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LEAD Committee reviews strategic plans for state growth
OKLAHOMA CITY – A legislative committee focused on economic development held its first meeting this week. The Legislative Evaluation and Development Committee, formed through Senate Bill 1447 in th...
Latter-day Saints temple in Tulsa will impact city socially, financially
TULSA — The construction of a second Oklahoma temple for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will have both an economic and social impact on the community, Erran Persley, econom...
On the Town: Firelake Balloon Fest draws crowds despite weather delays
Thirty-five years ago, Oklahoma City resident James Bowman took a hot air ballooning class at a local college with a friend. He was hooked and has been taking balloons up into the sky ever sinc...
Oklahoma City Council approves $8M boost for mega site and golf clubhouse
OKLAHOMA CITY — The City Council this week allocated more than $8 million in bond proceeds to bolster two projects that were short on funding. The council voted to transfer up to $7 million in addi...
Vote on Norman resolution to work with Turnpike Authority on expansion postponed
NORMAN — A Norman City Council vote on a resolution establishing a partnership with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority to help build routes through town as part of the agency’s expansion project will tak...
Indigenous advocate Dina Gilio-Whitaker poised for speaker series
OKLAHOMA CITY — Indigenous award-winning author and renowned scholar Dina Gilio-Whitaker will be the featured guest for this year’s Martha Jean Lemon Distinguished Speakers Series at Oklahoma City Uni...
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