AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOklahoma Pop Culture: The Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture (OKPOP) is moving closer to opening, with staff collecting and organizing more than 40,000 items—from movie posters and musical instruments to TV props and documentary films—aimed at building exhibits that reflect Oklahoma’s creative history. Local Media: Oklahoma City’s KFOR-TV is rolling out a refreshed newscast format, “The Breakdown,” led by Adam Chase, designed to explain the “why” behind the day’s news in a longer, more transparent segment. Music & Community: News9 anchor Robin Marsh’s original art raised $30,000 for the Toby Keith Foundation at Riverwind in Norman, with proceeds supporting OK Kids Korral for families dealing with childhood cancer. Sports Spotlight: Oklahoma’s Ralford Mullings won back-to-back NCAA discus titles, while the Sooners’ place in ESPN’s future power rankings for the next two seasons landed at No. 13 overall. College Sports Controversy: Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond urged the Big 12 to suspend Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby after a court order restored his eligibility in the gambling case. Jazz in June: Norman’s Andrews Park hosts Jazz in June starting Thursday, with free concerts and a call for donations to support the long-running festival.
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