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Film: Oklahoma-made movie The One premiered at Enid’s Stride Bank Center, bringing a homegrown story to the big screen. Local Events: East Oklahoma City’s Nov. 8–14 entertainment lineup offers a week of things to do, while Ardmore’s Oklahoma Pecan Festival welcomed families to Depot Park. Arts & Culture: The Chickasaw Nation is seeking artists for its Hushtola Art Market. OU medical students are also turning pottery into art therapy for hospitalized children. Music History: Claremore-born Patti Page would have turned 99 on Nov. 8. The “Tennessee Waltz” singer sold more than 100 million records and helped bridge country and pop. Coming Up: Downtown in December marks its 25th anniversary with holiday events, and Backwoods Music Festival is set for Nov. 22.

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Nov. 6, 2026

OCCC President Mautra Staley Jones joins Oklahoma Higher Education Hall of Fame

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Nov. 4, 2026

Legacy Party Pros expands Oklahoma rental inventory

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Nov. 4, 2026

NEXTGEN TV could bring better pictures and free programming to more homes

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American Swiss Foundation holds workforce innovation forum in Cambridge

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