 Tulsa, Oklahoma -- Here's this week's look at gas prices at the pump.Despite tepid demand with fewer drivers visiting the pump, the national average for a gallon of gas only fell two cents since last week to reach $3.83, up…Gas Prices: Falling Like a Feather -- AAA's weekly report Click on the headline to read the full article at City Sentinel
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In a U.S. House Budget Committee markup last week, U.S. Rep. Josh Brecheen detailed the issues facing rural America in the era of “out-of-control spending” and “uncontrollable debt” of the Biden administration.Oklahoma Congressman Josh Brecheen outlines issues facing rural America in the Biden Era Click on the headline to read the full article at City Sentinel Oklahoma City – Recently, Senator Micheal Bergstrom, R-Adair, attended a ceremonial signing of House Bill 1397, for which he was the Senate principal author.The bill ensures schools include in their curriculum instruction on the civil rights movement with an emphasis…Ceremonial signing held for legislation mandating civil rights curriculum in schools Click on the headline to read the full article at City Sentinel An analysis from Construction Coverage has found that 19.0% of all new single-family homes constructed in Oklahoma last year were manufactured homes, compared to 11.6% nationally.Oklahoma Is Investing the Seventh Most in Manufactured Housing Click on the headline to read the full article at City Sentinel Oklahoma City – Federal clean energy incentives will bring billions of dollars into Oklahoma — that’s according to state Senator Mary Boren, D-Norman, who presented an interim study to the Senate Finance Committee on Wednesday (September 27) to help give…Oklahoma Senate Finance Committee hears Mary Boren's Interim Study on federal clean energy incentives Click on the headline to read the full article at City Sentinel Today in Rome, Archbishop Paul S. Coakley ordained 18 “transitional deacons” – men bound for the priesthood – at the star of a reverential Liturgy. The new deacons are from this year’s class at the North American College.In comments early…Oklahoma City Archbishop ordains 18 U.S. deacons in Rome, including fellow Oklahoman Click on the headline to read the full article at City Sentinel Oklahoma City -- Oklahoma’s House Judiciary (Criminal) Committee has scheduled an interim study hearing, offered by State Representative Kevin McDugle, R-Broken Arrow, on whether Oklahoma lawmakers should enact a moratorium on executions during the 2024 legislative session.The hearing will take…Oklahoma Moratorium on Executions? Interim Study Hearing to Examine the Question Click on the headline to read the full article at City Sentinel End of Democratic Road to Victory Tour nears with stops in McAlester Tulsa and Oklahoma City.9/28/2023 The Oklahoma Democratic Party’s rural-oriented “road to victory” tour continued with recent stops in Yukon (Sunday), Lawton (Monday), Ardmore and Durant (Tuesday).End of Democratic ‘Road to Victory’ Tour nears with stops in McAlester, Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Click on the headline to read the full article at City Sentinel Oklahoma City University is reporting a significant up-tick in student enrollment this fall, including its largest class of first-year students in more than a decade.Oklahoma City University makes enrollment gains Click on the headline to read the full article at City Sentinel Oklahoma City – State Representative Rhonda Baker, R-Yukon, will examine potential updates to Oklahoma's graduation requirements and student pathways to meeting those requirements in an upcoming interim study before the House Common Education Committee, which she chairs.IS23-071 is scheduled for…Oklahoma State Representative Rhonda Baker of Yukon will lead Study to Focus on Graduation Requirements Click on the headline to read the full article at City Sentinel |
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