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OKC FRIDAY OKC FRIDAY is a community weekly newspaper for fabulous Northwest Oklahoma City and Edmond, OK. It's awesome to work at OKC FRIDAY.

We cover all the great parties, social events, the arts, performances and the music of life in northwest Oklahoma City.

🦃✨ Happy Thanksgiving, OKC! ✨🦃Today, we’re celebrating the stories, people, and community that make Oklahoma City feel l...
11/27/2025

🦃✨ Happy Thanksgiving, OKC! ✨🦃

Today, we’re celebrating the stories, people, and community that make Oklahoma City feel like home.

At OKC Friday, we’re grateful for our readers, our neighborhoods, and the countless local voices who inspire us each week.

Thank you for inviting us into your homes, your routines, and your lives. Your support keeps local storytelling alive and thriving.

Wishing you a holiday filled with joy, gratitude, and time spent with the ones who matter most. ❤️

Here's our Bishop McGuinness: Bellah Foster and Ava LemonCasady School: Pippa Netreba and Danzel ChenCrossings Christi...
11/27/2025

Here's our

Bishop McGuinness: Bellah Foster and Ava Lemon
Casady School: Pippa Netreba and Danzel Chen
Crossings Christian: Bode Dulin and Ethan Prusila
Deer Creek: Gage Gibbons and Zeke Groom
Harding Charter Prep: Ava Tucker and Preston Dukes
Heritage Hall: Anna Walker and Porter England
John Marshall: Trinity King and Danikko Rich

Find all of our athletes from each week in the sports section of the OKC Friday Newspaper. Athletes are nominated by our local schools

🗞️ Miss last week’s issue? We’ve got you!The print replica of OKC Friday’s November 21 edition is now available to flip ...
11/26/2025

🗞️ Miss last week’s issue? We’ve got you!

The print replica of OKC Friday’s November 21 edition is now available to flip through. Catch up on all the stories, celebrations, and community highlights you may have missed. ✨

Stay in the know and revisit the moments that made last week special in Oklahoma City.

📖 Read the print replica here: https://okcfriday.com/print-replica-p20242-251.htm

✨ Honoring Terri Cooper for a Legacy of Doing What’s Right ✨The Jewish Federation of Oklahoma City hosted its annual “It...
11/25/2025

✨ Honoring Terri Cooper for a Legacy of Doing What’s Right ✨

The Jewish Federation of Oklahoma City hosted its annual “It’s Never Wrong to Do What’s Right” Luncheon, celebrating the incredible impact of Terri Cooper.

Terri and her late husband, Bert, dedicated their lives to uplifting the cultural and recreational heart of our community. Her belief in showing up, supporting others, and leading with purpose continues to inspire.

The event also featured guest speaker Lindsay Pinchuk — marketer, entrepreneur, educator, connector, podcaster, and advocate — known for using her voice and platforms to champion important social issues.

A beautiful celebration of leadership, community, and courage. 💙

🌟 Celebrating Trailblazers at the Annie Oakley Society Luncheon! 🌟The Annie Oakley Society honored two incredible women ...
11/24/2025

🌟 Celebrating Trailblazers at the Annie Oakley Society Luncheon! 🌟

The Annie Oakley Society honored two incredible women at this year’s annual luncheon at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.

✨ Sharen Jester Turney — global retail leader and philanthropist — received the Annie Oakley Award. With more than 30 years of experience shaping iconic fashion and lifestyle brands, she is known for her remarkable leadership, including her 16-year tenure as President & CEO of Victoria’s Secret, where she nearly doubled the company’s revenue and profit.

🤠 Courtenay DeHoff, speaker, TV personality and modern cowgirl, was presented with the Trailblazer Award. With 15+ years as a television host, she passionately advocates for agriculture and empowers rural voices, helping bridge the gap between rural and urban communities.

Here's our Bishop McGuinness: Bea Ward and Peter HodgesCasady School: Caroline Olszewski and Evan HalleranCrossings Ch...
11/21/2025

Here's our

Bishop McGuinness: Bea Ward and Peter Hodges
Casady School: Caroline Olszewski and Evan Halleran
Crossings Christian: Clara Bebee Drake Manuel
Deer Creek: Ashlyn Bucy and Owen McCall
Harding Charter Prep: Ava Tucker and Johan Marin
Heritage Hall: Gabriella Gross and Max Everett
John Marshall: Za'Myah McCoy and Aeden Clayton
Putnam City North: Josh Lombard and Isaiah Southern

Find all of our athletes from each week in the sports section of the OKC Friday Newspaper. Athletes are nominated by our local schools

💥 Did you catch it?Last week’s OKC Friday Most Powerful Women edition was one of our most inspiring issues of the year —...
11/19/2025

💥 Did you catch it?

Last week’s OKC Friday Most Powerful Women edition was one of our most inspiring issues of the year — and today, you can flip through every page in our print replica!
From community leaders to industry shapers, this special edition highlights the women who are making an incredible impact across Oklahoma City. Their stories, achievements and influence deserve to be celebrated again and again. ✨

📖 View the full print replica today and revisit the features, photography, and stories that captured the heart of OKC.

Find it here: https://okcfriday.com/most-powerful-women-p20224-251.htm

Here's our Bishop McGuinness: Danica Allen and Baylor MoatesCasady School: Kate Craine and Henry LewisDeer Creek: Gray...
11/14/2025

Here's our

Bishop McGuinness: Danica Allen and Baylor Moates
Casady School: Kate Craine and Henry Lewis
Deer Creek: Graycie Lucas and Mason Storozyszyn
Harding Charter Prep: Menna Ayalsew and Amaya Bennett
Heritage Hall: Nash Eiser and Aidan Lawson
John Marshall: Quintasia Robinson and Andre Blake
Putnam City North: Gia Ibarra and Paul Masteller

Find all of our athletes from each week in the sports section of the OKC Friday Newspaper. Athletes are nominated by our local schools

Support Taiwan at COP30As a responsible member of the international community, Taiwan is focused on addressing climate c...
11/13/2025

Support Taiwan at COP30
As a responsible member of the international community, Taiwan is focused on addressing climate change and achieving net zero through pragmatic policies in line with global efforts.
When President Lai Ching-te took office in 2024, he announced the National Project of Hope, setting out a policy vision for green growth and a 2050 net-zero transition. His administration has since dictated five major strategies for advancing the net-zero transformation: developing an intelligent green energy strategy; promoting a dual-track industrial transformation involving both digitalization and greening; fostering net-zero, sustainable lifestyles; ensuring a leading government role supporting the transition; and achieving a just transition that leaves no one behind. Such work demonstrates both resolve and the capacity to confront the challenges of climate change. Yet Taiwan recognizes that net zero emission is not something any nation can achieve alone but rather is a collective journey the global community is taking together.
The COP30 gathering in Belém, Brazil this November will serve as the beginning of the next phase of global climate action. So as to empower Taiwan and strengthen the international community’s capacity to jointly respond to the climate crisis in the spirit of COP30’s “Global Mutirão,” Taiwan must be part of the conversation. Working together, we can move toward and create a net-zero world.

Yvonne Yi-Fang Hsiao
Director General
Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Houston

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