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MidAmerica, OSU, Northeast Tech team to expand workforce training
Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology, MidAmerica Industrial Park and Northeast Tech are partnering to enhance workforce development across Oklahoma.
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Monroney Aeronautical Center key to Oklahoma, U.S. aerospace, leaders say
Oklahoma leaders are giving soaring praise to the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center's significant contributions toward enhancing national security and helping aerospace become a dynamic, thriving industry in Oklahoma.
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State Chamber study gives Oklahoma tax reform path
The State Chamber Research Foundation (SCRF) released a newly updated study they developed with the Tax Foundation, outlining a path for Oklahoma to improve its tax competitiveness and facilitate long-term economic growth.
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Former Senate leader’s nonprofit targets Oklahoma’s healthcare crisis
A new nonprofit initiative, Oklahomans Partner for Health, is stepping into the political and public policy arena with a mission to lift Oklahoma out of the basement in national health rankings.
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Marine, State Rep Pfeiffer runs for Oklahoma Labor Commissioner
Oklahoma State Rep. John Pfeiffer has thrown his hat into the race for Oklahoma Labor Commissioner, promising to support Oklahoma businesses.
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Oklahoma faces plumber shortage, senator addressing issue
An Oklahoma senator is fighting to increase the number of plumbers as the state faces a growing workforce shortage in the plumbing industry.
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Oklahoma student intern thriving at Phillips 66 Business Center
Bartlesville High School senior Owen May is getting the training he needs to flourish in his future career thanks to his internship at Phillips 66 Bartlesville Business Operations & Innovation Center.
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Gov. Stitt goes Power Point to push ‘Half & a Path’ tax cut plan
Gov. Kevin Stitt put on a Power Point presentation this week to push his priority income tax cut plan, "A Half and a Path."
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Gov. Stitt floats eliminating Oklahoma Forestry Services
Gov. Kevin Stitt said he's partial to the idea of dissolving Oklahoma Forestry Services, asserting it will save the state millions of dollars.
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Bill limiting virtual learning closer to becoming Oklahoma law
The Oklahoma State Senate's effort to limit virtual education in schools is succeeding in the state legislature.