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ONR Programming Bulletin for October 25, 2019

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aaron morvan
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ONR Programming Bulletin for October 25, 2019

Oklahoma’s only statewide news broadcast, the Oklahoma News Report (ONR), airs 7 p.m. CST, every Friday night on the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority (OETA). This award-winning broadcast offers an in-depth exploration of news and issues affecting all Oklahomans.

Some of the stories covered on this week’s Oklahoma News Report include:

  • As access to opioid painkillers becomes more and more restricted, what happens to people who truly need them to lead a normal life? We’ll examine the other side of the opioid debate.
  • A project years in the making finally breaks ground in Tulsa. We’ll hear what the Governor has to say about the potential for the OK Pop Museum.
  • Charter schools celebrate an anniversary in Oklahoma. We’ll take a look at their history and impact on state education.
  • Plus, a special new designation and honor for the U.S.S. Oklahoma battleship

Join us Friday night for these and other stories, business news and more on ONR.