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Rascal Flatts Live

Rascal Flatts and Taylor Swift Live!

September 25, 2008 7:30pm Tickets on sale Saturday, April 12th at 10am Prices are $49.50 and $69.50 Rascal Flatts is an American Grammy Award-winning country pop trio and one of the most popular touring groups in the country.

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Broken Arrow Rooster Days

Broken Arrow Rooster Days

May 8th-11th - Entertainment is always a focal point of the annual festival and this year is no exception. You can be sure that as the oldest festival in Oklahoma, this year's Rooster Days Festival will be one to remember! The Broken Arrow Area Chamber of Commerce Rooster Days Committee has put together an exciting lineup for your enjoyment. This year's attractions also include a large new carnival for children of all ages and a wide variety of food vendors with something to satisfy any appetite.

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American Idol LIVE! Tour

American Idol LIVE! Tour

Sep 13, 2008 at BOK Center [ get tickets ] American Idols LIVE! Tour Saturday, September 13, 2008 7:00pm Tickets on sale: May 17th at 10:00am Prices: $68.50, $54.50, and $39.50

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OFFICIAL NIGERIAN INDEPENDENCE BASH
October 18, 2008

OKC Monsters Ball
October 31, 2008

The 9th Annual Turkey Trot Classic
November 27, 2008
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Oklahoma River Cruises

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Oklahoma City is now offering river cruises. They have a "fleet" of 3 cruisers, the Devon Discovery, Devon Explorer, and Devon Pioneer and they tour a seven-mile stretch of the beautiful Oklahoma River. The Cruisers will travel between Meridian Landing at SW 15th & Meridian and Regatta Park Landing at SW 7th & Byres and depending on the type of cruise, they will carry 35-40 passengers each.

The Cruisers are expected to stimulate revitalization along the riverfront while supporting tourism growth in the area as well as improving transportation between these areas and reducing the demand for visitor parking. They will be offering 3 types of cruises Public Cruises, Themed Cruises, and Private Cruises. Prices vary but for adults it's $9 one-way, $12 round trip, and $18 for a 2 day pass. The cruises run from 8:30am to 5:30pm.

 
Broken Arrow Rooster Days
Broken Arrow Rooster Days May 8th-11th - Entertainment is always a focal point of the annual festival and this year is no exception. You can be sure that as the oldest festival in Oklahoma, this year's Rooster Days Festival will be one to remember! The Broken Arrow Area Chamber of Commerce Rooster Days Committee has put together an exciting lineup for your enjoyment. This year's attractions also include a large new carnival for children of all ages and a wide variety of food vendors with something to satisfy any appetite.
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  • Soldier punished in beating of Jewish trainee
    SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - An Army trainee will face nonjudicial punishment rather than criminal charges for beating a Jewish soldier so badly he was treated by a hospital, the military said Friday, in a move that keeps many details of the attack secret. Fort Benning commanders decided not to seek a court-martial in the attack on Pvt. Michael Handman and will resolve it as a personnel matter rather than a crime. "I'm infuriated," Jonathan Handman, the beaten soldier's father, said Friday. "The Army's continuing to do what they tried to do from the beginning, which is just shovel this under the carpet. It should be treated and charged as a hate crime.
  • 2nd suspect arrested in July 31 shooting death
    DEL CITY ? Police have arrested a second suspect in a July 31 killing that is linked to a second killing the same day in Oklahoma City. Quashay Waters, 21, is being held in the Oklahoma County jail without bail on a murder complaint, accused in the shooting death of Anthony Parker, 20, Del City police Capt. Jody Suit said. She is accused of being the accomplice of Nicco Barnett, 20. Barnett is in the Oklahoma County jail and has been charged with first-degree murder. Both are accused of robbing Parker and a female companion in front of a house at 4308 Epperly Drive. The female was told to strip naked during the robbery, before Parker was shot in the head. It appears the robbery and shooting may have been gang-related, Suit said
  • Children playing in Ardmore creek find human skull

    ARDMORE — Children playing in a neighborhood creek found a human skull Thursday night, presenting state and local investigators with a challenging mystery.

    "When I first heard about the skull, I thought it probably had something to do with Halloween -- maybe a prank or something," said Ardmore Police Capt. Ed Hardwood. "But then we heard, no, it's real.

    "I started thinking about missing persons. Nothing struck me."

    Ardmore detectives scoured the brush of the creek bed Friday morning in search of additional clues. Yet no further evidence has surfaced.

    Medical examiners, meanwhile, began studying the skull, and state medical examiner spokeswoman Cherokee Ballard described it as having

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