Griffin Media

We wanted to share with you two Griffin Greats, and they are Tyler Whitehead and Sonora Meadows. This duo is a part of the content team and works hard at their jobs. They always take on the big projects and knock them out of the park! We appreciate them greatly. Thank you, both, for all you do.

We wanted to share with you a Griffin Great, and that is Riley Foster. Riley is the Broadcast Automation Director here at News 9 and does amazing at his job. He is dedicated to taking on new projects and doesn't shy away from a challenge. We appreciate him greatly. Thank you, Riley, for all you do.

We wanted to share with you a Griffin Great, and that is Drake Johnson. Drake is a part of our content team here at News On 6. He takes on the big projects and makes sure they are done right. His dedication and passion for his job is appreciated greatly. Thank you, Drake, for all you do!

We wanted to share with you a Griffin Great, and that is Kristie Webb. Kristie is the Director of Content here at News On 6 and leads her team with enthusiasm. Her leadership to her team and overall positive attitude is appreciated by all. Thank you, Kristie, for all you do! 

We wanted to share with you a group of Griffin Greats, and that is Dottie, Kyle and Richard. This group is all a part of the marketing department. They are always working on the big projects and making sure they are done to the best of their ability. We appreciate them greatly. Thank you, all, for all you do.

We wanted to share with you a Griffin Great, and that is Addie Crawford. Addie has been a positive light here at News 9. She has a kind heart and is always willing to help out when ever needed. She is appreciated greatly. Thank you, Addie, for all you do.

David, Lacey and Justin got to host a Wild Weather Camp at the Western Heritage Muesum for over 800 students on Oct. 23rd. The kids were really engaged and excited to learn about severe weather.

Former Governor Mary Fallin is charting new waters after spending nearly 30 years in Oklahoma politics. Her life now looks different after she and her husband bought a boat and started traveling. Watch the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gKscTw6e

Homecoming night in Barnsdall served as an opportunity for the people in town to come together since going through two devastating tornadoes in the spring. News On 6 was invited to be a part of their parade, and storm trackers Bob Rohloff & Ron Morton participated with their tracker trucks. 

November is #NationalNativeAmericanHeritageMonth! This and every month, we celebrate Oklahoma's Native communities & the tremendous impact they’ve had in our state.