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Rebuilding in Moore

Moments after the massive tornado ripped through Moore, the focus turned to the destroyed Plaza Towers Elementary School.

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A volunteer team in Moore helps its members too

Team Rubicon cleans up house sites, but also acts as therapy for some.

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This Week in Oklahoma Politics

Tulsa Mayor, Farm Bill & Immigration

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An attorney who persistently takes on powerful Oklahoma leaders

The Oklahoma Supreme Court gets frequent visits from Oklahoma City attorney Jerry Fent

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Congressman Lucas: Food stamps cuts won’t keep hungry from getting help

The $20.5 billion in cuts over 10 years has come under fire from advocacy groups

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Rebuilding in Moore

Moments after the massive tornado ripped through Moore, the focus turned to the destroyed Plaza Towers Elementary School.

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Public Insight Network

A Shakespearean view of PTSD

Shakespeare’s “Henry IV” features a character traumatized by war and described in terms modern psychiatrists recognize all too well. (Beinecke

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Davis-Waldorf Performing Arts Series: The Texas Boys Choir

March 1st 2013 7:30pm - 9:00pm at Te Ata Memorial Auditorium

Price: 12.00

The world-renowned Texas Boys Choir will deliver a once-in-a-lifetime performance in Chickasha as part of the Davis Waldorf Performing Arts Series beginning at 7:30 p.m. on March 1st at USAO.

Tickets are $12 with discounts for students and seniors. The series is sponsored by the USAO Foundation with major funding support from the Oklahoma Arts Council, Mid-America Arts Alliance, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Chickasha Public School Foundation. Call 574-1293 for more information.

More details: http://www.usao.edu/dwpas


Te Ata Memorial Auditorium
1727 W Alabama Ave, Chickasha, OK 73018, USA

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Drought Relief? Might be More Like “Temporary Respite”

Parts of Oklahoma have received a lot of rain lately, and some municipalities like Norman have lifted mandatory water conservation

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