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Red Oak II: Preserving Lowell Davis's artistic legacy along the historic Route 66
Red Oak II, Mo. (KOAM) - In the year 2020, the visionary behind Red Oak II, Lowell Davis, bid farewell to this world, leaving behind a legacy etched in memories, history, and art. For nearly half a century, Davis dedicated his life to constructing a town just off Route 66—a town that has become a haven for both people and animals alike.
Oklahoma Veteran's Colony: a home for heroes
This article was written with the help of A.I. software*. In 1936, just eight miles South of Wilburton – the one and only Spanish-American War Veterans’ Colony was built. Well, it was like a special neighborhood created just for veterans of the Spanish-American War, a place for them to kick back and take things a little easier after serving their country.
State audit shows Talihina superintendent charged personal expenses on district credit card
The superintendent of the Talihina Public Schools district in Le Flore County failed to provide receipts for nearly $12,000 in expenses and charged more than $2,000 of personal expenses on a district credit card during a two-year period, according to an audit of the district by the Oklahoma State Auditor’s office.
Oklahoma superintendent spent $11,000 of district's money, according to audit
TALIHINA, Okla. — According to Oklahoma State Auditor & Inspector Cindy Byrd, an audit of Talihina Public Schools found over $11,000 in district credit card spending that was unaccounted for, an attempt by the superintendent to restrict access to school bank records, among other findings. Byrd said in the...
The Talihina veterans home is closing this week. The future of the property remains unclear
A state-run veterans home in Talihina will close this week, roughly one year before construction of a new facility in Sallisaw will be complete. Although the Talihina facility wasn’t originally slated to close until the Sallisaw home opened, construction cost overruns and delays in building the new veterans home led the Oklahoma Veterans Commission to vote in June to close the Talihina location earlier than expected in a cost-saving measure.
Talihina veterans home closes this week, future of 600-acre property remains unclear
OKLAHOMA CITY — A state-run veterans home in Talihina will close this week, roughly one year before construction of a new facility in Sallisaw will be complete. Although the Talihina facility wasn’t originally slated to close until the Sallisaw home opened, construction cost overruns and delays in building the new veterans home led the Oklahoma […] The post Talihina veterans home closes this week, future of 600-acre property remains unclear appeared first on Oklahoma Voice.
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