Recently in Oklahoma Category
The Associated Press: Wireless-only households state-by-state
We're number one! 26.2% of Oklahoma households, 25.1% of adults rely solely on wireless phone service.
Ogle Madness II: East Region, Lower Bracket! at The Lost Ogle
It's Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond vs. diminutive OKC sports talker Al Eschbach in round one of The Lost Ogle's second annual Oklahoma Celebrity Tournament. Voting ends at midnight. Go vote!
Confessions of a Pioneer Woman - 25 Best Blogs 2009 - TIME
The multi-blog website of Oklahoma ranch wife and homeschooling mom Ree Drummond made TIME's top list of top blogs.
Brit Gal' in the USA: Lake Vincent reveals...
In Ellis County, draining a lake for cleaning and restocking reveals rusted 50-year old cars lined up along the dam. Good news: They make Tulsa's Belvedere look sparkly.
No Blog of Significance: Just Too Weird
Animal bakery? Click to see a strange photo from small-town Oklahoma.
88 Days Later!!!!!!!!! « Rock Cafe on Route 66
Three months after the fire, reconstruction is about to begin with a permanent inside frame to replace the temporary supports for the rock walls.
OKAero.com - Browse Directory - A to Z
Oklahoma's aerospace industry is bigger than you think. Here's a directory of businesses.
Oklahoma voters need a way to dump lousy school board members. Case in point: Dennis McCord, president of the Welch School Board, who has been banned from school property by the superintendent for being a Sports Dad from Hell, cussing out coaches and threatening the superintendent over his kids' playing time. Despite censures from his fellow board members, McCord refuses to resign and nothing can be done to force him out, short of a criminal conviction. (Via Welch alum Tyson Wynn.)
Yet Another Small Town Moment: Who was "Red" Burpo anyhow?
A touching remembrance of the town mechanic: "Every small town in the world must have one of these guys...long ago retired from the rat race of small business, the old motorhead now spends the salad days of his winding down life clock watching the world drive by, anticipating a stray customer or acquaintance of old to drop by at anytime to shoot the breeze, share a stick of Clark's Teaberry or perhaps even seeking advice of an auto maintenance matter."
Route 66 - Day 10, the end of the line [dwayne.blog-city.com]
Photos from the Wellston to Bethany segment of Route 66, including a picture of the Owl Court, a native-stone tourist court that is being restored on the Route 66 Bypass alignment on Britton Road in Oklahoma City.
