Ashton Slaughter is an Assistant Sports Editor at O'Colly. He covers a range of topics including sports, mental health, and journalism, often intersecting with themes of media and press. Ashton has been featured in prominent publications such as Tulsa World Media Company, The Oklahoman, and Poynter Online.
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Ashton Slaughter's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, specifically college football, particularly as it relates to Oklahoma State University (OSU) and the Big 12 Conference. Given this focus, pitches should emphasize insights related to OSU's performance, players' achievements or challenges, and developments within the Big 12 conference.
As Ashton predominantly covers local events in Stillwater and broader stories related to college football in Oklahoma and the United States at large; she may be interested in receiving information about upcoming games involving OSU or news about players from her area.
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By: Ashton Slaughter, Mike Simons
After eliminating its mounted patrol unit in 2010, the Tulsa Police Department will soon deploy officers on horses for specific, large crowd events.
By: Ashton Slaughter
John W. Rogers Jr., a descendant of one of Black Wall Street's pioneers, is one of three being honored at the gala Friday.
By: Ashton Slaughter
Two 42-foot signs have been placed on the east and west ends of Interstate 44 as part of an $11 million beautification project Tulsans approved 10 years ago.
By: Ashton Slaughter, Mike Simons
Four Tulsa-area youths have trained since January for the Youth on Guard Memorial Foundation's reenactment of the Arlington National Cemetery's ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
By: Ashton Slaughter
John W. Rogers Jr., a descendant of one of Black Wall Street's pioneers, is one of three being honored at the gala Friday.
By: Ashton Slaughter
“He’d be just tickled to death; he wouldn’t be able to believe it,” Bob Berghell said of what his grandfather would say about Route 66's legacy and the 100th anniversary celebration.
By: Ashton Slaughter
One of the 3,596 classic cars in the record-breaking Capital Cruise herd was a rusty 1948 International Metro van — its heart and soul are the stickers inside.
By: Mike Simons, Ashton Slaughter
Tulsa Tough's races, the drunken block party crowd and Cry Baby Hill have become staples in the community.
By: Ashton Slaughter
“You’re an Oklahoman? Come here, get food, ... learn how to grow. We don’t just like to give a man a fish — we want to teach that man to fish himself," the nonprofit's ag director said Friday.
Taylor Hanson didn't grow up with a garden in his backyard.
