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Sooner Sensations will present concert
Sooner Sensations Show Chorus under the direction of Debbie K. Hagan-Hogan will present Starlight Serenade, 7 p.m. Nov. 22 at Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College, 3701 S. Service Road.
A silent auction also will be held. Sooner Sensations is a chapter of Sweet Adelines International and all donations are tax deductible.
"Starlight serenade is a lovely way to spend the evening," Hagan-Hogan said. "Join us for beautiful music of the season as we celebrate our love of family, God, country and friends."
"The Sooner Sensations will feature a wide range of music from inspirational patriotic music as we show our support for our troops, as well as some fabulous Christmas songs from around the world," she said.
Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for students and senior citizens and children under five will be admitted free. To purchase tickets, call 436-5828 or visit tickets@soonersensations.com.
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Cleveland County Free Fair opens Sept. 9 at fairgrounds
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Moore woodcarver eager to share his knowledge with others
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County approves contract with OU for autism services
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Don’t block water meters
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Cockroft, Doak to face Democrats in November
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Joyride in stolen car ends with crash
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Next governor found leadership skills as a Girl Scout
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Moore War Run provides scholarships
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Sales tax figures better than expected
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