He says whoever buys the house will be lucky to have easy walking access to “mom and pop shops,” including some he loves like Oakley Wines and Annie Oakley’s neighborhood bar. So, come for the ...

The quilt is in the Smithsonian. Annie Oakley: The famous sharpshooter from Darke County made her legendary debut in a shooting contest against her future husband, Frank Butler, in Cincinnati.

A singer-songwriter says she is "still reeling" after learning her group has been chosen to play Glastonbury. Country music duo Oakley Starr applied to perform through the festival's Emerging ...

The cliche quick-draw duel was the opening for the long-running show “Gunsmoke.” The first recorded quick-draw duel took place in Springfield between “Wild Bill” Hickok and Davis Tutt in 1865.

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Annie Oakley’s plans to host a grand opening within the first two weeks of February at 4016 Allston St. in the Oakley neighborhood, near Oakley Square. It’s a concept from emerging Cincinnati ...

Annie Oakley’s, a new Oakley bar, plans to host a grand opening in February. Caleb Altherr - Pluto SMO Preview this article 1 min Shooters bar Annie Oakley’s is opening in the Oakley ...

Annie Oakley was an American Western television series that fictionalized the life of famous sharpshooter Annie Oakley. It ran from January 1954 to February 1957 in syndication, for a total of 81 ...

Annie Oakley is a 4yo b unknown from South Africa trained by Mark Dixon, who is based at . It is sired by the stallion Captain Of All out of the dam Rock Pigeon. Annie Oakley is yet to break its ...

Annie Oakley, portrayed by Elsa Wolff, talks about learning how to shoot at Overland Trail Museum’s Crossroads Barn Quilt Tea Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2024. (Callie Jones/Journal-Advocate) ...

She pulled the trigger again. “History will never forget Annie Oakley,” a trapshooting columnist once wrote, “nor will [it] likely remember Elizabeth Servaty.” Born in Germany in 1882 ...