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Spreading Holiday Joy: NTEDi's Angel Tree Event

The North Tulsa Economic Development Initiative celebrated its annual Angel Tree event, distributing gifts to children and families to ensure a joyful Christmas.

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Inclusive Holiday Cheer: Christmas Party for Kids with Autism

A man in Green Country hosted a sensory-friendly Christmas party and toy drive for children with autism, aiming to make the holiday season inclusive for them, supported by the nonprofit Piece by Peace.

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Debate Intensifies Over Proposed Biblical and Patriotic Curriculum in Oklahoma Schools

State Superintendent Ryan Walters' proposal to integrate biblical principles and patriotism into Oklahoma's K-12 social studies curriculum receives varied opinions, with a focus on increasing academic standards and the role of the legislature in oversight.

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