Jennifer Sharpe is a Special Projects Editor for The Journal Record and also writes for the National Catholic Register. With a focus on local news in Oklahoma City, Jennifer covers a range of topics including scandals, cultural events, entertainment, and personal reflections. Her articles provide readers with a unique perspective on current events and the local community.
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Jennifer’s articles primarily focus on local events, family and relationships, home-related topics, and holidays. She seems to have a penchant for writing about community events and personal experiences related to the aforementioned themes.
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In a world that seems to perpetuate polarization, sports offer opportunities to find unity.
In the wake of terror, how should America respond? The assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump on Saturday during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania was an attack on democracy, a direct threat to our right to peacefully assemble.
It had been more than 40 hours since I last consumed solid food. My last drink of water was nearly five hours ago.
A lifetime ago, I’d head into town with my family to visit the men’s and boy’s shop to buy shoes for my younger brothers.
It’s slowly taking over the dining room. It started as a small pile on the table but slowly grew and spread onto the floor.
A few days ago, I confronted Tropical Storm Debby.
When it comes to my hair, I want to trust the man wielding the scissors and blow dryer.
She was nagged by a persistent problem: Her shower wall had become a finger painting of hair — a place where she would paste the strands of hair that fell out during washing so they wouldn't clog the drain.
It’s football season, a time of year when sports are on many of our minds.
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