News
Alex Ewald
Low-income households in Oklahoma can apply for summer cooling-system funds of at least $200 starting July 11, by which the state’s dog days of summer will be well under way.
Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: canadian county
State offers cooling relief for needy
Low-income residents can take advantage of $22 million program
News
Alex Ewald
Low-income households in Oklahoma can apply for summer cooling-system funds of at least $200 starting July 11, by which the state’s dog days of summer will be well under way.
Double trouble
Restaurants and bars are accused of double taxing. Is the legal action without merit?
News
Greg Horton
Two lawsuits filed in Canadian County are attempting to make hundreds of bar and restaurant owners responsible for paying back millions of dollars in liquor taxes the plaintiffs believe were unlawfully collected.
Eateries attacked
Letters to the Editor
Jim Hopper
Recently, there has been extensive coverage about two lawsuits filed against more than 800 restaurants for alleged miscalculation of the gross receipts tax and sales tax on mixed beverages, strong beer and wine (News, Greg Horton, “Double trouble,” Aug. 24, Oklahoma Gazette).
Controversial Keystone XL pipeline focus of public meeting
Canadian oil pipeline would pass through Sooner State.
News
Clifton Adcock
The U.S. State Department is hosting a public meeting Friday to discuss the controversial Keystone XL, an oil pipeline that would bring Canadian crude oil to the United States for processing.
A bright idea
A Yukon group wants to restore and illuminate a historic sign along Route 66.
News
Sarah Lobban
Blackout Block Party with Asleep at the Wheel
11 a.m. Sunday
Grady’s 66 Pub
444 W. Main, Yukon
