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// Special Projects Reporter @KOSURadio // former host and producer @KWBU // @UCOBronchos 2017 graduate // #INFJ // Okie // 💙 @schythed
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KOSU, StateImpact win 22 awards from Oklahoma Society of Professional Journalists

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By Beth Wallis Verified, Xcaret Nunez Verified, Allison Herrera, Ryan LaCroix Verified, Robby Korth Verified, Kateleigh Mills, Graycen Wheeler, Anna Pope Verified, Michael Cross Verified, Neva Hill, Ryan Kiesel
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1 hour ago Tuesday Nov. 12, 2024 FORECAST: Dry today, storms tonight KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder says showers and thunderstorms return tonight while you are sleeping, he has the latest risk.
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3 Oklahoma sites have been added to the National Register of Historic Places

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By Kateleigh Mills
| KGOU Radio (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
Three sites in Northern Oklahoma have been added to the National Register of Historic Places, according to a joint statement from the Oklahoma Historical Society and State Historic Preservation Office. The John and Hazel Adams House in Vinita was designed by notable architect Bruce Goff and constructed in 1961. The house has grey limestone, concrete walls and recessed triangular windows. Goff is known for his often eclectic tastes in design and has other works throughout the state.
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Three Oklahoma sites have been added to the National Register of Historic Places

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By Kateleigh Mills
| KOSU-FM (Stillwater, Oklahoma) Verified
Those sites are located in Northern Oklahoma. The John and Hazel Adams House in Vinita was designed by notable architect Bruce Goff and constructed in 1961. The house has grey limestone, concrete walls and recessed triangular windows. Goff is known for his often eclectic tastes in design and has other works throughout the state. One of the other new sites is outside of Jay, Oklahoma in Delaware County — the Delaware School, District No. 64.
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