LifeShare partners with OK Department of Wildlife for life-saving opportunities
LifeShare partners with OK Department of Wildlife for life-saving opportunities
By Darla Shelden
By Darla Shelden, City Sentinel Senior Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY - LifeShare of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation have announced that for the first...
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With scheduled executions in doubt, inmates seek to ‘vacate’ dates with death
With scheduled executions in doubt, inmates seek to ‘vacate’ dates with death
By Patrick B. McGuigan
Patrick B. McGuigan and Darla Shelden, The City Sentinel OKLAHOMA CITY – On Friday (October 15), the Tenth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver...
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Metro Tech partners with Sunbeam Family Services for new child development center
Metro Tech partners with Sunbeam Family Services for new child development center
By Darla Shelden
By Darla Shelden, City Sentinel Senior Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY – Metro Technology Centers has partnered with Sunbeam Family Services to offer high quality early child development...
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PAMBE Ghana’s Global Market 2021 is In-Person at new Uptown OKC location
PAMBE Ghana’s Global Market 2021 is In-Person at new Uptown OKC location
By Darla Shelden
By Darla Shelden, City Sentinel Senior Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY - After a year’s hiatus due to the coronavirus, PAMBE Ghana’s Global Market returns in 2021...
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OKC Rep reorganizes under new leadership
OKC Rep reorganizes under new leadership
By Darla Shelden
By Darla Shelden, City Sentinel Senior Reporter -- OKLAHOMA CITY - Last May, the Oklahoma City Repertory Theatre (OKC Rep) and its Board of Directors...
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LifeShare partners with OK Department of Wildlife for life-saving opportunities

By Darla Shelden / October 25, 2021

By Darla Shelden, City Sentinel Senior Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY - LifeShare of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation have...

Governor Kevin Stitt praises Amicus briefs supporting Oklahoma petition to overturn McGirt ruling

By Staff Report / October 23, 2021

The City Sentinel, Staff Report Oklahoma City – Governor Kevin Stitt applauded four amicus briefs that were filed this week...

Romeros Quartet celebrates 60th anniversary at Armstrong Auditorium on November 11

By Staff Report / October 22, 2021

The City Sentinel, Staff Report EDMOND, Oklahoma – Edmond’s Armstrong Auditorium hosts the famed Romeros Guitar Quartet on Thursday, November...

Ex-GOP senator leaving party, challenging Oklahoma governor

By Patrick B. McGuigan / October 20, 2021

Sean Murphy, The Associated Press (The City Sentinel) OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The first GOP candidate to challenge Oklahoma Gov....

Cristo Rey Oklahoma City is hiring van drivers — provides opportunity to impact young students

By Staff Report / October 19, 2021

The City Sentinel, Staff Report Cristo Rey Oklahoma City Catholic High School (Cristo Rey OKC) is calling on individuals in...

Pain and Perspective: Dr. Nyla Ali Khan carries on in wake of husband Faisal’s death

By Patrick B. McGuigan / October 19, 2021

Patrick B. McGuigan, The City Sentinel The early October death of Dr. Muhammad Faisal Khan, a rheumatology specialist, shocked friends...

AP Top 25 Reality Check: Blue bloods chasing No. 2 Bearcats. Sooners in Third, Cowboys rise to No. 8

By Patrick B. McGuigan / October 18, 2021

By RALPH D. RUSSO AP College Football Writer (The City Sentinel) A look at the top of The Associated Press...

With scheduled executions in doubt, inmates seek to ‘vacate’ dates with death

By Patrick B. McGuigan / October 18, 2021

Patrick B. McGuigan and Darla Shelden, The City Sentinel OKLAHOMA CITY – On Friday (October 15), the Tenth U.S. Circuit...

“Climate realist” scientists and analysts gather, hoping what happens in Vegas, won’t stay in Vegas

By Patrick B. McGuigan / October 15, 2021

Patrick B. McGuigan, The City Sentinel Oklahoma City – Here in the American heartland, state and local governments are in...

Futsal’s national champions will be crowned here – What that means

By Patrick B. McGuigan / October 14, 2021

By Tim Farley, The City Sentinel A high-energy, fast-paced sport known as Futsal will hold its national championship in Oklahoma...

OKCPS Schools Closed Due to Weather

By Pam Paul on January 20, 2011

OKCPS Superintendent Karl Springer has decided to cancel classes and activities on Thursday January 20, 2011 due to inclement weather. OKCPS Administration Building and Service Center will be open today. Tierney Cook-Tinnin | Media Relations Manager | Communications and Community Re…lations|Oklahoma City Public Schools | 900 N. Klein | OKC, OK 73106 |

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