Oklahoman redraws boundaries
The Oklahoman this week began informing some readers in the four corners of Oklahoma that it would stop distribution of the newspaper on a daily basis on Dec. 1.
David Thompson , The Oklahoman’s publisher, said the paper remains committed to covering news throughout the state, including in areas affected by the cutbacks of the print product, through a variety of digital products, some of which are newly de...
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