SUMMARY: OKC Cake Lady Nicole created an edible replica of the Larry O’Brien NBA Championship Trophy ahead of Game 6 of the NBA Finals. It took about three hours to assemble, using gold edible airbrush paint for the trophy’s iconic finish. Nicole studied the trophy carefully to capture its design exactly. Though the Thunder lost Game 6, she remained optimistic about the team’s chances. After showcasing the cake at the Paycom Center, it was shared with family and fans. Nicole reflected on the magical season working alongside the Thunder and looks forward to making more themed custom cakes next year.

We all watched Sunday night as the Thunder held the NBA Championship Trophy in front of a sold out Paycom Center.

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SUMMARY: OKC police are investigating a shooting outside the Paycom Center in downtown Oklahoma City. One person was shot with non-life-threatening injuries and transported to the hospital via ambulance. Authorities have detained a suspect connected to the incident. Witnesses reported a confrontation between two men that escalated from shoving to gunfire. The shooting occurred near the Thunder containers by the Feather Seasoned Tail Park. Law enforcement cleared the area to ensure public safety, urging people to remain cautious. The event disrupted celebrations for the Thunder NBA Finals win. Police continue to gather information as the investigation unfolds.

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SUMMARY: Charles Gene Birch, born Feb. 9, 1939, in Murray County, passed away June 18, 2025, in Davis at 86. A Davis High School graduate (1957), Charles worked in the oil field, then for Crawford Telephone and Southwestern Bell until retiring in 1987. He was a lifelong farmer, rancher, and passionate horse owner, trainer, and racer. Known for his strong principles and old-school values, Charles valued honesty and family deeply. He is survived by his wife Lynda, children, stepchildren, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral services were held June 20 at First Free Will Baptist Church, Sulphur, with interment at Oaklawn Cemetery. Memorials preferred to the church.

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