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tulsapeople.com | Laura Dennis
In 2023 the Oklahoma Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board reported more domestic violence homicides than any year on record. In 2024 Oklahoma led the nation with the highest rates of violence and domestic abuse cases against women, according to data from the World Population Review. Leslie Clingenpeel, CEO of the faith-based shelter The Spring, believes these alarming statistics demonstrate a deeply rooted problem.
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1 month ago |
tulsapeople.com | Laura Dennis
Avacation getaway is what Julia Kirkendall’s clients dreamed of when they purchased their secondary home on Grand Lake nearly 10 years ago. Kirkendall, owner and founder of Kirkendall Design, says the home had great bones, but the interior needed some updates. “When they initially bought it, we designed each space throughout the home and have continued to furnish and update it over the past several years,” she says. “Unfortunately, they recently had a water leak that caused the house to flood.
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1 month ago |
tulsapeople.com | Laura Dennis
Designer and business owner Francie Winchester was always determined to turn her passion for home design into a career. After earning a degree in interior design from Oklahoma State University, she moved to New York City where she spent 12 years honing her skills in high-end interior design. Most notably, she earned the position of senior designer for one of the nation’s top design professionals, Tom Scheerer.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Laura Dennis
Apr. 25—Odessan Jay Hendricks is familiar to all of us through his more than three decades as a leading and award-winning news anchor. His easy-going manner and calm delivery of the news has kept him a favorite in West Texas during all of those years. This year he is taking on a new role as the chair of the Go Red for Women event, which is the American Heart Association's movement designed to improve the health of women. It's not a role Jay ever thought he would have.
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1 month ago |
oaoa.com | Laura Dennis
Ector County Commissioners paved the way Tuesday for road improvements near the site of a new ECISD school as well approved the first steps of construction on the juvenile detention facility and coliseum upgrades. Commissioners also:>>>>Approved allowing the City of Odessa to use the HealthDepartment parking lot July 3-4 for their annualFirework Fandango Event; a Certificate of Insurance has already been provided.
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