I had the privilege to be in Pryor, Okla., last week for work, and the entire trip was made worthwhile when I saw the name of one of the local bars:
Author: david hamby
One of the radio stations here in Tulsa got some love from the local paper about its courageous decision to add some area artists into their rotation.
Lynn Barstow, programming director for KMYZ, 104.5-FM, “The Edge,” had to rely on a gut feeling and his ears this past spring when he added three local bands — Upside, Fanzine and TRB — into regular rotation.
For the most part, the Edge usually only plays Oklahoma artists signed to
I want to run and hide. I am embarassed that the state of Oklahoma has chosen “Read Y’All” as a slogan to support literacy in the state.
Increasing the state’s literacy rate is undeniably important — saying otherwise is like arguing against motherhood and apple pie. But, for the love of Pete, couldn’t a better slogan have been found??? Apparently not. Instead, we’re going to get treated to a promotional campaign featuring a marginally literate slogan.
And
I have serious doubts that the OU-Texas game would ever be played in Houston because