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6 days ago | examiner-enterprise.com | Cheyenne Derksen |Josh Kelly

Before Cardinal Robert F. Prévost was Pope Leo XIV, he was a leader in the Augustinian order with connections to an Oklahoma diocese. Prevost served as provincial of the Augustinian Province of Chicago, or Midwest Augustinians, from 1999 to 2014, and as part of his work leading the region, he left an impact on Oklahoma Augustinian schools and organizations.

6 days ago | oklahoman.com | Cheyenne Derksen |Josh Kelly

Before Cardinal Robert F. Prévost was Pope Leo XIV, he was a leader in the Augustinian order with connections to an Oklahoma diocese. Prevost served as provincial of the Augustinian Province of Chicago, or Midwest Augustinians, from 1999 to 2014, and as part of his work leading the region, he left an impact on Oklahoma Augustinian schools and organizations.

1 month ago | oklahoman.com | Cheyenne Derksen |Josh Kelly |Dale Denwalt

Emergency officials in Logan County have allowed all warnings to expire after an early-morning wildfire threatened the southeast part of the county south of Meridian. Logan County Emergency Management said that anyone who left the area can return to their homes safely. Today's weather includes an elevated risk of fire, so be cautious of your surroundings and pay attention to any emergency alerts for your area.

2 months ago | oklahoman.com | Dale Denwalt |Cheyenne Derksen |Rebecca Heliot

Show Caption Hide Caption Consumer boycott organizer rallies against big corporations, DEI cutsJohn Schwarz is leading a nationwide consumer boycott on Feb. 28 to fight against what he says is corporate greed. Oklahomans might see fewer people in store aisles Friday after numerous groups have called for U.S. consumers to participate in a 24-hour economic blackout, in part, to protest corporate and federal rollbacks of diversity, equity and inclusion programs. The Feb.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Cheyenne Derksen |Rebecca Heliot

Oklahomans saw only slightly fewer people in store aisles Friday after numerous groups called for U.S. consumers to participate in a 24-hour economic blackout, in part, to protest corporate and federal rollbacks of diversity, equity and inclusion programs. The Feb. 28 blackout is one of several boycotts planned by groups of consumers over the coming weeks to make their voices heard using their wallets.