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By Brandy McDonnellFeatures writerbmcdonnell@oklahoman.comGUTHRIE — He may not be Jimmy Stewart, but for the second straight year, Joshua McGowen will play one of the most iconic movie characters in cinema history, but in a radio play that is actually a theatrical production."It's a great honor.

By William CrumStaff writerwcrum@oklahoman.com"You cannot be a suburb of nothing," then-Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett told Edmond Rotarians six years ago, touting the benefits of MAPS investments downtown."A strong neighborhood makes a strong city," Parks Director Doug Kupper said Wednesday in remarks on MAPS 4 for business leaders from the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber.Nothing captures better the pivot represented by MAPS 4 and its proposals for investments citywide to enhance everyday quality of life.Kupper and two other city executives reviewed proposals for parks, transit, sprucing up major traffic corridors, and for new sidewalks, trails, bicycle lanes and streetlights."The elements that are going to improve our neighborhoods will take us to the next level," Kupper said.MAPS 4 is expected to raise $978 million over eight years for 16 projects, including NBA arena renovations and expansion, a building for the domestic abuse-fighting Palomar Family Justice Center, and housing to help low-income residents avoid homelessness.Voters will decide Dec.

By Randy KrehbielTulsa WorldWork-based health insurance is taking a bigger bite than ever out of Oklahoma workers' paychecks, according to a national study released Wednesday.Using data from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, The Commonwealth Fund determined that employee-paid premiums and deductibles grew 27% faster than the state's median household income between 2008 and 2018.That means premiums and deductibles now equal 12.3% of median income, compared to 9.7% a decade ago.

Devon employee receives honorary American FFA degreeChristina Rehkop, director of community relations at Devon Energy Corp., received an honorary American FFA degree at the 92nd National FFA Organization Convention & Expo.The award is given to people who enhance the lives of youth and advance FFA through outstanding personal commitment.

What new benefit options are available to businesses starting next year?New rules issued by the Departments of the Treasury, Labor and Health and Human Services in June created two new Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs) that may be used to reimburse medical expenses and individual health insurance premiums for businesses of all sizes.