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Covers:  News, Sports, Film, National Politics and Local Politics.
Communications Coordinator at @tnstudent and Reporter at @TheTnFirefly | Screenwriter/movie theater enthusiast | Opinions are mine and not my employer’s |
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Stillwater Planning Commission approves establishment of CBD dispensary

Stillwater Planning Commission approves establishment of CBD dispensary

The O'Colly — The Stillwater Planning Commission voted 3-0 to establish a medical marijuana dispensary Tuesday during its regular meeting at the Stillwater Municipal Building. Commissioners Brad Rickelman and Vicky Jerome were absent as Chair Cindy Thielman-Braun, Vice-Chair Mike Shanahan and Commissioner Mike Buchert voted 3-0 in favor of a new dispensary from Corporation Asset Network Association LLC at 2319 E.
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Home | Jacob Holley

Home | Jacob Holley

aholl7.wixsite.com — This is an amalgamation of highlights of my work up to this point in time. It showcases my skills, experience and education, as well as my ethical training and education.
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2021 NFL Mock Draft: Jaguars get Trevor Lawrence a weapon, Bengals get OT

2021 NFL Mock Draft: Jaguars get Trevor Lawrence a weapon, Bengals get OT

withthefirstpick.com — The 2020 college football season just concluded with the decimation of the Ohio State Buckeyes at the hands of the Alabama Crimson Tide. So now what? It's 2021 NFL Draft time. Better yet, it is 2021 NFL Mock Draft time. Players are weighing their options.
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Black Bears have sight set on making state

Black Bears have sight set on making state

Stillwater NewsPress — PAWNEE - All it takes to end the season is one loss. The Pawnee High School boys' basketball team has to win three games in a row to advance to the state tournament. Coach David Page, one of the most successful small-school basketball coaches in Oklahoma, guides the team through another postseason.
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Hank Aaron Lives On at Oklahoma Sports Museum

Hank Aaron Lives On at Oklahoma Sports Museum

Guthrie News Leader — Hank Aaron didn't swing at baseballs with a bat. He swung with a hammer.
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Demons down Bears in district battle

Demons down Bears in district battle

Stillwater NewsPress — PERKINS - Perkins-Tryon held on to defeat John Marshall 14-6 in a defensive game at McIlvain Field on Friday night to essentially wrap up a home playoff game for the first time under coach Bruce Williams. It is also the first time the Demons got to eight wins in a regular season under Williams and their best regular season mark since 2011.
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Demons down Sulphur in playoffs

Demons down Sulphur in playoffs

Stillwater NewsPress — PERKINS - Perkins-Tyron pummeled its opponent, earning its first home playoff game under Bruce Williams in three years. The fourth-ranked Demons defeated Sulphur 35-6 in the opening round of the Class 3A playoffs on Friday at McIlvain Stadium. P-T (9-1, 6-1) entered the postseason coming off of four straight wins, including a 49-0 shutout on the road against Mount St.
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Stillwater Planning Commission approves establishment of CBD dispensary

Stillwater Planning Commission approves establishment of CBD dispensary

The O'Colly — The Stillwater Planning Commission voted 3-0 to establish a medical marijuana dispensary Tuesday during its regular meeting at the Stillwater Municipal Building. Commissioners Brad Rickelman and Vicky Jerome were absent as Chair Cindy Thielman-Braun, Vice-Chair Mike Shanahan and Commissioner Mike Buchert voted 3-0 in favor of a new dispensary from Corporation Asset Network Association LLC at 2319 E.
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Campbell prepares to face Oklahoma State, strives to turn around South Alabama's program

Campbell prepares to face Oklahoma State, strives to turn around South Alabama's program

The O'Colly — Steve Campbell is familiar with winning. His track record shows it. With a knack for supercharging programs with virtually no history of success before he arrived and sending talented junior college athletes to schools in the Southeastern Conference, Campbell's approach has not changed now that he is the first-year football coach at South Alabama.
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City Council Moves Forward with Lime Scooters

City Council Moves Forward with Lime Scooters

Guthrie News Leader — The Guthrie City Council unanimously voted to move forward with a trial period of allowing Lime scooters in town. Lime already has scooters in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, as well as other larger American cities, such as New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, Washington D.C., Boston and many of the other most populated cities in America.
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City of Guthrie Approved for $1,000,000 LWCF Grant for Owens Field Softball Complex

City of Guthrie Approved for $1,000,000 LWCF Grant for Owens Field Softball Complex

Guthrie News Leader — The City of Guthrie announced it was approved for a $1,000,000 grant from the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) to fund construction updates to the Owens Field Softball Complex. Guthrie has agreed to match the grant, putting up $1,004,039 for a total funding amount of $2,004,039.
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Guthrie Receives $100,000 Sector Partnership Grant to Build Film Industry Workforce

Guthrie Receives $100,000 Sector Partnership Grant to Build Film Industry Workforce

Guthrie News Leader — The Guthrie Chamber of Commerce, Meridian Technology Center and the City of Guthrie have been awarded a collaborative grant of $100,000 from the Oklahoma Office of Workforce Development (OOWD) to promote building upon the existing film industry workforce in the Guthrie area.
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Guthrie Local Kailtlyn Hines Inducted to National Society of Collegiate Scholars

Guthrie Local Kailtlyn Hines Inducted to National Society of Collegiate Scholars

Guthrie News Leader — She dropped out of high school in the ninth grade. Now, at age 25, she is not only about to graduate from Oklahoma State University with a Nursing degree, but she is being inducted into the National Society of Collegiate Scholars.
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Guthrie High School Principal LeGrande Speaks at Congressional Briefing

Guthrie High School Principal LeGrande Speaks at Congressional Briefing

Guthrie News Leader — Guthrie High School Principal Chris LeGrande was invited to speak at a Congressional Briefing by The Coalition for Teaching Quality on Feb. 4.
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Oklahoma Historical Society director speaks about historic all-black towns

Oklahoma Historical Society director speaks about historic all-black towns

The O'Colly — Oklahoma Historical Society Executive Director Bob Blackburn said Oklahoma's historic all-black towns could teach people about America's past and future Wednesday in Murray Hall. His speech covered black history in Oklahoma from the Civil War to the civil rights movement but focused on over 30 all-black towns that sprouted up in Oklahoma during the years in between.
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Review: 'White Boy Rick’ is honest look into Reagan-Era drug policies

Review: 'White Boy Rick’ is honest look into Reagan-Era drug policies

The O'Colly — “White Boy Rick” is a tale of deception, hard knocks and a life of anything but glamour. This flick declines to focus on the glorification of organized crime that is usually found in movies. The audience gets only fleeting glimpses of the fruits of White Boy Rick’s labor throughout the film. Instead, the movie focuses on the crack cocaine epidemic during the 1980s in Detroit and the hysteria the Ronald Reagan administration induced. The film follows Rick (Richie Merritt), 15, and his family as they navigate life during this time. His father (Matthew McConaughey) is a small-time arms dealer, and his sister (Bel Powley) is an addict.
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Cowboys knock off No. 4 Michigan

Cowboys knock off No. 4 Michigan

The O'Colly — The crowd was swinging at Greenwood Tennis Center Friday night. The Oklahoma State men's tennis defeated Michigan 4-0 in a battle of wills that took two hours to complete. Matej Vocel and Emile Hudd defeated Michigan's (10-3) second-ranked doubles duo in to begin the contest.
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