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Oklahoma march leaves many feeling empty
BY ADDISON KLIEWER, GAYLORD NEWS
A CHANCE IN TRUMP COUNTRY: COULD A DEMOCRAT WIN OKLAHOMA?
BY ADDISON KLIEWER, GAYLORD NEWS
'Exiled to Indian Country:' Trails to indian territory shape Oklahoma
This article was the overview story and first piece in Gaylord's "Exiled to Indian Country" project, a reporting series that tells the removal stories of each Native tribe in Oklahoma. I was the lead writer on this article, joining two other reporters in Washington. We interviewed members of congress, the director of the Smithsonian Museum of the American Indian and roughly 10 other experts to tell the true story of the Indian Removal period. This series is ongoing, and it is currently being published in the Tulsa World, as well as other newspapers across Oklahoma.
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OKLAHOMAN RALLIES AT SUPREME COURT AS DACA ARGUMENTS BEGIN
BY ADDISON KLIEWER, GAYLORD NEWS
In the fall of 2019, I moved to Washington, D.C. to work as a congressional reporter for Gaylord News Washington. While there, I covered events on Capitol Hill, like the monumental case regarding the fate of DACA recipients. This piece was written for Oklahomans, so that they may stay aware of what happens in Washington as it relates to the state. This was published in the Tulsa World, as well as diverse outlets across Oklahoma.
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'Thank you can't pay them back': Warrior Flight brings Cherokee veterans to Washington
by addison kliewer, gaylord news
This was the first story I wrote while living in Washington, as well as the first tribal story I had written. I joined two broadcast reporters in telling the story of the 10 Cherokee veterans who came to Washington as part of the sixth annual war flight. In the reporting team, my job was to write the print story, interview sources and take still photographs of the group. This was printed in the Tulsa World and Cherokee Pheonix, as well as other tribal and city newspapers across Oklahoma.
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