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Article by Steve Lackmeyer for The Oklahoman Key leaders of an effort to create an innovation district east of downtown [Oklahoma City] say they’re ready
Article by Dale Denwalt for The Oklahoman The tax burden felt by business is lower in Oklahoma than anywhere else in the nation, according to
Oklahoma offers a thriving environment for full-time and part-time artists. Hugh Meade works as a project manager for PremierCraft Inc., a metal fabrication shop in
Kodak, one of the world’s leaders in commercial print solutions, hosted customers and community leaders at an April 20th groundbreaking ceremony in Weatherford, Oklahoma to
Article by William Crum for The Oklahoman The (Oklahoma City) city council approved up to $80,000 in economic development incentives for a plastics company that
ASCO, world leader in design and manufacturing of high-lift mechanism devices, complex mechanical assemblies and major functional parts for the aerospace industry, signed with Boeing
Article by Sheila Stogsdill for The Oklahoman An aerospace manufacturing company is expanding its operation on Grand Lake bringing 60 new jobs to the area.
When portrayed on the big screen, Oklahoma often comes off a little flat. It may be a Great Plains state, but our outdoor recreation is
Oklahoma is often known as an energy state, playing a major role in the oil and gas production industry. It is rapidly becoming known in
Article by Kathryn McNutt from The Oklahoman A new building on the University of Central Oklahoma campus will bring together faculty and students from multiple
The sky’s the limit for Oklahoma’s aeronautic industries. “Oklahoma’s favorite son” Will Rogers wasn’t just a famous vaudeville performer; he was also a frequent flyer.
Article by Paul Monies from The Oklahoman Oklahoma added almost 1,200 megawatts of wind capacity in the last three months of 2016 as it leapfrogged
Oklahoma Works hits milestones in addressing work skills gaps. Chuck Mills, owner and president of Mills Machine Co. of Shawnee, has a passion for workforce
With access to 88 million people within a 500-mile radius, there’s no better place than Oklahoma for companies to position their product for delivery. Interstate
Often thought of as an older form of workforce training, modern-day apprenticeship programs are a great opportunity for companies to develop a pipeline of talent
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