The Oklahoman - 2017-02-26

• Bill proposes county-by-county vote on Sunday liquor sales
• Agencies in Oklahoma worry about fate of AmeriCorps program
• Digital marketing conference gears up for 2017 event
• Seven things to know about SQ 780, 781
• Profession­al training is on display during school lockdown
• From coffee beans to ice cream, cafe is a hit
• 3 rooting interests for Oklahomans at Sunday’s Academy Awards show Two people die in Washita County wreck
• Pope quietly trims sanctions for sex abusers seeking mercy
• Government ever growing, on the sly
• Crime victims, families win with proposed bill
• In a switch, GOP lawmakers push to boost lottery revenue
• Lawmakers are looking to undo the will of the voters
• Voters were misled in lead-up to SQ 780
• Elephant-size debate
• Mike Hunter discusses challenges facing attorney general’s office
• Notificati­ons about deaths never get easy for officers
• How you can become the most informed Thunder fan
• Jamie McMurray
• Tuttle runs away with seven state championsh­ips
• Norman North’s Young scores 47 in rout of Sand Springs
• Backwoods Expo celebrates 30th year
• BIG BASS TIME
• HILL CLIMBING
• Fed’s survey data show regional jump
• Manufactur­ing alliance hopes to build on progress
• Q&A with Randy Matthews
• Financial planning field sees growth
• An eye-opening look at Havana, Cuba OSCARS
• ‘Exit Laughing’ — humorous and almost hilarious
• Encycloped­ia chronicles historic Oklahoma places
• Now, Monticello is making room for Sally Hemings
• Beautiful and chilling ‘Dark Sisters’ also haunts
• Common observatio­n can be met in kind
• Collection­s for the well-versed reader

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