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Oklahoma’s current cotton crop may be significantly larger than the 2023 crop

Aquatic center groundbreaking ceremony set for Sept. 17

Edinburgh: An Origin of Romanticism, Modern Economic Philosophy & More

Stitt appoints Brown to lead EDGE

Lawton code changes address weeds, trash, illegal dumping

This abandoned, blighted house at 1214 NW Smith Ave.

OERB restored 1,100+ abandoned well sites in FY24

Nearly half of state experiencing moderate to exceptional drought

Oklahoma gains in rig activity but U.S. records a drop

Bacus calls on feds to reengage in international trade negotiations

Rural Economic Outlook Conference set for Oct. 16

U.S. Constitution 101: Article I, Section II, Clauses I and II

FISTA Innovation Park nominated for award

Philtek Services Named to Inc. Magazine Fastest Growing Company List

Ag credit conditions in 10th District tightened more in Q2 2024

FTC bans fake reviews, inflated social media influence

Oklahoma’s wind electricity growth has few agricultural tradeoffs

NASS: 40 percent of state experiencing drought

Historic Travels: Utah to Commemorate Cassidy

Lawton conducting inventory of water lines

Border encounters, recidivism growing at federal, state levels

Woman who defrauded employer ordered to pay $8M

Bartlesville woman defrauds counseling center of $278K

Reviewing Vance’s “Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis”

Rig Count Report

August manufacturing activity decline less than previous month

Energy/Business Briefs

Libya’s oil production cuts sent crude prices higher Monday

NCBA continues push against proposed rule

Wheat production a mixed bag in EU, Black Sea regions

Mid-August brings heat, little rain to Oklahoma

Locke named Oklahoma Pork Council president

Forst Inducted into Ag Hall of Fame

New committee examining economic development proposals meets

Rig Count Report

Energy/Business Briefs

Boosting beef cattle nutrition through high-quality forage

Beef export value climbs; pork trends lower, posts strong first half

Winter wheat unchanged from July; cotton may double 2023 crop

Rebuilding the U.S. beef cow herd expected to take years