In a high-stakes legal battle, Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond seeks a $100 million judgment against poultry processors for Illinois River pollution. Meanwhile, Tyson Foods, a plaintiff in the case, plans to acquire a closed Arkansas plant, potentially avoiding property taxes. Drummond accuses Tyson of shameless gamesmanship, while Governor Stitt proposes an alternative solution, sparking a public relations war.

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On Small Business Saturday, November 29th, support Jenks, Oklahomas Bridges Mercantile and Able and Company. These local shops, part of the Bridges Foundation, employ individuals with disabilities and offer unique products. The foundations mission is to provide inclusive employment, with over 170 individuals served in 2024. Your purchases directly fund their programs, embodying the purchase with a purpose motto.

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Jalen Williams, the Oklahoma City Thunders talented player, is set to return to the court after recovering from an injury. His comeback, confirmed by ESPNs Shams Charania, is expected to boost the teams performance and morale. Williams, who injured himself in April, will make his official return on November 28th against the Phoenix Suns, creating an exciting full-circle moment for fans.

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Meals on Wheels of Tulsa delivered 900 holiday meals to seniors and needy residents, thanks to 200 volunteers. This tradition embodies community spirit, with volunteers like Bob Soerries finding it a rewarding way to give back. Aubrey Wheland, volunteer services manager, praised the Oklahoma standard of generosity. The organization relies on community support for its mission, with volunteers and donors enabling them to provide essential services, making holidays less isolating for those in need.

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Victory Churchs Thanksgiving celebration brought joy and gratitude to the community, with Pastor Maria Clinkscales expressing her commitment to the tradition of hosting a special lunch for over two decades. Hephzibah Senquiz, one of the attendees, expressed her heartfelt appreciation for the churchs hospitality, which allowed her family to enjoy a heartwarming gathering and eased financial burdens with turkey distributions.

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Linda Dejear and her neighbors on Thirty-sixth Street North and New Haven are dissatisfied with the recent road resurfacing. The contractors poor workmanship, including a significant mound in the middle of the street and noticeable patchiness, has left residents feeling neglected. City officials have promised to address these issues during a final walkthrough in December, but Linda Dejear insists that her community deserves better quality work.

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The Milam family in Claremore, Oklahoma, has maintained an unbroken streak of one hundred forty consecutive annual Thanksgiving family reunions, with over one hundred fifty members traveling from fourteen states to celebrate. This tradition, started in eighteen eighty-six, underscores the familys commitment to connection and unity. Katee Dougherty, a long-time attendee, has missed only one reunion due to the pandemic, emphasizing its importance. John Milam highlighted the sense of belonging and continuity the reunions provide, while Melanie Milam Roth encourages other families to start their own traditions.

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Mayor Monroe Nichols postponed his Thanksgiving plans to stay in Tulsa following the passing of Viola Ford Fletcher, a centenarian survivor of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. He reflected on his first year in office, highlighting the progress in Animal Services, including the upcoming completion of a new $13.7 million shelter with a veterinary clinic, surgery center, and over 300 kennels. Nichols also discussed the need for a bond package to address city needs and expressed gratitude for his son and the opportunity to serve as mayor, while acknowledging the challenges of holidays for those experiencing loss.

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Two National Guard members were shot in Washington D.C., with the suspect, an Afghan national, facing charges of assault and terrorism. The incident, occurring near the White House, has led to a nationwide investigation.

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Experience a unique blend of festive charm and high-end living in this Oklahoma City home, currently on the market for $1,915,000. Boasting twenty-foot ceilings, a chefs kitchen, and a luxurious backyard pool, this property offers a chefs kitchen, a dedicated clubhouse, and a man cave garage. Inside, multiple Christmas trees, a gym, and a master suite with built-in speakers complete the festive spirit. This one-of-a-kind residence is a testament to imaginative design and offers an extraordinary living experience.

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