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Wishing an awesome holiday on the three Oklahomans I met in Dublin Friday night.
Hope they liked the pubs I recommended.
Oklahomans reeeeally don’t seem to like Oklahoma though. From what they told me, there’s nothing to do. But I might visit just for the sunrises & sunsets, which apparently, are spectacular!
thank you for being a friend
on this day, 11 years ago, we lost a fierce okie icon. but heaven gained an angel.
Eddi-Rue McClanahan was born in Healdton, Oklahoma, in February of 1934. She grew up & attended school in Ardmore, OK. She was a National Honor Society member, and she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree, cum laude, at the University of Tulsa.
Although she lived most her spot in the limelight as Blanche, a woman from a long Georgian lineage, but she will always be in our hearts as an okie icon.
This beautiful woman is one of my okie heroes. I love her so much.
Via Instagram @isaachanson Proudly did my civic duty today and voted in the #oklahoma #primary election and it got me thinking about how things are going in my home state and so I wanted to share the thought I had with you (my fellow #oklahomans). . Wishing the best for you and for our beloved state on this day. . #ivoted #Hanson
Oklahomans encouraged to stay masked up as pandemic continues
Oklahomans encouraged to stay masked up as pandemic continues
TULSA, Okla. — While coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are trending downward, health officials are urging Oklahomans not to relax just yet. “Listen, everyone, the pandemic is not over yet,” said Aaron Wendelboe, PhD, epidemiologist and professor at the OU College of Public Health. “We have not dropped to levels of transmission that are sustainable, that we can control and we have not reached…
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Oklahomans encouraged to stay masked up as pandemic continues
Oklahomans encouraged to stay masked up as pandemic continues
TULSA, Okla. — While coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are trending downward, health officials are urging Oklahomans not to relax just yet. “Listen, everyone, the pandemic is not over yet,” said Aaron Wendelboe, PhD, epidemiologist and professor at the OU College of Public Health. “We have not dropped to levels of transmission that are sustainable, that we can control and we have not reached…
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Oklahomans encouraged to stay masked up as pandemic continues
Oklahomans encouraged to stay masked up as pandemic continues
TULSA, Okla. — While coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are trending downward, health officials are urging Oklahomans not to relax just yet. “Listen, everyone, the pandemic is not over yet,” said Aaron Wendelboe, PhD, epidemiologist and professor at the OU College of Public Health. “We have not dropped to levels of transmission that are sustainable, that we can control and we have not reached…
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Oklahomans encouraged to stay masked up as pandemic continues
Oklahomans encouraged to stay masked up as pandemic continues
TULSA, Okla. — While coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are trending downward, health officials are urging Oklahomans not to relax just yet. “Listen, everyone, the pandemic is not over yet,” said Aaron Wendelboe, PhD, epidemiologist and professor at the OU College of Public Health. “We have not dropped to levels of transmission that are sustainable, that we can control and we have not reached…
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Oklahomans encouraged to stay masked up as pandemic continues
Oklahomans encouraged to stay masked up as pandemic continues
TULSA, Okla. — While coronavirus cases and hospitalizations are trending downward, health officials are urging Oklahomans not to relax just yet. “Listen, everyone, the pandemic is not over yet,” said Aaron Wendelboe, PhD, epidemiologist and professor at the OU College of Public Health. “We have not dropped to levels of transmission that are sustainable, that we can control and we have not reached…
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