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The public is invited to a unique after-hours experience at the Oklahoma History Center Museum on Thursday, February 12, from 5-7 p.m. “Open House: We Heart Museums” will allow guests of all ages to explore the museum galleries in a relaxed setting and participate in interactive activities, games and a scavenger hunt that reveal the inner workings of museums and highlight the rich resources offered by OHCM.
Read moreFirst American artists are invited to participate in the 13th annual Artesian Arts Festival Saturday, May 2, in Sulphur, Oklahoma.
Read moreMore than $1 billion in unclaimed property is sitting in state custody, and thousands of Oklahomans may not even know they’re owed money. In recognition of National Unclaimed Property Day (Feb. 1), the Oklahoma State Treasurer’s Office is reminding residents to search their name and claim what’s theirs, some in amounts that could make a meaningful financial difference.
Read moreA Republican senator has filed legislation to bar lawmakers from drinking alcohol on the job after he accused some of them of being drunk while taking critical votes.
Read moreTwo national Indigenous organizations are reminding tribal citizens how to assert their rights during encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents amid growing ICE presence across Indian Country and Oklahoma.
Read moreAs Seminole County begins to thaw out from Winter Storm Fern, a local water district is asking its customers to conserve water.
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Trail Includes a Stop in Lima, One of Oklahoma’s All Black Towns in Seminole County
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