Midmorning With Aundrea - July 29, 2020 (Part 1)
(Part 1 of 2) Many non-profits are finding it difficult to survive during the pandemic. And on today's "As the Page Turns",..
AROUND GREEN COUNTRYTONIGHT.
SEVERAL CITY'S...SCALING DOWN THEIRCELEBRATIONS DUE TO THEPANDEMIC.2 WORKS FOR YOU'S KATIEKELEHER.... IS LIVE ATBIXBY'S FREEDOM CELEBRATION- WHERE FIREWORKS HAVE BEENLIGHTING UP THE SKY.MIKE - WE HAVE THE FINALE OFTHE BIXBY FIREWORKS GOING ONRIGHT NOW.
THIS IS THE 6THYEAR FOR FREEDOM FEST HEREIN BIXBY.
ORGANIZERS SAYTHEY WANTED CITIZENS TOENJOY SOMETHING POSITIVETHIS SUMMER.BIXBY'S FREEDOM FEST -TAKING PLACE FRIDAY NIGHTDESPITE THE PANDEMIC.ORGANIZERS MAKING SOMECHANGES TO KEEP PEOPLESAFE.
THERE IS NO STAGE WITHPERFORMERS - ONLY FOODTRUCKS AND OPEN SPACE.00:02:03;52-00:02:11;55ORLANDO JUAREZ, LEAD PASTOR,BRIDGE CHURCH "Out of allthat's negative, to gettogether on a Friday nightand watch the fireworks withyour family, I can't thinkof anything better.
And thatyou have enough spaceeverywhere to enjoy a greatevening." THE 4TH OF JULYCELEBRATIONS CONTINUE ATBOOMFEST IN JENKS ONSATURDAY.
THE CITY ALSOTAKING PRECAUTIONS.ENCOURAGING PEOPLE TO SOCIALDISTANCE - AND WEAR A MASK.00:00:44:09-00:00:54:08KATIE BUTTERFIELD, DIR.
OFCOMMUNICATIONS, CITY OFJENKS "That's arecommendation by the CDC.It's now a recommendation byGovernor Stitt.
So we'rereally asking, we're notmandating anything, butwe're encouraging stronglythat they wear masks." THETULSA HEALTH DEPARTMENTISSUING A WARNING TO THOSEGOING OUT TO CELEBRATE THISWEEKEND.
SAYING TO LIMIT THEPEOPLE SERVING FOOD ANDCLEAN COMMONLY TOUCHED AREASOF YOUR HOUSE.00:00:47:23-00:01:00:21 DR.BRUCE DART, TULSA COUNTYHEALTH DEPT.
"Remind gueststo stay home if they'resick.
Consider keeping alist of guests who attendfor potential future contacttracing needs.
Wear a clothface covering while alsoencouraging socialdistancing.
Clean handsoften." THE CITY OF JENKSSAYS MOST OF BOOMFEST ISTAKING PLACE OUTDOORS.ALLOWING PEOPLE MORE SPACETO FEEL COMFORTABLE ANDHAVE FUN.
THE FESTIVAL STILLGOING ON TO SAY THANK YOUTO THE CITY AFTER A FEWTOUGH MONTHS.00:03:07:03-00:03:17:17BUTTERFIELD "During thepandemic, businesses had toclose, people were insideall the time.
And we justthought, you know, we canstill do this in a safe wayand still say thank you tothe community and give thema reason to celebrate."THINGS ARE WRAPPING UP HEREIN BIXBY.NOW, MIKE - I KNOW YOU ANDMIKE COLLIER WILL BE OUT ATBOOMFEST TOMORROW.
AND OUROWN JACOB TOBEY ISPERFORMING AT THE FESTIVAL.HE IS PLAYING FROM 5 TO 8.LIVE IN BIXBY, KATIEKELEHER, 2 WORKS FOR YOU.WE WANT YOU AND YOUR FAMILYTO STAY SAFE... DURING THISHOLIDAY
(Part 1 of 2) Many non-profits are finding it difficult to survive during the pandemic. And on today's "As the Page Turns",..
Ashley Carter spoke with the Midcity event organizer about the precautions they are taking for this weekend.