AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOklahoma Film & Culture: The inaugural Broken Arrow Film Festival lands Oct. 2–3 at Regal Warren Broken Arrow, spotlighting Oklahoma and national indie filmmakers with features, docs, shorts, student work, and an “Okie Made” category. Local History: The Oklahoma Historical Society will dedicate a new marker for Craterville Park at Lazy Buffalo Cabins in Cache on Sept. 29, celebrating the 1920s family entertainment hub and its Indian Fair roots. Music: Chat Pile announced enemies in its new album “Who Loves the Sun,” a sludgy alt-rock set built around pointed, system-focused lyrics. Sports (Sooners): Oklahoma’s offense struggled in a 14-6 loss at New Mexico, with UNM’s defense keying two interceptions and holding OU to just 61 rushing yards. College Football (Big Picture): The AP Top 25 reshuffled after Week 3, with Ole Miss jumping to No. 4 and the SEC placing 10 teams in the rankings. Policy Watch: Oklahoma voters will see State Question 845 on the Nov. 3 ballot, proposing changes to the state’s Judicial Nominating Commission. Health & Law: Rep. Tim Turner says he’ll pursue a kratom ban in Oklahoma, citing addiction and health risks.
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