From aerospace, motorcycles and transportation to art, military and history, Oklahoma’s journey along Route 66 boasts 19 museums that showcase the route’s historic Americana.
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A passion of Ken Miller, of Boise City, is preserving Western heritage.
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Get ready for a day full of rich American Indian culture and heritage.
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Oklahoma lawmakers passed House Bill 2122 in May, also called the Cocktails To-Go Act of 2021, to help local restaurants.
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Oklahoma products are being exported all around the world, including countries like Germany and Japan.
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Tulsa’s eight international Sister Cities organization, Tulsa Global Alliance (TGA), partnered up with Marshall Brewing Company to create a series of Sister City-themed beers.
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Legendary local ad man Ray Ackerman was right to try and brand Oklahoma City as “The Big Friendly,” and former Thunder player Paul George agrees.
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The Sam Noble Museum has announced its Deep Space Exploration Program taking place on Saturday, Aug. 7, with fun activities for every family member.
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Downtown OKC Partnership recently honored Nancy Anthony with the Stanley Draper Award at the 2021 Dean A. McGee Awards.
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Downtown OKC Partnership will honor Don Beck with the Neal Horton Award at the 2021 Dean A. McGee Awards on July 27.
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Downtown OKC Partnership will honor Cathy O’Connor with the Dean A.McGee Award on July 27.
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Walking through a local bookstore, I was surprised to find this recently published book by Oklahoma native Frank Sisson.
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In 2016, Jones PR started The Oklahoma 100 as a gift to the community, a gift that the community has clearly embraced as seen from the growth we’ve had in just five years.
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In-person events are back in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma makes another top ten list! The non-partisan group American Legislative Exchange Council published its annual Rich States, Poor States, and Oklahoma ranked number three for its economic outlook.
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Downtown OKC Partnership is excited to celebrate downtown leadership at the 34th Annual Dean A.
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One of my favorite magazines is Smithsonian for its thoroughly researched stories on major American historical events.
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When the vaccine arrived in December 2020, Oklahoma was among the top ten states for percent of population vaccinated.
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The very best creative marketing and advertisements in Oklahoma City were recently honored at the 2021 American Advertising Awards, known as the ADDY Awards.
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Who belongs into the class of Generation Jones? Some substantive characteristics include:• Born between 1954 and 1965.
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“It is an Oklahoma City story, an entrepreneurial story, a story of service and an American story.
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Fellow Oklahomans Toby Keith and Garth Brooks are being honored with the nation’s top arts awards.
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Jones PR Executive Counsel Mick Cornett shares his insights on business and sports.
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From natural disasters and murder hornets to an economic crisis caused by a global pandemic, everyone deserves some holiday cheer this year.
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Today, I’m thankful for you, Oklahoma. We are a tough group of individuals, and if there’s anything we can do together, it’s to continue persevering through challenging times.
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Election Day is on Tuesday, Nov. 3, but many citizens are choosing to vote early or cast their vote by mail this year
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A film about the life of America’s 40th president, Ronald Wilson Reagan, is being filmed right here in the state of Oklahoma.
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When you stroll through the front door of Grand Lake’s Shangri-La Resort Hotel lobby, you’re presented with an unexpected surprise – a 1961 Century Resorter boat once owned by President John F. Kennedy.
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Founded in 1903, Boley was home to more than 4,000 citizens by 1911, earning its title as one of the largest All-Black Towns of Oklahoma (and one of only 13 still in existence).
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Considered a masterwork, “Marketing in the American Economy” by Roland Vaile followed 250 companies through a recession and into the growth period that ensued.
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With the new movie “1917” being released tomorrow, we recognize that year as a rebellious time in Oklahoma history, especially in an area known as a refuge for outlaws.
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The Christmas lights are shining throughout the city, and holiday music has taken over every single radio channel – it’s officially December.