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Oklahoma rodeo legends get night to shine
An exhibit featuring several Oklahoma rodeo legends opened with a reception Thursday at Chisholm Trail Heritage Center. It is on display through the end of October. Visitors to Western Spirit Celebration Friday and Saturday will be able to view the exhibit at no charge. The exhibit is a partnership between the facility and the Prairie Circuit Ram Finals Rodeo which happens in October.
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Heartbeat Studio concludes season with princess theme
Four seniors are among the 57 dancers with Heartbeat Dance Studio from throughout Stephens County who participated in their annual recital Sunday.
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Taking careers to the classrooms
Recognizing the need for students to learn about the variety of careers offered, several area professionals visited school classrooms Thursday as part of Career Day.
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Duncan’s Laura Leighe finding fun with newest EP release
For those looking for some upbeat music, look no further than The Laura Leighe EP which was released in January after a year of work for this Duncan native who now lives in Edmond.
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Church briefs
Area church briefs for Friday, April 5, 2013.
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March 22 Church Briefs
Editors note: These are the correct church briefs for Friday, March 22 edition of The Duncan Banner. They were not published in today's paper. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our readers.
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Chisholm Trail Heritage Center promotes Youth Art Month
Designing your own pair of sunglasses may be just a dream to some but for a few area youths, they were able to do just that to celebrate Youth Art Month Oklahoma.
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Bosworth’s movie promo tour begins in Duncan
To most, he was known as “The Boz,” the high-flying, mohawk wearing, controversial linebacker who was forever entrenched in Oklahoma football lore when he helped bring the Sooners a national title in 1986.
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'Blues' show brings fun
While one performer Saturday night glued on sideburns and created a nose out of putty and wax, the other got dressed. After adorning black suits and slapping on Raybans and fedoras, the pair were transformed into their onstage personas as the Briefcase Blues.
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Film looks at value of ag land
“Losing the West” tells the story of land that was once wild and tamed only by ranchers and farmers who understood its necessity to society, yet is now being taken over by urbanization.
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Retired Navy mechanic shares glow of season
Editor's note: Edited to correct printed version for daughter's name.
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