From pioneering achievements in medicine and international diplomacy to the founding of iconic American political traditions, July 6 has served as a major launching pad for historic shifts. Closer to home, it marks a significant anniversary for one of our region’s most vital historic resources.
Today in history
Today in history: July 4
There is no more iconic date on the American calendar than July 4. While it is universally recognized as the birthday of the United States, this date has also borne witness to monumental historical coincidences, deep regional milestones, and the passings of the nation’s absolute architectural and political giants.
Today in history — July 1
July 1 has carried enormous weight throughout history — it’s the day the deadliest battle of the Civil War began, a turning point for Oklahoma’s borders, and the day portable … Read more
Today in History: Key June 30 Events, Births & Deaths
On This Day in 1890: Wister and Gilmore Post Offices Established
On this date in local history, regional communication took a massive leap forward as Indian Territory began to rapidly expand. On June 30, 1890, the United States officially established the first post offices for the communities of Wister and Gilmore.
TODAY IN HISTORY — JUNE 27
Today in history for June 27. The date has left its mark on history in some remarkable ways, from declarations of independence to milestones in science, sports, and the arts.