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On June 2, 1935, there was “no joy in Mudville” when the “Sultan of Swat” --Babe Ruth--retired. At nineteen, George Herman Ruth had signed with Jack Dunn, owner of the Baltimore Orioles—and the team--enamored with his abilities--nicknamed him “Jack’s newest babe” a moniker that stuck for the rest of his life.
Read moreMay’s reputation as Oklahoma’s most prolific severe weather month was confirmed within the first week with as many as 21 tornadoes in the month’s first five days.
Read moreOklahoma parents often ask why, in conservative states like Oklahoma, do they nonetheless face leftwing woke agendas in public schools?
Read moreThe Pawnee Bill Ranch and Museum will celebrate the lives of Maj. Gordon W. Lillie “Pawnee Bill” and his wife, May Lillie, as well as their famous Wild West Shows with a free, one-day festival on Saturday June 11, 2022. Pawnee Bill’s Wild West Days will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the original historic ranch site.
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Read moreA Seminole man faces multiple charges following an incident on Tuesday, May 17. Felony information filed in the District Court of Seminole County states that Christopher James Yarbrough, 31, faces on felony count of battery and assault on police officer; one misdemeanor count of assault and battery; on misdemeanor count of driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol; one misdemeanor count of driving with license cancelled/suspended/revoked; one misdemeanor count of transporting an open container; and one misdemeanor count of leaving scene of accident involving damage.
Read more“After several weeks of soaring gas prices, last week saw prices nationally slow down ahead of Memorial Day, but I’m afraid the good news ends there,” said Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy. “While gasoline demand has been seasonally soft, the large decline in refining capacity over the last few years has meant that refiners are struggling to produce even lower amounts of refined products. This has led inventories to struggle to see any gains, boosting concern that they won’t be able to catch up.”
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