Citizen Potawatomi Nation Vice-Chairman Linda Capps retires after 36 years of service
Capps’ tenure included major growth for the Nation, expanded services, and decades of leadership in education, workforce, banking, and community development.
Capps’ tenure included major growth for the Nation, expanded services, and decades of leadership in education, workforce, banking, and community development.
KFOR reported Oklahoma City and Midwest City are still working to fill lifeguard positions, even after offering paid training and higher wages.
The latest Consumer Price Index report shows energy costs drove much of the monthly increase, while CPI-W, the index tied to SQ 832’s future wage escalator, rose 4.4% over the year.
The organization recognized lawmakers who earned 100% scores on legislation tied to business growth, workforce readiness, infrastructure, and statewide competitiveness.
Anoatubby will resign June 26 after nearly four decades as governor, with Lt. Gov. Chris Anoatubby set to assume the role.
New data shows strong support for part-time and summer jobs for teenagers as voters prepare to decide SQ 832.
Reeves will discuss Mississippi’s education gains, workforce strategy, and the connection between student outcomes and long-term economic competitiveness.
The State Chamber said Oklahoma can protect clean air and water without allowing political gamesmanship to undermine major advanced manufacturing and national-security investments.
The Tulsa-based clinic will provide faculty-supervised risk assessments for small manufacturers, nonprofits and tribal businesses.
The chamber cited concerns about automatic inflation-based increases, eliminated exemptions and the measure’s potential impact on small businesses and regional communities.