Oklahoma Historical Society Executive Director Trait Thompson gives his remarks about the Oklahoma Route 66 Hall of Fame inductees as well as the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum at the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum’s Hall of Fame Induction and Exhibit Opening event.
Stacey Scott, right, helps Kyla Gonzalez select a backpack during the Ministerial Alliance’s annual Backpack Giveaway event in McLain Rogers Park.
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- Mission House makes plans to expand
- Peters retiring from church pulpit
- Southwest Playhouse announces SOPHI nominations
- Arapaho-Butler to play in Norman festival
- Full obituary for JoEllyn Hull
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Southwest Playhouse has announced nominees for its biennial SOPHI Awards which include the past two regular seasons and junior productions. The ceremony is open to the public and will be held at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 10 at the Southwest Playhouse, located at 552 Nowahy Ave. in Clinton.
After 35 years as a minister at Custer Avenue Church of Christ and 50 years in ministry, Pat Peters will be retiring Aug. 11.
The Mission House has released new details about its planned expansion, providing a clearer picture of the future facility aimed at addressing homelessness in western Oklahoma.
Mateo Gutierrez, left, and River Valley resident Doug Hughes decorate the exterior windows of River Valley Skilled Therapy and Nursing Center during the facility’s Camp Eden program which allows students to spend quality time with residents.