AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOklahoma Sports & Entertainment: Oklahoma City’s First Serve OKC is expanding its youth tennis mission, now serving nearly 2,000 students and using the sport to teach life skills like resilience and community service. Local College Football: Oklahoma extended Brent Venables with a new six-year deal through Jan. 31, 2032, after the Sooners’ College Football Playoff run and a No. 10 preseason AP ranking. Bedlam on the Pitch: Oklahoma State’s Cowgirls opened the season with a 2-0 home loss to Oklahoma, a match defined by physical play and limited OSU chances. Music & Film: Circle Cinema will host the Oklahoma premiere of “Route 66: The Main Street of America” Sept. 18 with director John Paget and Route 66 historian Michael Wallis. Community Spotlight: Addie Trout, a University of Oklahoma student and Special Olympics athlete, is featured for her “I can do hard things” message as she heads into her sophomore year. Everyday Oklahoma: PSO is explaining rising electric bills and its rate request, while Minco schools are curtailing outdoor activities due to extreme heat.
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