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Election results for Tuesday’s primary

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By April Hill Verified
| KRMG-FM (Tulsa, OK) Verified
Tulsa Pastor Jackson Lahmeyer, Mark Tedford and Nathan Buttfield are all running for the U.S House seat. Rep. Kevin Hern is running for the U.S. Senate seat to replace Homeland Secretary MarkWayne Mullin. The statewide ballot measure on the minimum wage is also up for a vote. Advertisement Among the most notable open-seat contests are the primaries to replace term-limited Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt. Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is running against Sen. Mike Mazzei.
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New name revealed for new amphitheater in Broken Arrow

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By April Hill Verified
| KRMG-FM (Tulsa, OK) Verified
City leaders in Broken Arrow held a news conference Tuesday to announce the new name, and the partners, for the Broken Arrow Sunset Amphitheater now under construction. The next-gen live entertainment venue in Broken Arrow is now named the Regent Amphitheater. Other partners include Troy Aikman and Pepsi. Advertisement Some residents in the area have complained that the infrastructure can’t handle the amount of traffic the amphitheater will bring into the area.
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City launches program to beautify traffic control boxes

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By April Hill Verified
| KRMG-FM (Tulsa, OK) Verified
The City of Tulsa is calling for artists ahead of the Route 66 Centennial celebrations. City leaders want digital artwork to install on traffic control boxes located on Tulsa’s 28-mile Route 66 corridor. They have 34 boxes to wrap. Advertisement A recently issued request for proposals invites local artists to submit up to four original designs. Each artist that has a selected design will receive $500. Tulsa leaders want to emphasize that this centennial project is intended to celebrate local artists.
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