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Among the elite

2010-05-03T15:00:18-05:00

Had things turned out a little differently, a virtuoso trombonist would be thrilling the audience at Thursday’s Live From the Center concert.

Simmons to host youth Health Fair

2012-02-10T08:00:01-06:00

Oklahoma Horse Fair adds new activities for 10th year

2012-02-09T15:00:30-06:00

As the Oklahoma Horse Fair celebrates its 10th anniversary, organizers hope this year will be the best show, yet. To that end, new activities have been added to the mix of auctions, rodeos and trade shows going on during the three-day event.

FAME taps students’ talents

2012-02-09T12:03:40-06:00

Because of a grant received from the Oklahoma Arts Council, the FAME Academy was able to present its annual art show Wednesday afternoon. The show featured clay creations and mosaic artwork from the FAME students.

Local performers to ‘walk in stardust’

2012-02-09T08:00:54-06:00

Many people dream of reaching for the stars and building off that concept is the theme for tonight’s 2012 Duncan Chamber of Commerce & Industry Banquet.

Daughters out on town with daddies

2012-02-08T16:00:46-06:00

For the second consecutive year, the Aequalis Study Group gave a group of dads the opportunity to take their daughters out for a special night, by hosting the Daddy-Daughter Date, Monday night at Peyton’s Place.

‘Reach for the Stars’

2012-02-08T10:00:00-06:00

Considered one of the premier events in Duncan the annual Chamber of Commerce & Industry Banquet should provide a night to remember — barring any unforeseen circumstances, of course.

Holding steady a positive for county unemployment

2012-02-08T07:00:00-06:00

A lack of change can be a positive, especially when it involves unemployment rates that were already solid.

Local band hopes to change view of Christian music

2012-02-07T14:00:59-06:00

While most bands form because of a shared love of music, Save the Empty had a goal to go along with its appreciation of the sound. The Duncan-based group is out to change the way people think about Christian music.

Learning Chinese gives music class new harmony

2012-02-07T10:00:40-06:00

Breaking from the norm, Cheryl Johnson has been expanding the perspective of music students at Horace Mann Elementary School by tying lessons in the Chinese language to the instruction.