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Dear Dave, I follow your advice and live on a budget, but it’s really hard to save up for a down payment on a house because property is so expensive on the West Coast. My family thinks I should buy a cheaper property back home, fix it up and flip it to get the extra money I need. How do you feel about this?
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Bill Whaley has been hired as the new minister at the Church of Christ at Little, moving to the community from the Norman area with his wife Saphronia.
Read moreWASHINGTON, D.C. – As the U.S. Senate sits on legislation to reinforce the civil rights of the Jewish community less than one month away from the first anniversary of October 7, Republican governors have united to demand that Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer take action now and pass legislation to show support for the nation’s Jewish population.
Read moreBrand-new homes for sale and rental developments will soon be built, thanks to the Oklahoma Housing Stability Program (HSP). This program, in its first year, provides 0% interest construction loans for the new construction of single-family homes and multifamily rental housing.
Read moreWhen the wind comes sweeping down the plains in Oklahoma, it’s not unusual for it to take out a tree or carport, or send a trampoline flying into the neighbor’s vehicle. When homeowners experience damage during a storm, they’re quick to call their insurance agent and start a claim.
Read moreIt’s always a celebration when an individual goes to work. It’s no different for a person with disabilities. The difference lies in the barriers that often hinder a person with disabilities from getting a job.
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Read moreFor many sports fans, the kickoff to football season means the time to tailgate has returned as well. Tailgating evolved from informal fan gatherings by the tailgate of a supply wagon preceding the earliest college football games. Today, it involves setting up temporary camp in the parking lot of everything from neighborhood schools to city stadiums before a big game.
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