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OLD BUILDINGS Below is a list of pre-1910 commercial buildings in Oklahoma County, according to "Physical Legacy: Buildings of Oklahoma County 1889 to 1931," written by Bob L. Blackburn, Arn Henderson and Melvena Thurman. All buildings are in Oklahoma City and are still ...
Oklahoma County sheriff’s office hits the streets and tweets all about it

A warrant sweep was all over Twitter on Wednesday. The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Department has one of the largest followings in the country for a sheriff's ...
Oklahoma City principal shuffle continues

The Oklahoma City School Board continued its administration shuffle this week. The board named new administrators to seven schools. The moves are in addition to the nine principals and assistants moved or hired earlier this ...
Warren Theatre in Moore offering movie screenings designed for children with autism

Cindy Fogle plays with her 2 1/2-year-old son Ethan who is showing signs of autism in Moore on Wednesday. Ethan will attend a special screening at the Moore Warren Theatre for children with autism and other sensory disorders. Photo by Bryan Terry, The ...
Taste test gives Oklahoma City water thumbs up

Oklahoma City tap water earned a "best of the best" award in a taste test during the American Water Works Association's annual conference this month in ...

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In Good Company

In Good Company is a feel-good dramedy about the power of honesty, decency, and good ol' fashioned belief in what one is doing to overcome the perils of faceless corporate hegemony. To fully enjoy the movie, of course, one must overlook the fact that it was produced and distri ... ...

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Edmond workshop to aid moms during summer months

The Moms Survival Guide for a Busy Summer is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday at the library, 10 S Boulevard. Professional organizer Amber Austin will share tips and suggestions for mothers whose families are involved in multiple summer activities. "What Amber can do is show you how to keep everyone and everything on track and still have time and energy to enjoy a little summer fun for ...
Normans Lake Thunderbird nature center hosts activities

NORMAN -- Children 5 and older can learn about the summer solstice in special presentations at 1 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday at the Discovery Cove Nature Center at Lake Thunderbird. The nature center is off State Highway 9 on Clear Bay ...
Sports camps offered for Norman youth

NORMAN -- Registration remains open for youth sports camps sponsored by the city's Parks and Recreation Department. Young people participated in a basketball camp this week led by former NBA player John McCullough. Upcoming camps include a focus on volleyball, speed and agility training, strength and power training, cheerleading and tumbling. For more information or to register, call ...
Norman area briefs for June 20 2013

Prescription drug roundup set The Cleveland County Sheriff's Department is sponsoring a prescription drug roundup at grocery stores on June 29. Residents can turn in expired or unwanted prescription medicine between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Homeland store at 10700 S Pennsylvania Ave. in Oklahoma City, or the Homeland stores at 1251 Alameda St. and 2600 W Robinson St. in Norman. Deputies ...
Oklahoma City shelter to host adoption event to ease crowding

The Oklahoma City Animal Welfare Center will hold its Summer Tails event from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at 2811 SE 29. The adoption event will include giveaways of pet products and plenty of available dogs and cats ready for a permanent ...

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Our nuclear programmes are completely transparent. But we are ready to show greater transparency and make clear for the whole world that the steps of the Islamic Republic of Iran are completely within international frameworks. The sanctions are unfair, the Iranian people are suffering, and our (nuclear) activities are legal. These sanctions are illegal and only benefit Israel.

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Porn stars offer sex acts to help Oklahoma tornado victims

Porn stars' offer to help Oklahoma tornado victims by auctioning off sex acts has angered internet users.

In the footage that was filmed at the Exxotica Porn Expo in Florida, adult stars Bonnie Rotten, Elodie Bang Bang and Joanna Angel can be seen pledging a series of x-rated encounters, the Sun reported.

However, the stars vented their anger towards viewers who branded the video tasteless.

YouTube user Tom Denman said that it was disgusting that the porn stars were making fun of a tragedy like that by offering deprived sexual acts under the guise of charity.

The clip was uploaded to vice.com by Chris Nieratko, who defended his video on the site, saying that that there is a joke to lighten the mood of, no matter how severe the situation might be.

He said that even he could feel the true sorrow for what the people of Oklahoma are going through, adding that if he could offer one thing other than money and clothes, it was the gift of laughter. (ANI)