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OU’S PRICE EXECUTIVE ACADEMY HELPS LEADERS ENHANCE THEIR SKILLS AND ORGANIZATIONS
The University of Oklahoma Michael F. Price College of Business recently announced its launch of the Price Executive Academy, a program that will provide emerging leaders and established professionals with the tools to navigate the complexities of the business realm. “The rapidly changing nature of work demands professionals to constantly...
Edmond Man Accused Of Racking Up Thousands In Credit Card Debt In Teenage Son's Name
Edmond Police are investigating a man accused of racking up more than $60,000 in credit card debt, in his teenage son's name. Police believed Kevin Morris, 63, was a flight risk after he told them he planned to move out of the country next week. Morris’ bond was set at $100,000 and he faces identity theft charges.
Paul Finebaum Names College Football Program Primed For Return To Greatness
The SEC welcomed two premier college football programs this offseason: the Oklahoma Sooners and the Texas Longhorns. The Longhorns are seen as instant contenders, while the Sooners are viewed as a team with many question marks. The Sooners are in their third year under head coach Brent Venables. In ...
Oklahoma Is Now Building Texas Style Highways Across the State
It's no secret that Oklahoma and the Lone Star State share somewhat of a sibling rivalry type of relationship. Whether it be sports, attractions, riverwalks, or roads, it always boils down to competition. The Sooner State has been on an infrastructure kick for the last twenty years, ever since the...
OG&E crews return after aiding Texas in post-hurricane power restoration efforts
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — After nearly two weeks of assisting power restoration efforts in Texas, OG&E’s 105 linemen and support staff returned home. According to OG&E, crews returned to their Oklahoma and Arkansas homes on Friday. Line workers assisted with power restoration in Sugar Land, Barrett, Baytown and...
Oklahoma Selected by Georgetown University for The Youth in Custody Certificate Program
The Georgetown Center for Juvenile Justice Reform selected Oklahoma as one of only four jurisdictions from across the country to participate in The Youth in Custody Certificate Program. The program aims to assist juvenile justice leaders in implementing, or accelerating, systemic change to enhance outcomes for youth in custody. Joining Oklahoma in this prestigious program are Multnomah County in Oregon, the city of Newport News in Virginia, and the State of Rhode Island.
A Brisk and Rainy Fall Is Predicted for Oklahoma This Year
For those Oklahomans that dream of a quintessential fall may just get lucky as this year Oklahoma is expected to have a brisk and rainy fall. The question remaining is when will fall be fully ushered into the Sooner State. The first day of fall for 2024 is slated for...
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