OklahomaNightLife.com has launched their new website with updated features and articles to keep you informed on the latest happenings in the Sooner State!
 
Home arrow Events arrow Events Calendar
 
Monthly View
Monthly View
Flat View
Flat View
Weekly View
Weekly View
Daily View
Daily View
Categories
Categories
Search
Search

Event: 'The 9th Annual Turkey Trot Classic'

Oklahoma City
Events to be held in and around Oklahoma City.
Date: Thursday, November 27, 2008 At 07:00 AM
Contact Info:
Dorothy Herring, Susie Sherman, or Katrina Henderson Eagle Ridge Institute 405-840-1359
Email: This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it





Eagle Ridge Institute would like to invite everyone to the
9th Annual Turkey Trot Classic on November 27th.  The run will be held on Thanksgiving morning
at Stars and Stripes Park near Lake
Hefner.  Proceeds will benefit ERI’s youth and
family programs.  Please contact us or
visit our website for more information on the race and details on registration.




Search Calendar


 

Advertisement

Oklahoma City News

NewsOk.com RSS - news >> main
  • Burris says he's senator _ but Dems won't seat him

    WASHINGTON (AP) ? Senate Democrats struggled to avert a showdown steeped in race and corruption Monday as a defiant Roland Burris declared, "I'm a United States senator" and flew to the capital to claim President-elect Barack Obama's old seat in Congress.

    Even as he sought to pressure fellow Democrats, Burris signaled there were limits to his rebelliousness. "I'm not going to make a scene. I don't want to give you all a circus," he told reporters asking whether he intended to breach protocol by attempting to walk uninvited onto the Senate floor on Tuesday.

    The 71-year-old veteran of Illinois politics was still en route from his home state when Majority Leader Harry Reid announced he would not be permitted to take his seat w
    see more on NewsOK.com

  • Burris says he's senator _ but Dems won't seat him

    WASHINGTON (AP) ? Senate Democrats struggled to avert a showdown steeped in race and corruption Monday as a defiant Roland Burris declared, "I'm a United States senator" and flew to the capital to claim President-elect Barack Obama's old seat in Congress.

    Even as he sought to pressure fellow Democrats, Burris signaled there were limits to his rebelliousness. "I'm not going to make a scene. I don't want to give you all a circus," he told reporters asking whether he intended to breach protocol by attempting to walk uninvited onto the Senate floor on Tuesday.
    see more on NewsOK.com

  • Slow warming trend expected in Oklahoma
    Temperatures are expected to slowly warm across Oklahoma beginning Tuesday. According to the National Weather Service, daytime highs will approach seasonable levels, with a chance of rain lingering in southeastern areas of the state. By Wednesday, an Arctic airmass over the region will retreat and milder conditions are expected to overtake Oklahoma, forecasters said. On Monday, skies were cloudy and temperatures ranged from 31 degrees in McAlester to 49 in Guymon. Daytime highs peaked at 34 degrees in Muskogee and Oklahoma City and reached 36 degrees in Guthrie, Hobart, Lawton and Tulsa, according to the weather service. Skies should be mainly cloudy on Tuesday, with rain possible in extreme southeast Oklahoma. Highs should reach the
    see more on NewsOK.com

Tulsa News

KOTV - News
News