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Byline: James Bennett OKLAHOMA CITY The proposed 1,750-foot Oklahoma City tower has grown to 1,907 feet in the minds of developers. Real-estate development company Matteson Capital and architect AO announced [...]

Byline: Journal Record Staff ANADARKO Carolyn McBride, editor and publisher of the Anadarko Daily Newsand widow of Oklahoma Press Association Past President Joe McBride, died March 28. She was 88. [...]

Byline: Lillie-Beth Brinkman The Oklahoma City Philharmonic is looking forward to hosting world-renowned violinist Midori, Pink Martini, music of Abba and Tina Turner and an organ symphony for POPS and [...]

Byline: Marnie Taylor State lawmakers have the unenviable responsibility of creating next year's budget and deciding how Oklahoma's resources will be allocated. Although the numbers in the headlines numbers with [...]

Byline: Joe Hight Independent bookstores continue to have a place in this state and country. That place is important even when small businesses are struggling and efforts mount to ban [...]

Byline: Jeff Elkins OKLAHOMA CITY After lengthy and passionate debate and discussion Thursday, a bill addressing illegal immigration concerns in Oklahoma has passed its chamber of origin. House Bill 4156 [...]

Byline: Jennifer Sharpe It's been a tough week for Lady Liberty. Mother Nature recently launched attacks on the icon from the sky above and grounds below. On April 3, she [...]

Byline: Jeff Elkins BROKEN BOW State officials expect an influx of up to 70,000 people coming to southeast Oklahoma to view a once-in-a-lifetime eclipse in the path of totality will [...]

Byline: Jennifer Sharpe The sun rose majestically from the east, a brilliant orange orb illuminating the pasture ahead. The smell of manure pervaded the crisp southern Pennsylvania air. It was [...]

Byline: Lillie-Beth Brinkman Add some color to your January with local art. There are plenty of opportunities to see some or be part of it this weekend and throughout the [...]

Byline: Joe Hight As we head into 2024, I stumbled upon a relic when print newspapers were the staples of daily life. The Monday, March 29, 1830, edition of the [...]