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Following the Flow: How RIVERSPORT became an Olympic paddling destination
On April 26 and 27, American Olympic team hopefuls flew in from around the country to participate in the U.S. team trials for Canoe/Kayak Slalom and Kayak Cross for the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games — which took place at RIVERSPORT in Oklahoma City.
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Lights, Camera, Liftoff: Tulsa Film Collective reignites to foster local cinema
From the days when Francis Ford Coppola was shooting The Outsiders and Rumble Fish on the Tulsa streets to the recent game-changing phenomenon of “Reservation Dogs,” film has been a uniquely powerful force here.
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The Boley Rodeo Rides High: Where the legacy of the Black cowboy lives on
The annual Boley rodeo is an event where art, identity, culture and community intersect. The town of Boley, Oklahoma, is one of the only remaining all-Black townships and is home to the nation’s oldest community-based rodeos. Hosted every year on Memorial Day weekend, this event is described by Jaki-an Parks as “one big family reunion.”