Kylie Walker

1 week ago | koco.com | Kylie Walker

One of the striking moments inside the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum is the room that highlights each of the 168 victims, forever preserving their names and a piece of their history. The work of preserving their legacy, however, doesn't just happen inside that building. The victims' families also uphold the memory of the people taken too soon. "It's up to me, you know, to, you know, share as much as possible, you know, and bring light to a dark situation," Nick Chaffey said.

2 weeks ago | koco.com | Kylie Walker

ALL RIGHT. WELCOME BACK. WE ARE OVER HALFWAY THROUGH THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION AT THE STATE CAPITOL. AND THERE ARE A LOT OF THINGS UP FOR DEBATE AMONG STATE LAWMAKERS. AND THIS MORNING WE ARE GETTING AN UPDATE. SO LET’S GO AHEAD AND WELCOME IN SENATE PRO TEM LONNIE PAXTON. GOOD MORNING AND THANKS SO MUCH FOR BEING HERE. GOOD MORNING. THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME. SO LET’S START WITH SOME OF THESE FIRST QUESTIONS.

2 weeks ago | koco.com | Kylie Walker

FIVE DAY. ALL RIGHT, JONATHAN, THANK YOU. WELL, THE CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES HELPS FAMILIES GOING THROUGH ABUSE, NEGLECT, DIVORCE AND SO MUCH MORE. AN APRIL MARKS CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION MONTH. SO THIS MORNING WE’RE LEARNING HOW THE CENTER IS RAISING AWARENESS THIS APRIL. SO LET’S GO AHEAD. WELCOME IN. SARAH SHETLER A BOARD MEMBER SARAH GOOD MORNING. GOOD MORNING. THANK YOU FOR HAVING US. NO PROBLEM. THANKS FOR COMING IN. AND LET’S START WITH THE QUESTIONS HERE.

2 weeks ago | sbs.com.au | Kylie Walker

Through plates of moussaka and shared recipes, trays of sweet desserts and stories of life, a series of cooking workshops in Sydney have been celebrating the knowledge of older women, while bringing joy and connection to them. The , an initiative of the Older Women’s Network New South Wales, has been bringing together women from migrant communities to share their stories and favourite recipes in a series of workshops being held since 2024.

3 weeks ago | 4029tv.com | Kylie Walker

Well, tomorrow marks 27 years since the Oklahoma city bombing. Oklahoma is sent to pause and honor the lives lost and the survivors of one of the darkest days in the state's history? A remembrance ceremony will be held at the Oklahoma city National Memorial and Museum. And that ceremony will conclude with the reading of the 168 names and is one of those attending tomorrow's ceremony, 76 year old Joyce Bolte of Bentonville. Her son Mark, one of the victims of the bombing. That's right.