Articles Archive for September 2009
Photos from the Bike Against Hunger alleycat race in Norman on September 20, 2009.
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by Gene Perry
In 1921, Oklahoma elected the second woman ever to serve in the U.S. Congress and the first to defeat an incumbent representative. Though Rep. Alice Mary Robertson was a pathbreaker for Oklahoma women, she was defeated after one term, and that path went back to the weeds…
Read the full story »- OKC Mayor releases MAPS 3 proposal
- Tulsa Public Schools may have to cut teacher jobs
- Mary Abbott House expands to better serve abused children
- Edmond residents want poor people off their lawns
- Secretary of Ed. praises Oklahoma’s early education program
- Democrats pick Andrew Rice as leader-elect
- Cherokee Nation to appeal judge’s decision in poultry lawsuit
- Roemerman on Record: High speed rail meeting videos
- Political Pulse: Legislator files health care ‘opt out’ bill
- Okie Funk: Oklahoma uninsured decline doesn’t change health care arguments
- OKC Central: Blair Humphreys on Downtown 2020
- OKC Central: Is 1 week enough time for public discussion of MAPS 3 ballot?
- BatesLine: The challenge of fast, accurate election returns
- Fresh Greens: Sustainability film festival this week at OKCMOA
- Does Tulsa-OKC rivalry help or get in the way?
- 10 Commandments monument may soon be placed at Capitol
- More budget cuts ‘very possible’ for state agencies
- Oklahoma health care premiums rising almost 3 times faster than wages
- Ugandan girl comes to OKC for life-saving surgery
- OKC council approves rail transit hub study
- 1 percent of all future OKC construction costs to be used for public art
- Cherokee Nation blocked from joining poultry pollution case
