Joe Hight is an editor for The Journal Record, focusing on local news in Oklahoma City. With a passion for storytelling, Joe covers a variety of topics including history, community events, local businesses, and social issues. His articles aim to inform and engage readers while highlighting the unique aspects of Oklahoma City and its residents.
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Joe Hight's coverage mainly focuses on local culture and society, government & politics, and family & relationships in Oklahoma City. He frequently covers evolving stories that are relevant to the local community.
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The smell of scented candles overwhelms the senses when entering the Dallas Market Center.
A vacation in the southern Colorado mountains where temperatures were in the 70s during the day and 50s at night.
It sounded perfect. A vacation in the southern Colorado mountains where temperatures were in the 70s during the day and 50s at night.
I’ve been to Will Rogers World Airport many times, including for a trip last week. I’m proud of its recent renovations and consider it one of the nicest in the country.
By: Joe Hight
One of the famous lines in the 1994 movie “The Shawshank Redemption” came when Red revealed Andy was wearing the warden’s shoes the night of his escape.
The school year has kicked off with meetings, classes and more meetings. Most teachers have worked during the summer on various projects and pursuits to improve themselves or their students.
By: Joe Hight
The center of the universe probably doesn’t exist. The center of the world creates a debate, from an area in Türkiye to Felicia, CA, to Center of the World, Ohio.
TULSA – Greenwood Rising should be a must-see center for any Oklahoman who appreciates history, including its sordid past.
Be prepared for a headache if you want to explore Oklahoma’s new grocery sales tax exemption. To put it simply, it’s complicated.
As I stood on the second-floor patio of the new Lively Hotel, I looked southwest to an area where I grew up as an adult.
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