Marion Hutchison, communications director for OnTrac, will be the featured speaker at the Tyner Cornbread -- Beans luncheon Friday at StepBrothers restaurant, 423 S. Webster Ave.
OnTrac is a recently created organization for the purpose of promoting rail and alternatives modes of transportation for the central Oklahoma area. Hutchison will show a video about the group and its activities.
Sponsored by the Cleveland County Democrats, the luncheon starts at 11:30 a.m. with the speaker beginning about noon. Cornbread and beans are available for $5 including tea and gratuity, or attendees may order from the menu. The meeting is open to the public.
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OnTrac representative to speak at Cornbread -- Beans
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OnTrac representative to speak at Cornbread -- Beans
OnTrac representative to speak at Cornbread -- Beans
Marion Hutchison, communications director for OnTrac, will be the featured speaker at the Tyner Cornbread -- Beans luncheon Friday at StepBrothers restaurant, 423 S. -
Reynolds remains winner in recount; Hearing Monday on voting irregularities
Both candidates in the state Senate District 43 recount picked up votes Wednesday but the outcome in Cleveland and Oklahoma counties did not change.
State Sen. Jim Reynolds, the incumbent, received 6,467 votes in Cleveland County and challenger David Boren received 4,540. -
UPDATED:Senate race outcome doesn't change
Sen. Jim Reynolds wins in county; Oklahoma County still re-counting ballots.
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Hansen to discuss presidential election and other politics
Hansen to discuss presidential election
Dr. Glenn Hansen, director of the University of Oklahoma Political Communications Center, will be the featured speaker at the Tyner Cornbread -- Beans luncheon Friday at StepBrothers restaurant, 423 S. -
71 percent vote in Cleveland County
It wasn't a record, but it was historic.
As county election board officials worked Wednesday to finalize numbers from Tuesday's vote, one thing is certain: Social and politically the 2008 presidential election was historic, but vote-wise it probably was just a good turnout. -
UPDATED: Nations, Collins, Martin, Terrill keep House seats
Incumbents led the field in local races for the state House of Representatives, with Reps. Bill Nations, Wallace Collins, Scott Martin and Randy Terrill retaining their seats.
Also, Republican Jonathan Nichols won re-election to State Senate District 15. - UPDATED: Lester takes sheriff's race There's a new sheriff in town -- as Cleveland County voters overwhelmingly elected Joe Lester over Rick Adkins in Tuesday's general elections, 59,432 votes to 39,212 with 99 percent of precincts reporting by press time.
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Never too young too vote
The voting line stretched from the far northeast classroom all the way down the hall to the office inside Wilson Elementary Tuesday morning.
There were no adults lined up to cast their votes, but instead plenty of children ready to voice their opinions in the school's mock presidential election. -
Nichols, Laster win re-election
Jonathan Nichols once again will represent State Senate District 15.
Nichols, R-Norman, was elected to a third term Tuesday evening. He defeated Diane Drum, D-Norman, for the seat.
With 100 percent of precincts counted, Nichols won with 23,119 votes. - Terrill leads Green Embattled state Rep. Randy Terrill was reelected to his District 53 seat Tuesday, winning despite a recent judgment that he fraudulently lent himself money from a previous campaign that he should have declared as an asset during bankruptcy proceedings.
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OnTrac representative to speak at Cornbread -- Beans
OnTrac representative to speak at Cornbread -- Beans
