The Oklahoman - 2021-02-08

• 100 years after massacre, leaders revive Black Wall Street
• What exactly are `ghost students'?
• Seniors frustrated with state's vaccine portal
• Murder victim's family upbraids Netflix
• AFTER MONTGOMERY
• HEAD INJURY
• Map created of pedestrian, cyclist deaths in OKC
• Weary postal workers hope Biden will bring new tone, change
• Haaland could become the nation's most powerful Native American leader
• Yellen: Biden's plan could restore full employment by 2022
• Cheney says she won't quit the House after Wyoming censure
• Trump's Senate trial matters regardless of outcome
• Heavy snowstorm pounds Germany, upends travel
• HIGHLIGHT: SOUTH CAROLINA
• Richard Hamer Clements
• Longtime Reagan Secretary of State George Shultz dies at 100
• New bill would provide resources for gun violence survivors
• How to handle a toast with good cheer
• A Titan effort of exploratio­n
• Mom calls the shots in love life of her middle-aged son
• HOROSCOPES
• `It's only up from here' for Boone
• Cowboys dominate Sooners from start
• ROAD BLOCK
• PHILLY SPECIAL
• Norman North boys, Edmond North and Carl Albert girls win at regionals
• Kick returner biggest question for OU's special teams in 2021
• Rodgers wins 3rd MVP, Donald gets 3rd top defensive player
• Hall of Fame finally corrects a wrong by selecting Pearson
• Knicks to acquire Rose, who rejoins Thibodeau
• Healthy again, Koepka eagles 17, rallies to win Phoenix Open
• Former heavyweigh­t champ Leon Spinks dies at 67

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