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Leaders from the Citizen Potawatomi Nation (CPN) and City of Shawnee announced Tuesday the launch of Shawnee Aligned, a new initiative wherein the two governments will seek opportunities to collaborate for the betterment of the Shawnee community.
Read moreMain Street programs across the state were celebrated recently during the 32nd Annual Oklahoma Main Street Awards Banquet, held September 20 in Oklahoma City at the Embassy Suites Downtown Medical Center Hotel. Sponsors for this year’s event included The Cherokee Nation, The Chickasaw Nation and the Oklahoma Department of Commerce.
Read moreThe Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden, in partnership with Myriad Botanical Gardens, Oklahoma Monarch and Pollinator Collaborative (OMPC) and National Wildlife Federation (NWF), is thrilled to announce the 2021 recipients of the Living Classroom Grant Program, representing six Oklahoma City metro schools. The goal of the grant program is to inspire young minds to become actively involved in the conservation of monarch butterflies and other pollinators with the establishment and management of school-based pollinator gardens, consisting of monarch host plants and nectar plants.
Read moreGood leaders recognize others. Great leaders appreciate them. This was the case for a local company’s exceptional service to those who serve in uniform.
Read moreThe United States Bureau of Reclamation has awarded a $9,660,300 contract to Odin Construction Solutions to construct cement-bentonite cutoff walls through the foundations of Lugert and East Dikes, features of the W.C. Austin Project (Lake Altus-Lugert). The contracted work is expected to occur between October 2021 and June 2022.
Read morePersonal retirement score online Are people becoming more savvy about ensuring their retirement won’t be like something out of the “Hunger Games?”
Read moreWhen looking at saving some of their hard-earned money, Millennials may want to consider Roth IRAs as their new BFF.
Read moreGiant Pandas eat approximately 28 pounds of bamboo a day – that’s over 5 tons per year!
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