www.youtube.com – KOCO 5 News – 2025-06-15 10:44:35

SUMMARY: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat returns to Lyric Theatre for the first time in 15 years. Directed by Michael Barron, this grand production features a 120-member cast, including 72 children from Camp Joseph, along with professional actors. The family-friendly show tells the biblical story of Joseph, Jacob’s favored son, exploring themes of jealousy, forgiveness, faith, and love. Stunning new costumes, including a symbolic 25-pound coat, and vibrant musical numbers span genres like country and Caribbean. Special pre-show faith leader talks honor the story’s significance across major religions. Performances this summer at the OKC Civic Center promise a spectacular, inclusive experience. Tickets available online.

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat comes to Lyric Theatre

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www.youtube.com – KFOR Oklahoma’s News 4 – 2025-06-14 22:29:53

SUMMARY: After wildfires devastated Stillwater’s Crosswinds neighborhood and destroyed over 50 homes—including her own—Sangre Ridge Elementary librarian Dana continued to bring joy to her students. Despite personal loss and being a two-time cancer survivor, she remained a beacon of hope and kindness. Dana was honored through News 4’s “Pay It Forward” program, receiving a \$400 gift from First Fidelity Bank. Known for knowing each student by name and need, Dana creates a warm, joyful library environment. Fellow librarian Morgan Cliburn nominated her, praising her resilience and generosity. Her love for her students and faith keep her spirit unshaken and inspiring.

Librarian fills shelves with joy for Stillwater students

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www.youtube.com – KFOR Oklahoma’s News 4 – 2025-06-13 06:46:52

SUMMARY: A Lincoln County, Oklahoma family is worried about more rain after being stranded twice in less than a week due to flooding. Their home is in a floodplain where water levels rise from one to three feet, making roads impassable. The recent season is the worst in four years, leaving them nervous about travel and work. Despite efforts to get county help, progress is slow, and Lincoln County Commissioner Lee Doolin says fixing flooding is complicated, as improvements might cause problems for neighbors. The family hopes for a solution soon as heavy rains continue.

A Lincoln County family says they’re fearful of what it could mean to be stranded on their property for the second time in less than a week with more rain in the forecast.

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