OPUBCO sale marks end of an era
It's the end of an era and the beginning of a new one.
As far back as any Oklahoman can remember — even before there was a state of Oklahoma — a Gaylord was publishing a newspaper here.
Through frontier violence, the Great Depression , the advent of radio and television, oil booms, oil busts and the dawning of the digital age, a Gaylord has been in control.
All that — more than 108 years and th...
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