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1 week ago |
kjrh.com | Julie Chin
TULSA, Okla. — A small Tulsa school is celebrating a significant anniversary. Mizel Jewish Community Day School is turning 50. "Our mission and vision is to do a Jewish lens of education. We educate the whole child through the Jewish lens, hands-on learning experiences, small class sizes, and meeting the children where they're at," said Mizel Executive Director Amanda Anderson. And on some days, that learning experience is intergenerational.
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2 weeks ago |
kjrh.com | Julie Chin
MORRIS, Okla. — An Oklahoma town of around 1,400 is proving it's small but mighty. The Morris High School Academic Team, led by history teacher Jeremy Avery, just made Oklahoma history. "There are three National Champions in Quiz Bowl. It's Very Small School, Small School, and the Big Show. We won the Very Small School National Championship, and we're the first Oklahoma team to win any of the three," said Avery.
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2 weeks ago |
kjrh.com | Julie Chin
SAND SPRINGS, Okla. — A celebration of over a century at Sand Springs Nursing and Rehab, where resident Billie Ivy turned 104 years young. However, she admits, "I lie about my age quite a bit," says Ivy. But on this day, the cake, which reads 104, is hard to deny. Ivy takes it in with delight. "Ooh, boy!"As the most senior resident at the facility is celebrated with cards, cake, and punch-- staffers, family, and friends surround her. "I'm feeling important today," said Ivy.
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3 weeks ago |
kjrh.com | Julie Chin
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — The damp Oklahoma weather moved the 30th Oklahoma City Bombing Remembrance Ceremony from the Survivor Tree to inside First Church in Oklahoma City, across the street. "A day of darkness turned into years of light" was this year's theme, and on what turned out to be a somber, dreary day, the Oklahoma Standard shone bright. More than 1200 people packed the Oklahoma City Church on April 19, 2025, to keep their promise.
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1 month ago |
kjrh.com | Julie Chin
PRYOR, OKla. — Over the past several years, a big green dinosaur has become a roadside attraction in Pryor. It's on Highway 20 coming into Pryor, at Joe's Gas and Grocery. Many wondered who was behind it, until now. "I think if you're coming down the highway, you can tell it's a bow tie," says Sue Wilcox, or Mama Sue as she's known around town. Mama Sue is a neighbor, and the "Mama-saur" who's turned the gas station's Sinclair Dinosaur into a clothes horse.
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