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Wes Crawford found the hard-working way in
After 82 job applications and a rain-soaked trip to an interview, Crawford earned an opportunity at AAON and turned it into a leadership role.
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The call to launch: How Maurice Compton built Ready 3
Maurice Compton and state Sen. Adam Pugh turned a connection at the University of Oklahoma into a growing, veteran-led company supporting military customers across the United States and abroad.
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Free summit will connect Oklahoma employers with workforce training partners
The Employer Microcredential Summit will focus on skills-based hiring, customized training, employee development, and stronger talent pipelines.
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Metro-rural divide drives Republicans’ statewide advantage in Oklahoma
Democrats hold a one-point edge across Oklahoma’s two largest metro areas, while Republicans lead by 43 points throughout the rest of the state.
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Google announces $30 million for Oklahoma water projects
The company’s first commitment will provide $2.3 million to remove invasive eastern red cedar trees and restore native wetlands.
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Treasurer releases July economic report showing balanced growth, cooling economy
The report showed higher sales and use tax collections, continued manufacturing expansion, and a resilient labor market alongside signs of slower economic growth.
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Ceremonial signing marks new pathway to CPA licensure in Oklahoma
House Bill 4317 adds a new route to certification as Oklahoma works to address a shortage of accounting professionals.
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