April Archive
1. April 2, 2005 |
4. April 23, 2005 5. April 30, 2005 |
Stories for week of April 30,
2005
*TV Schedule below
Show # 0517
FFA Food Drive View
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Oklahoma’s Food Bank is getting
help from Miss Oklahoma Elizabeth Kinney and the State FFA chapters.
FFA members are donating 40,000 + pounds of food to help feed the hungry
at the FFA State Convention.
Oklahoma Food Bank View
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Half a million
Oklahomans are at risk of going hungry, including 1 in 5 children. Join
us as we look at how the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma and its network
of 500 charities and faith-based organizations
are doing about it.
Made for Export View
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Some Made in Oklahoma food
companies find a growing market outside our state. Traveling to Puerto
Rico, we attend the international
food show to see how Made in Oklahoma products fare beyond our borders.
Opening Foreign Markets View
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Increasing access to makets
in Central America can help farmers and ranchers in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma World Trade Conference View
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Oklahoma business wins Excellance in Exporting Award. Interview with Southern
United States Trade Association president, Jim Ake.
FCCLA
Culinary Arts Competition View
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At this annual event FCCLA students
compete for thousands of dollars in scholarships as well as the opportunity
to continue to National competition.
Capitol Insight View
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A weekly analysis
of Oklahoma's 2005 legislative session with Capitol Reporter Rachel
Hubbard.
Stories for
week of April 23, 2005
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Show # 0516
Boomtown USA View
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Stillwater has been
named as one of the country’s
top small towns. Called Agurbs, seven towns in Oklahoma are expanding
on their agricultural roots to bring in new industry and jobs.
J&M
Mushrooms View
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Miami’s J&M Mushroom Farm is one
of the countries top suppliers of mushrooms. We travel to NE Oklahoma
to see how they have turned the fungus into a top crop for Oklahoma.
Youth
Expo View Story Here
Oklahoma City’s Annual Livestock show brings
in more than 6,000 young people from across the state.
FFA Convention View
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A
preview of Oklahoma’s oldest and largest
convention for high school students with more than 8,000 participating
April 26 – 27 in Oklahoma City
Capitol Insight View
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A weekly analysis
of Oklahoma's 2005 legislative session with Capitol Reporter Rachel
Hubbard.
Stories for
week of April 16, 2005
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Show # 0515
Budget Battles View
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Interviews
with Dr. Belinda McCharen, Associate State Director of Oklahoma Department
of CareerTech, and Senate Pro Tempore Mike Morgan.
Interview View
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Congressman Frank
Lucas talks about the implications of President Bush’s budget.
Africanized
Bees View
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Africanized Honey Bees have been confirmed
in Oklahoma. We take a look at the changes and dangers these bees will
bring
to Oklahoma citizens.
For more information - Oklahoma Dept. of Agriculture - Africanized Bees
http://www.oda.state.ok.us/agri-ahbhome.htm
Cedar Craftsman View
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Western Oklahoma Craftsman Allan Moore, shows us his unique outlook
on making art and living life.
Neighbors Coffee View
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We look at another
made in Oklahoma product.
For more information - Visit the Neighbors Coffee web site -http://www.neighborscoffee.com/
How to Make
a Great Tasting Cup of Coffee View
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Tips from Steve Neighbors on making a great cup of coffee
Capitol Insight View
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A weekly analysis
of Oklahoma's 2005 legislative session with Capitol Reporter Rachel Hubbard.
Stories for
week of April 9, 2005
*TV Schedule below
Show # 0514
Head Country View Story Here
Head Country
Barbeque has become world famous producing the best barbeque sauce around.
Made
in Oklahoma Reception View Story Here
Members of the Made in Oklahoma coalition kick
off made in Oklahoma month at the Governor's mansion.
Boomtown View
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While much of Oklahoma has lost jobs in the past few years, Durant, Oklahoma
is booming with new job growth.
Interview View
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Senator Jay Paul Gumn, Durant, talks about what lessons they learned in
Southeast Oklahoma.
Buffalo Rancher View
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The Buffalo/Bison industry is emerging as a viable economic market in
Oklahoma. A group of bison ranchers has organized the Oklahoma Bison
Association
to help bison ranchers. A look at how bison herds are managed, bought
and sold, and brought to market.
Career Fair View
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8th Grade
Career Fairs are happening across the state. More than 1,200 8th graders
participated in the Career Expo held at Payne County Expo Center in Stillwater.
Capitol Insight View
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A weekly analysis of
Oklahoma's 2005 legislative session with Capitol Reporter Rachel Hubbard.
Stories for
week of April 2, 2005
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Show # 0513
Arbor Day View
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With forestry a leading industry in Oklahoma,
every year Oklahoma celebrates Arbor Day by planting a tree on the grounds
of the capitol. This year a cedar elm was planted at the Governor’s
mansion with a reception to recognize “Tree City” communities
across the state.
Ag in the Classroom View
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Vickie Legg,
4th grade teacher from Oktaha, has proven this well-known program isn’t
just for children from non-farm backgrounds. It works equally well in
rural
areas.
For more information - Agriculture in the Classroom -http://www.agclassroom.org/
Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom - http://www.clover.okstate.edu/fourh/aitc/index.html
Ag Impact View
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Oklahoma’s State
Senator Daisy Lawler recognizes the agriculture industry for its impact
on our state’s economy.
Ag Day at the
Capitol View
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Each year farmers gather at the capitol to showcase their products and
bring attention to the role agriculture plays in a strong economy.
Changing
Industry View
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Farming isn't what it used to be! A look at some of the changes
in the Agriculture industry.
Capitol Insight View
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A
weekly analysis of Oklahoma's 2005 legislative session with Capitol
Reporter Rachel Hubbard.
