Author: Luke Reynolds

Luke Reynolds serves as Public Affairs Director for the State Chamber of Oklahoma, where he leads strategic communications and advocacy initiatives to advance pro-business policies and strengthen Oklahoma’s economic climate. In this role, Luke crafts compelling narratives on complex legislative issues, manages editorial content for Oklahoma Business Voice, and collaborates closely with government affairs leaders to amplify the voice of Oklahoma’s business community at the Capitol. With a background in communications and public policy, Luke is passionate about connecting business and government to create opportunities for growth and prosperity across the state.

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$300M ammunition manufacturing project progresses at MidAmerica

A $300 million manufacturing facility in Mayes County is expected to break ground this spring and create 350 direct jobs.

Jan 14, 20262 min read

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Boeing posts busy week with deliveries and new aircraft orders

Boeing reported strong year-end deliveries and announced new aircraft orders this week, including a 787 Dreamliner deal with Delta Air Lines and a major 737 MAX purchase by Aviation Capital Group.

Jan 14, 20262 min read

NewsInnovation

Oklahoma Broadband Office Closes First Expansion Projects in Western Oklahoma

First completed projects bring fiber service to Washita and Greer counties as Oklahoma’s statewide broadband buildout moves from planning to delivery.

Jan 13, 20261 min read

NewsPolicy

OKC Selects Lingo Construction for MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium

City Council approval moves the MAPS 4 stadium project into the construction phase, with work expected to begin this spring.

Jan 13, 20261 min read

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Evans: Trade shifts could trim near-term growth, create long-run openings for Oklahoma

UCO economist Russell Evans says tariffs could slow Oklahoma’s economy in the short run, even as shifting supply chains open longer-term opportunities.

Jan 13, 20262 min read

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CareerTech Opens New Skills Center at Vinita Corrections Facility

The new facility expands workforce training inside the Northeast Oklahoma Community Corrections Center, focusing on reentry and job readiness.

Jan 13, 20262 min read

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Agee: Slow growth, softer energy patch shape Oklahoma’s 2026 outlook

Economist Steven Agee says Oklahoma’s diversified economy should keep growth positive, but oilfield activity, stubborn inflation pressures, and interest-rate uncertainty will shape the year.

Jan 13, 20263 min read