Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame

OETA, the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority, plays a crucial role in providing quality educational and entertainment programming to communities across Oklahoma. From showcasing local arts and culture through initiatives like "Gallery America" to offering vital educational content for children, OETA is dedicated to enriching the lives of Oklahomans through public media. In addition to its diverse programming, OETA is committed to community safety, delivering essential emergency alerts and weather warnings to ensure the well-being of its viewers. The organization also emphasizes the importance of supporting public media, encouraging community involvement through memberships and donations to sustain its mission. Generated from the website

The Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) is the primary entity in the state of Oklahoma charged with controlling costs of state-purchased health care. In 1995, the organization began its mission as the single state Medicaid agency. Also mandated at that time, was the conversion of the Oklahoma Medicaid program from fee-for-service to a statewide comprehensive system of managed care delivery. OHCA developed and implemented two distinct managed care delivery systems, SoonerCare Plus and SoonerCare Choice. In 2003, increased health care costs and inadequate health maintenance organization (HMO) participation in the state Medicaid program prompted the OHCA board to approve a proposal to end its HMO contracts and switch to the state s other managed care system, SoonerCare. The Oklahoma Health Care Authority s main office is located in Oklahoma City.

Black Liberated Arts Center Inc (BLAC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has been providing the Oklahoma community with a diverse range of artistic experiences for over 50 years. Through their season of music, dance, and theater, as well as the annual Charlie Christian International Music Festival, BLAC aims to educate and expose the community to African and African-American culture, with a particular focus on engaging and educating the youth of Oklahoma. BLAC is dedicated to promoting arts integration and meeting the needs of students through their professional development conferences, which feature workshops by the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Led by Executive Director Anita Arnold, BLAC has been a driving force in showcasing the talents of local artists and producers, such as Emmy award-winning producer George Wesley, and continues to be a vital institution in celebrating and preserving Oklahoma's rich cultural heritage.Generated from the website