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  • Arnold Hamilton, Editor

    Observer Editor Arnold Hamilton is a former award-winning staff writer for the Dallas Morning News, San Jose Mercury News, Dallas Times Herald, Tulsa Tribune and Oklahoma Journal. He was inducted into the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame in 2011.

  • Sharon Martin

    Poet, writer, and believer in the will of the people! Her most recent books are Not a Prodigal, finalist for the Oklahoma Book Award, and I've Got the Blues: Looking for Justice in a Red State.

  • MaryAnn Martin, Ph.D.

    Contributing writer for the Oklahoma Observer, comforting the afflicted and afflicting the comfortable for over 50 years. Co-host and producer of Observercast, your weekly deep dive into Oklahoma politics and policy.

  • Kevin Acers

    Kevin Acers is a social worker, educator, columnist, and poet from Oklahoma City. Now living in Thailand, he is The Oklahoma Observer's self-appointed "Bangkok correspondent." His latest poetry book, "I Am Not Spiro Agnew," is now available on A'zon.

  • Gary Edmondson

    Gary Edmondson, of Duncan, OK, was a small town newspaperman. He also served as an editor/author for educational filmstrips and videos. An environmentalist, poet, sports historian, philosopher, he is chair of the Stephens County Democratic Party.

  • Mason Hauptman

    Mason is a columnist with the Oklahoma Observer, focusing on a wide-range of subjects, from local to international. A University of Oklahoma Student majoring in Classics with a minor in Constitutional Studies, Mason Hauptman grew up in Bristow, OK.

  • Cal Hobson

    I love The Observer, politics, the law and the process of trying to make Oklahoma a better place to live, work, raise a family and enjoy life.

  • Marlin Lavanhar

    Marlin Lavanhar is a political cartoonist for the Oklahoma Observer and the Senior Minister of All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa for 26 years. All Souls is one of the largest UU congregations in the world. He holds degrees from Tulsa & Harvard.

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