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A ‘star’ in state’s economy

1 week ago By Andrew Ricci - Native Business Magazine

Editor’s Note: The following is reprinted with permission from the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal Tribune. According to a recent study, Oklahoma’s Native American Tribes generated an economic impact of $12.9

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Trombone hoops

1 week ago By News Staff

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Grant to be sought for center

1 week ago By Chris Eversole - The Yukon Review

Canadian County commissioners agreed to submit a letter of intent for a $500,000 federal grant to help fund the first three years of a Family Justice Center. Commissioners approved the

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Redlands offering concurrent classes to HS juniors, seniors

1 week ago By Dayna Rowe - Redlands Community College

hours to earn an associate degree,” said Tricia Hobson, executive director of Student Services at Redlands. “We have several students who are then able to earn a bachelor’s degree in

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Public Records - January 12

1 week ago By News Staff

MARRIAGE LICENSES Kyle Aaron Keeler, 23; Hannah Michelle Ogden Baca, 20. George William Hatley, 56; Robin Gay Richert, 53. Rudolph Ramirez Jr., 33; Shelby Ann Brightbill, 33. David Alan Pennington

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County postal worker pleads to bribery

1 week ago By News Staff

A Yukon mail carrier has pleaded guilty in federal court in Oklahoma City to accepting a bribe to assist illegal marijuana trafficking. Justus Rex Elliott, 26, has pleaded guilty in

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Stitt issues proclamation for Oklahoma School Choice Week

1 week ago By News Staff

Gov. Kevin Stitt issued a proclamation last week declaring Jan. 26 through Feb. 1 as Oklahoma School Choice Week. Oklahomans have planned hundreds of events and activities to celebrate opportunity

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Pedestrian who died in I-40 accident from Oklahoma City

1 week ago By News Staff

A man who died last week on Interstate 40 after being hit by an Oklahoma City police car has been identified. Terrence Eugene Kilgore, 59, died in the accident that

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U-Haul numbers show state growing

1 week ago By News Staff

Oklahoma appears to be growing. That's the word from U-Haul. U-Haul International Inc. said last week its 2019 Growth States report shows Oklahoma is the No.14 growth state in America.

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New Ace Hardware Store plans grand opening

1 week ago By News Staff

Ace Hardware has opened in El Reno. The store is located in the Canadian Square Shopping Center. Ace Hardware sells chain saws, weed-eaters, mowers, grills, drills, steel, paint and nearly