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2 months ago | 
us2.campaign-archive.com | Erin Stevens |Jason Nieuwenhuis |Sam Kozlowski
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2 months ago | 
theedmondway.com | Sam Kozlowski
The Deer Creek Antlers won in a nailbiter against the Choctaw Yellowjackets 46-45 the day after dominating Lawton’s Eisenhower Eagles 79-34 in the first round of the 6A boys west bracket. The Antlers never trailed against the Eagles, hitting a quick three in the first minute of the matchup. Defense led to offense with transition buckets being scored all night in the first round of the regional.
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2 months ago | 
theedmondway.com | Sam Kozlowski
Edmond North blew out the Ponca City Wildcats in the first round of the OSSAA playoffs at the Siberian Gym on February 27. The Wildcats scored first, but their 2-0 lead was the only time they’d be up that night. The Lady Huskies scored two straight and didn’t look back, winning every quarter. “We were about 1/8 on threes in the first half. So on a bad shooting night, you’ve got to get some points from your defense,” North head coach Pete Papahronis said.
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Dec 3, 2024 | 
guthrienewsleader.net | Sam Kozlowski
Body Guthrie’s Kiwanis Club is hosting their annual Christmas auction on Saturday, December 7, with proceeds used to support Logan County children in need. The all-day auction, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., will be in the fellowship hall at First United Presbyterian Church on 102 East Noble Avenue. “Helping the children of Guthrie, Oklahoma” is the motto of the Kiwanis Club here in town, according to their website.
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Oct 29, 2024 | 
guthrienewsleader.net | Sam Kozlowski
Body Halloween in Guthrie means there will be many free activities for your children. Porches around town are decorated with ghosts, ghouls and skeletons–like this Victorian house on E. Cleveland and Ash with a 12-foot skeleton!A downtown trick-or-treating event is taking place from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., and streets will close at 3:45 p.m., hosted by the Guthrie Chamber of Commerce and Sam’s Club.
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
theedmondway.com | Sam Kozlowski
Thursday evening's "Community Conversations" panel at the University of Central Oklahoma's Forensic Science Institute stressed a sobering reality: mental health issues are widespread, impacting adults, inmates and the youth. Despite the rise in mental health crises and lethal drugs, Edmond’s first responders, clinics and community programs are fighting back, not just in regard to saving lives, but saving millions in taxpayer dollars.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
guthrienewsleader.net | Sam Kozlowski
Body On Oklahoma Avenue, across from City Hall, lies a small museum and garden that desperately needs volunteers. Mainly, it’s the Oklahoma Frontier Drug Store Museum’s neighbor, the Apothecary Garden, that is short on help and could use a few hands and tools to maintain the foliage. “I think this is probably the worst the garden has ever been. It’s like a jungle in there,” said Pam Ekiss, the daughter of the former museum curator and pharmacist, Mark Ekiss. “We mostly need help with the weeds.
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Sep 10, 2024 | 
guthrienewsleader.net | Sam Kozlowski
Body Thousands of guests descended Saturday on the Guthrie-Edmond Regional Airport for the 11th annual Fly-in and Community Day. Children and parents took flight with local pilots on private planes throughout the day at the airport, located in Guthrie off of Division Street. Classic cars, Guthrie’s fire truck and Guthrie’s police SWAT truck all were part of the event, along with food trucks, and the war planes and jets on the runway, of course.
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Aug 27, 2024 | 
guthrienewsleader.net | Sam Kozlowski
African artistry on display at local museum Dr. Jo Ann Clark sits among her Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority sisters. Dr. Jo Ann Clark sits among her Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority sisters. Dr. o Ann lark, retired from Langston University, speaks to the crowd about her African quilts. Dr. o Ann lark, retired from Langston University, speaks to the crowd about her African quilts.
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Apr 18, 2024 | 
ucentralmedia.com | Sam Kozlowski
Misinformation is indiscriminate. It affects us all, regardless of culture, economic status or race.
Though occaisionally impacting certain people more than others, like in election years. And certain countries are affected more than others.
Nearly 3 billion people are voting in elections worldwide this year. Misinformation and disinformation are ranked as the #1 global risk over the next two years, according to the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) 2024 Global Risk Report.
