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Academy Opens to Manufacture Machinists
OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — With about 350 open computer numerical control (CNC) machinist jobs in the Oklahoma City metro, business and state leaders have…
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Opinion: Last Place in the Rankings That Matter Most
This editorial was written by Chad Warmington, President and CEO of The State Chamber of Oklahoma In Oklahoma, we know how to keep score.…
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“Future of Learning” on full display at Broken Arrow Academy
BROKEN ARROW, OK (OBV) – A northeast Oklahoma school district is innovating to bring a cutting-edge project-based learning environment to their students. “If you…
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Innovation District Awards $291,000 in Grants to Boost STEM Education in Oklahoma City
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK (OBV) – The Oklahoma City Innovation District is investing in the city’s future workforce by awarding more than $291,000 in grants…
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WGU Launches $300K Scholarship to Support Native American and Indigenous Women in Tech
Salt Lake City, UT (OBV) — In a move aimed at promoting equity and diversity in the technology sector, Western Governors University (WGU) has…
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Children of veteran teachers now qualify for Oklahoma’s Promise Scholarship
Oklahoma's Promise Scholarships are now available to the children of teachers who have worked several years in Oklahoma classrooms.
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University of Oklahoma funding AI projects to spark innovation
The University of Oklahoma is funding several artificial intelligence (AI) projects to trigger innovation in health care, education, research and digital infrastructure.
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Oklahoma Business Roundtable delves into Business Leaders Poll results
Business leaders from across state gathered in Tulsa last week for the Oklahoma Business Roundtable's annual Membership Meeting, where the leaders delved into the results of this year's Business Leaders Poll.
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Oklahoma business leaders optimistic, want infrastructure, health care investment
The 2025 Oklahoma Business Leaders Poll shows that a strong majority of Oklahoma's business leaders feel optimistic about Oklahoma's economy but want the state to invest more in health care and infrastructure.
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Oklahoma’s brightest show brilliance in National Civics Bee state finals
Oklahoma's best and brightest middle schoolers demonstrated their excellence in Oklahoma's 2025 National Civics Bee State Finals, with one student winning $1,000 and a trip to Washington, D.C., to compete in the national championship.