In a statement emailed to Oklahoma Gazette, he said: “It has been a great honor to serve as speaker of the House, and I am proud of the things we as a team accomplished. … But now it is time for a new leader to take up the cause of generating conservative policy. The people […]
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LIFE FOOD & DRINK
LIFE FOOD & DRINK The Melting Pot will host a charity night benefitting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, featuring local patients and their family members sharing their personal stories and gratitude. A four-course fondue meal will be served for $45 per person with an optional wine flight for $30. According to a news release, The […]
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Nowhere to hide
State Rep. Joe Dorman (D-Rush Springs) said the statewide figure demonstrates a greater problem because more than half a million students and teachers are without adequate protection from tornadoes. “It’s shocking how many school districts are without shelters,” he said at a meeting last week, highlighting a report released the week of Sept. 23. “I […]
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Filling a niche
The Gayly’s first issue was in March 2011, and will hit stands the first of every month. “We were in an opportunity to bring the paper back around the middle of February,” said Cory Cart, the paper’s editor-in-chief, publisher and owner. “We literally, from deciding to do this until the first issue came out, put […]
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Successful seven
If you’re looking for gainful employment at a superior organization, he advises to look for these lucky seven characteristics common to all of them: 1. A clear mission and purpose for being 2. Forward-thinking, creative senior management, matched with a caring, well-trained staff 3. Meaningful work 4. Reasonable, understandable and uniformly enforced work rules 5. […]