Tax break for the licensed workers
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Sen. Nathan Dahm, R-Broken Arrow, has filed legislation to give Oklahomans an income tax credit to offset the costs of work-related licenses required by the state. “We’ve
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Redistricting group denies political motivation
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Andy Moore said his group, People Not Politics, is a bipartisan, grassroots movement focused solely on removing politics from the redistricting process. “We are not affiliated with the Democratic party
Oklahoma History Center introduces new audio tour
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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma History Center (OHC) has introduced a new, easily accessible audio tour that is available in four languages: English, French, German and Spanish. The tour is
Public Records - January 1
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MUNICIPAL COURT Donald Roland Littlehawk, El Reno, failure to appear warrant, $295. Crisostomo Roman Gonzalez, El Reno, driving without license issued, $252. Kalebh Michael Sandoval, El Reno, speeding, $165. Keri
Turning 20
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In 2019, the Gary E. Miller Canadian County Children’s Justice Center turned 20. And for its birthday, the center plans to provide more services to the community. A $3.9 million
Wet and wild weather
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As 2019 moved into spring, little did El Reno know how the month of May would end. The annual celebration of Burger Day and the much anticipated graduation days for
A new look on safety
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Canadian County Sheriff Chris West gained a new appreciation for the safety that America enjoys while on a recent trip to Israel.
“In the U.S., we aren’t surrounded by people who want to kill us,” West said.
“The Israelis definitely face some unique challenges we don’t have in the United States, and I was very impressed by how they deal with them,” he said.
West was in Israel from Dec. 8-17 in his capacity as a board member of the National Sheriffs Association and a member of its Border Security Committee.
State lawmakers discuss various issues for 2020
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Leaders in the Oklahoma Legislature weighed in on some important issues facing the state and laid out priorities for the coming year during a forum staged recently
Cheyenne and Arapaho part of soil network spread across Oklahoma that seeks to create healthy environment
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A breeze sways the marestail weeds and pushes past the bunchy little bluestem, side-oats grama and switchgrass. Nathan Hart, business director for the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, stands near the
Sheriff ’s deputies credited with saving lives after women overcome by dangerous fumes
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Law enforcement saves lives. That’s what happened when sheriff’s deputies were credited with saving a mother and her daughter from life-threatening chemical fumes. Dispatch received a call shortly before midnight