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The Oklahoma Opry on Friday completed its purchase of a building on the Bricktown Canal that will house the foundation's nonprofit programming.

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Author and journalist Héctor Tobar has participated in the L.A. Times Festival of Books since 1999. This year, he’ll be part of a roundtable celebrating the festival’s 30th anniversary.

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