Earlier this week, we let everyone know that Sherrie Klanley Conley – one of the Oklahoma legislature’s leading book-banners, and a co-author of our state’s race-baiting anti-CRT law – casually referred to her adorable family as a white robe-wearing “Klan” in social media posts.  Remember this… Not too long after our post was published, Sheri […]

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Every couple of weeks, I’ll be reviewing a Made In Oklahoma movie that deserves your viewing enjoyment. Today I take a look at the acclaimed 2020 film… Minari A peppery plant that is a vegetable cornerstone in Korean cuisine is the minari; while its overlooked in this country, it is a true piece of the […]

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Since we’ve been a bit short of reviews of the more liquid kind here at The Lost Ogle and Patrick has agreed to add me to the roster, I thought I’d start out by shooting for the moon. Lunar Lounge, that is! Part of the growing trend of difficult-to-find-and-enter hidden bars hitting the country, Lunar […]

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Last week, we were the only media outlet in the state to let Oklahoma residents know that Ryan Walters was ending remote work for Department of Education employees, demanding they all return to the office by February, even if that means they have to work from a credenza, ottoman, or chest of drawers. We learned […]

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Kudos if you have State Rep. Sherrie Conley in your “Which Oklahoma Lawmaker Will Be The First To Do Something Stupidly Racist This Legislative Session” office pool!  Earlier today, Sherrie – a school teacher by trade who co-authored Oklahoma’s anti-CRT law – hopped on Facebook to share a charming photo of her family standing between […]

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Although we don’t see eye-to-eye on everything and are very different people, one commonality we have with Governor Stitt’s communications she-troll Carly Atchison is that we both love to troll the local media. That being said, we do so from very different perspectives and points of view.  For example, Carly makes six-figures a year serving […]

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I had about two or three donuts in Noble last year for a review and, you know, they were fine. Soul-crushing fattening, but fine. After that binge, I haven’t had any more donuts, with my glucose index being supplemented with a more balanced profile of natural fruits, whole grains, and other healthy’ish things. Well, at […]

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Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve been stupid enough to do what the rest of the local media won’t do and cover the mini-employee revolt taking place inside Paycom. You can catch up here and here, but thanks to Ogle Moles burrowed deep inside the company, we’ve learned that Paycom is shifting away from […]

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Back in October, after an awe-shucks story about two girls “saving the season” for the Wewoka Tigers football team went viral across the internet, I wrote a quick article asking “When’s Stitt going to sign the Save Men’s Sports Act?” Well, I guess the answer could be “very soon!” State Senator Shane Jett – a […]

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Whenever I write about a tornado or flood or blizzard or earthquake or wildfire or ice storm or inland hurricane or any other type of natural disaster hitting our state, I usually joke that the only natural phenomenon Oklahoma hasn’t experienced yet is a deadly meteorite impact. Well, I guess I’m done joking.  Early this […]

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