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Stop making cents: U.S. Mint moves forward with plans to kill the penny

Broken Arrow residents sentenced for massive fraud scheme

33 months in prison, $300K in restitution, for Oklahoman’s classic car fraud scheme

Cleanup finally underway at toxic Tar Creek Superfund site

SPP predicts ‘tight’ power generation this summer

Rig Report: Oklahoma’s Granite Wash active with oil

USMEF Focuses on Innovative Solutions in Tough Trade Environment

Bridge named for civil rights pioneer Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher

To Every Season Comes an End

Planning underway for transportation in Lawton metro

Duncan Council renews city manager’s contract

Chickasha Wings & Wheels air show, car show set for June 7

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Ammunition manufacturer envisions $300M plant in Oklahoma

UAE company chooses Oklahoma for $4B investment in aluminum manufacturing plant

Auto industry still a major employer in U.S.

11 people, including 8 Chinese nationals, convicted of black-market marijuana operation in Oklahoma

Stacy O’Neal and her robotics students at Chickasha High School receive a check for $1,700 from Mike Hixson

Kalley Hurt, a Carnegie High School science teacher, receives a $150 check from representative Mike Hixson

Rig Report: Oklahoma rig count steady; U.S. declines

Fort Sill to celebrate Army’s 250th birthday

Analysis: Senate Tradition Meets Opposition

Rig Report: State rig activity holds but U.S. total declines

Oklahoma averages 1.37 inches of rain in late April

Fort Sill to host hiring event for Soldiers, veterans, spouses

Duncan Chamber seeking sponsors for golf tournament

OERB awards $523,500 in scholarships to petroleum students

Late April brings more rain to Oklahoma

U.S. Senate votes to reverse Biden-era EPA rule

Rig Report: Oil, gas rig activity steady in Oklahoma

Duncan city manager thanks Wininger for her service

Wolf Creek in the 4300 block of Cache Road last Saturday

Chickasha Garage Sale weekend, Spring Clean-Up

Newly elected members of the Chickasha City Council received the oath of office April 21

Lawton-area trio sentenced for fraud, to pay $2.7M in restitution

Oklahoma endures heavy rain, hail, flooding

Energy/Business Briefs

Historic Travels: Booking Oklahoma Novels

As Oklahoma Changes, Will The Sooner State Continue Trending Purple?

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