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Oklahoma City s egg-shaped Church of Tomorrow preacher

The Rev. William H. Bill Alexander was as flamboyant as an Oklahoma City minister as he had been as a nightclub master of ceremonies before switching to preaching.

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The roads of Oklahoma history: When all of the state s counties were finally connected

The roads of Oklahoma history: When all of the state s counties were finally connected
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Former Journal Record editor dies at 90 | The Journal Record

Former Journal Record editor dies at 90 | The Journal Record
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Cherokee Nation citizen included in the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame s 54th anniversary class | People

Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame recently announced its 54th anniversary class and the ten-person class included award-winning editor and Cherokee Nation citizen John Perry.

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FOX23 takes it back to 1918, the last total solar eclipse that crossed over Oklahoma

Newspaper headlines across Oklahoma in June of 1918 warned about the sky going dark. The path of totality crossed from northwest Oklahoma, just north of Oklahoma City, south of Tulsa.

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