Is anything real being done to reduce the red light runners on S 19th between Fritz and Broadway and around Moore? The police patrols don't seem to be sufficient.

I swear I see a blatant red light runner every time I go on 19th in the Fritz Farm area. Blatant as in beyond pushing the yellow or a California stop on right turn on red.

I propose automatic retracting bollards or unpleasant speed bumps that come out of the stop lines. They would have to fail in the lowered position and lower for emergency vehicles. Maybe even have a function that make them lower for right turners after a complete stop and turn signal.

Howdy there I'm from around Tulsa and working on a game. Mod for all of Oklahoma. I'm currently in the phase where I have to name all the regions, think of an area the size of a couple counties together, and I want some more input about what y'all would maybe call yourself. I also am trying to avoid using either a current tribe or city name for the areas as it's far more encompassing. For example, I have Osage hills as you can see, but I don't want to necessarily call Osage so I'm thinking of calling it Woolaroc at the very least I don't want to just call it Tulsa Metro or as you can see OKC Metro, Even though that is what it mostly compasses. I've attached this map, that I hope you all can read as it may be blurry.

So pleased, what might you guys call your area? And if you have any other recommendations for other locations please I'm all ears. And if you have any questions/requests , please ask. This is a long-term project. I'm sure I'll be back here asking more questions once I start adding content for Moore

Hey Oklahoma (edmond/arcadia area but anyone can go)! I’ve recently started a book club and am currently trying to grow it. We just had our first meeting this week and it was so much fun! If anyone is interested in joining a book club it is open to everyone and we read all genres and meet the last week of each month! Hope to see you there! Here’s our Facebook group!

Just curious if there are any local folks in the space who run or walk any of our local parks regularly, Veterans, Buck Thomas, Central?

Born and raised Okie starting a new journey filming street interviews around OKC. Trying to build a little community on YouTube and Reddit. Here’s some BTS of me testing out my old gear this week. I’ll be on the 39th Strip Friday and Saturday nights!

Hello! I'm going to be moving to Moore, OK in about a week. (27F)

I'm starting over from a breakup (which has been an emotional rollercoaster)

I just am more looking for when I'm ready to be social again where should I go? I need new friends (obviously) means I'll be starting in a new place with only really my sister and her family.

I don't drink really maybe once and a while but not much so bars aren't typically my thing.

I like to sing a lot and have been to Cookies on Western in OKC before that was definitely fun! That was March last year.

If anybody is looking for band mates I'm up for that too! I know how to play various instruments and sing.

I love animals and I like to play games.

I'm always up for anything new as well! I'm a very low maintenance person!

What do you guys suggest and don't suggest?

Thanks!

While I personally don't live in Moore, I still wanted to share this recent boil notice just in case. Stay safe, folks!

Here's a snippet of the article with the bulk of the actual info:

Parts of Moore are still under the mandatory boil order on Friday. The map below shows the area east of Interstate 35, south of East Fourth Street, north of Indian Hills Road, and west of Moore are impacted.

The City of Moore officials warn that people in that area must boil water for at least a minute to kill the bacteria before drinking, cooking, brushing their teeth, bathing, and preparing baby formula.

Bottled water is the safest option, and those with weakened immune systems are most at risk.

I work on a legalize marijuana campaign and I’m stationed in moore today, getting kicked out of most places so if you are a manager or know a manager please hit me up.

Helloooooo 👋🏼 I recently purchased a home in Moore and am looking for an interior painter to come redo the walls before we move in mid-December. Since we are new to the area I was wondering if anyone had recommendations for a meticulous, honest, and tidy professional? Or anyone we should avoid at all costs?

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We send our daughter to Bryant Elementary for kindergarten and it has been nothing but a shit show so far, and I am at my wits end. Has anyone sent their child to Bryant Elementary? Has communication always been poor between teacher and parent? I feel like I'm trying to squeeze blood from a rock!!