
- May 5
Northwest Oklahoma Debut of Oklahomans 2
Join Waukomis resident John at Putnam Six’s Northwest Oklahoma debut of his long-awaited OKLAHOMANS 2, story of the land of second...

- Apr 16
Tulsa Debut of Long-Awaited Oklahomans 2
Join John at Barnes & Noble’s Tulsa & Green Country debut of his long-awaited OKLAHOMANS 2, story of the land of second chances,...

- Mar 31
Lee Cruce: Oklahoma Governors (1911-1915)
This Kentucky-born pioneer came to Ardmore in 1891, nearly 20 years before statehood, at the age of twenty-eight. He worked his way up to...

- Mar 31
Oklahoma Governors 1931-1935: William Henry David “Alfalfa Bill” Murray (1869-1956)
Toadsuck, Texas native William Henry “Alfalfa Bill” Murray provides lasting evidence that a roughhewn frontier country known as Oklahoma...

- Mar 31
Unintended Consequences?
The Daily Oklahoman prophetically editorialized the implications of this momentous decision on the community’s educational strategy and...

- Mar 30
Oklahoma Governors: Jack Walton (1919-1923)
John Calloway Walton, a direct descendant of George Walton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, remains the most controversial...

- Mar 30
Airplanes Over Greenwood
One or more airplanes flew over Greenwood during the battle and subsequent events, surveilling refugee movements and the direction and...

- Mar 30
The Korean War
Only months into the new decade, and less than five years removed from World War II triumph, America reaped the whirlwind of its...

- Mar 30
Still Paying Today
The U.S. government, even more so than during World War I, instituted radical policies during the Second World War that...

- Mar 30
Lindbergh Comes to OKC
Charles Lindbergh was the most admired man in the world when he came to Oklahoma City following his historic 1927 Trans-Atlantic solo...