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Chickasha’s new finance director to focus on city audits

CEDC renews Placer contract; CofC achieves milestone

CCMH to buy SWMC and operate as Memorial Health System of SW Oklahoma

Chickasha EDC announces first manufacturer in Airport Industrial Park

Westwin raising money from investors; feasibility study under review

Data centers are power hogs, but in many cases regular customers are paying the bills

Oklahoma’s bridge condition rank was 49th in 2004. Today it’s fourth.

Errant golf balls ‘come flying across the road’

Gore town clerk inundated with open records requests, reports intimidation

Chickasha Country Club purchase approved by CMA

Rehabilitation of 38th Street between Gore and Lee starts

He should’ve stopped at that red light

Internet service expanding across Oklahoma is ‘infrastructure for information age’

New state law clears path for power plant and data center planned at Chickasha

Goodyear water rate adjustment approved by Lawton officials

Plats approved for 2 new housing additions in Chickasha

Senate confirms appointment of Chet Hitt as USAO regent

Chickasha council makes appointments to advisory boards

Data-driven research shows Chickasha growing, trade area expanding

Embezzlement from Hydro healthcare company leads to indictment

Lawton Utility Billing Division braces for cutoff traffic

Contract supplement for pavement maintenance approved

Project to improve recreational access to Gondola Lake

Alternative stormwater and drainage fee structure unveiled to city officials

Lawton aquatic center fee structure adopted

Chickasha downtown grant program ‘incredibly successful’

Bills propose increase in oil/gas operator surety requirements

Tulsa schools audit discloses $824,503 in fraud, more than 1,400 ‘discrepancies’

38th Street rehab, speed bumps, streetlights, ‘105 in ’25’ discussed

Former CEO of Carnegie bank pleads guilty to fraud charge

City Council comparing Lawton and Norman fire departments and their pay scales

Former Payne County Sheriff’s Office employee guilty of embezzlement

Water Resources Board taking steps to improve permitting process

PBMs in crosshairs of President-elect Trump, Oklahoma and several states

Yukon woman admits stealing from nonprofit

Lawton Ward 2 residents to elect new Council member

Lawton schools students, staff can ride LATS buses for free

Judge denies DA’s petition to overturn sheriff’s runoff election

Lawton Fire Dept. buying 3 vehicles via lease-purchase

Seven more miles of Lawton water lines to be replaced