a study on realigning E.K. Gaylord near N.W. Fourth in downtown Oklahoma City, where it curves across the grid and connects with Broadway Avenue....

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Anthony McDermid, an architect on an important city committee, knew that when the new design for the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce building was to come before him, there would be matters t...

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Ben Fenwick
State pride swelled and the nation took notice as Oklahoma celebrated its first 100 years in 2007. After sweeping up the confetti, our state embarks on a new century invigorated with promise and hope....

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Ben Fenwick
Somewhere now on the windswept reaches along the Korean Demilitarized Zone, a soldier may be taking a position that might mean life or death for anyone approaching. The soldier is steely-eyed and abl...

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Attendees to the unusual Oklahoma City Urban Renewal Authority meeting Aug. 20 were ushered into the Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library's fourth-floor auditorium. On stage, a large projection screen ...

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The founder and CEO of Devon Energy Corp., Larry Nichols, announced today the company plans to build a 925-foot, 54-story skyscraper in downtown Oklahoma City, to house its expanding employee base and...

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A pro-Tibet activist group is reporting that an Oklahoman was arrested in China and deported for unfurling a large protest banner at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, according to a release.Accordi...

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With his lawsuit against several poultry companies over pollution in the Illinois River system nearing an end, Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmondson said he is considering a run for the office of g...

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In a state that has seen a steady decline in manufacturing companies, Boardman Inc. still resides in Oklahoma City " but for how long? Founded in 1910, the company makes industrial equipment in the s...

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State Rep. Randy Terrill, R-Moore, asked a judge recently not to reopen his 2005 federal bankruptcy case, only hours after telling Oklahoma Gazette that he didn't object to the case being reopened. ...

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For electricity customers in Oklahoma City and Edmond looking for a break in prices, the answer is blowing in the wind. Charlie Burgett, the director of Edmond Electric, said the utility wasn't neces...

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In 1993, as Police Sgt. Rick Pierce pedaled his bicycle to the station downtown, two men in a car committed a felony. They threw something at him " for fun, Pierce reckons. But one could call it assa...

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Nobody in Oklahoma may get to vote for Bob Barr, but, given the chance, it's not like many wouldn't. Former Republican Rep. Barr, who represented Georgia in the United States Congress from 1995 to 2...