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Oklahoma News Report
Greenwood District
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North Tulsa’s historic Greenwood District is experiencing a renaissance. The area once known as America’s Black Wall Street is now becoming a destination spot in Tulsa’s expanding downtown landscape. It's a place where the tragic history of the 1921 race riot is intersecting with a new spirit of reconciliation and entrepreneurism.
Related Topics: Community, Race & Ethnicity, United States, Business & Economy, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on February 10, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
OK Life Architectural History
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Oklahoma's architectural history is brief, but rich and diverse. After 100 years of statehood several historic sites are being restored to bring back the hues of Oklahoma’s colorful past.
Related Topics: Community, United States, Arts & Entertainment
Originally broadcast on December 2, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Life Wild Turkeys
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Benjamin Franklin preferred the wild turkey over the eagle as a national symbol. The turkey, Franklin wrote, though a little vain and silly, is a bird of courage. Wild turkeys were abundant in Franklin’s day, but did you know at one point in our history turkeys were almost extinct? Today, turkeys are the stars of our thanksgiving tables, and the object of obsession for one Oklahoma man.
Related Topics: Sports & Recreation, United States, Natural History
Originally broadcast on November 18, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Greening Homes (3:35)
Featured in Preserving History
When it comes to sustainability, historic preservation programs are the original proponents of living green. Oklahoma City’s Historic Preservation Commission has now decided to expand upon the green efforts to make the most of what has already been done.
Related Topics: Community, United States, Government, Environment
Originally broadcast on October 28, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Stories Ghost Towns (2:09)
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Oklahoma has dozens of ghost towns, but only one Atlantis. Cooler temperatures have prevailed this week, but the long, hot, dry summer has dropped the level of many lakes, revealing the origin of one. Here's Charley Newcomb, with Oklahoma Stories.
Related Topics: Community, United States
Originally broadcast on September 9, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Remembering 9-11 (6:14)
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Sunday September 11th marks the tenth anniversary of the deadliest terrorist attacks on American soil. To mark the occasion, we asked various Oklahomans to reflect on 9/11 and its aftermath by responding to five questions. Here's some of what they had to say.
Related Topics: United States, War & Conflict, Social Issues
Originally broadcast on September 9, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Stories Telemovie (2:03)
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If you've ever watched a movie on cable television, you owe part of that experience to the Oklahoman who came up with the idea--more than 50 years ago. Here's Charley Newcomb with Oklahoma Stories.
Related Topics: Film & Television, United States
Originally broadcast on September 30, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Preserving History Woolaroc (5:31)
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When Frank Phillips established Phillips Petroleum in Bartlesville in 1917 the price of oil had just jumped from 40-cents to a dollar a barrel. A far cry from today's price of eighty dollars a barrel for west Texas intermediate crude, but it was enough to make Phillips a multi-millionaire. The visionary businessman enjoyed his wealth to the fullest, building a mansion in Bartlesville and a country home known as the Woolaroc lodge ranch house. Today it stands just as it was nearly a century ago and visitors are invited to hear the stories of a man who helped build Oklahoma.
Related Topics: United States, Biography & Profiles
Originally broadcast on September 30, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Mangum Bulb (5:27)
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Mention the town of Mangum, and what often comes to mind is the world-famous rattlesnake derby, which takes place each spring. But there's another attraction in the small, southwest Oklahoma community that perhaps doesn't shine as brightly, but still deserves illumination.
Related Topics: Community, United States, Biography & Profiles
Originally broadcast on September 30, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OK Stories 1915 Explosion (2:01)
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Many of today's safety rules on the shipping of gasoline can be traced back to a 1915 southern Oklahoma disaster. Here's Charley Newcomb with this week's edition of Oklahoma Stories.
Related Topics: United States, Transportation & Infrastructure
Originally broadcast on September 23, 2011
