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Maria Martinez wins Butterfly Art Contest

Loud is not a word usually associated with butterfly, but it inspired the winner of this year’s Butterfly Art Contest.

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Maria Martinez wins Butterfly Art Contest

Loud is not a word usually associated with butterfly, but it inspired the winner of this year’s Butterfly Art Contest.

United statesTia ross carterMaria martinezChikasha pehlichi ikbiChickasaw cultural centerNorman high schoolChickasaw arts academyNorman oklahoma high schoolButterfly artChickasaw nationButterfly art contestDynamic womenChikasha ihoo empowerment seriesAdvanced placementSuccessful mindsetsChickasaw nation conference

Upstate native, NFL player visits middle school to speak to students

An Upstate native and current NFL player visited his middle school Tuesday morning to speak to a young boys reading group

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$25M libel award puzzles media, legal experts

NORMAN, Oklahoma – Media and legal experts are perplexed over the recent $25 million libel verdict against the Gannett-owned Oklahoman for misidentifying the announcer who uttered a racist rant on

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$25M libel award puzzles media, legal experts

NORMAN, Oklahoma – Media and legal experts are perplexed over the recent $25 million libel verdict against the Gannett-owned Oklahoman for misidentifying the announcer who uttered a racist rant on

Muskogee countyUnited statesNew yorkUniversity of oklahomaScott sapulpaMatt rowanRobert kerrOu gaylord college of journalismNorman high schoolNew york timesUs supreme court first amendmentHulbert high schoolGannett owned oklahomanStan wardCourt first amendmentHe economy

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