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Virtual Supply Completes Acquisition of Petra Industries

Virtual Supply, Inc., a privately held distributor of consumer electronics, technology, and business solutions, has announced the successful completion of its acquisition of Petra Industries, an Oklahoma-based distributor of consumer electronics, appliance accessories, and related products. The acquired business will operate as Petra, a Virtual Supply company. The acquisition brings...

Edmond, OK · 3d
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These 8 Oklahoma Butcher Shops Sell Better Meat for Less Than the Grocery Store

The first time I walked into a small Oklahoma butcher shop, I expected to pay more and leave with less. Instead, I left with thick steaks, fresh sausage, and a receipt that made me laugh at my old grocery store habit. Local meat counters across Oklahoma are quietly beating the...

Oklahoma · 5d
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Wall Colmonoy Oklahoma City Awarded USAF Contract

Wall Colmonoy Oklahoma City has been awarded a multi-year, multi-million-dollar contract by the United States Air Force (USAF) to remanufacture the Primary/Secondary Heat Exchangers for the F-16 Fighting Falcon. The contract covers P/N 764967-7 (NSN 1660-01-331-0068) and P/N 764967-5 (NSN 1660-01-046-0943). The F-16 Fighting Falcon is one of the world's...

Oklahoma City, OK · 5d
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Mammoth subsidiary gets loan to acquire more planes for its fleet

Mammoth Energy Services, Inc. wants to expand its aviation fleet operated by subsidiary Cobra Aviation Services LLC. Mammoth, headquartered in Oklahoma City announced that on October 28, Cobra and Leopard Aviation LLC entered into a loan and security agreement with Bank7 providing for up to $58 million of senior secured term loans. The Company expects to use proceeds from the facility to fund the acquisition of additional aviation assets.

Oklahoma City, OK · 6d
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9 Old-School Oklahoma Meat Markets Where The Butcher Still Asks How Thick You Want Your Steaks

Plastic-wrapped steaks under bright grocery lights get the job done, but they never ask what you are cooking this weekend. Across Oklahoma, a handful of neighborhood meat markets still do things the old way, with a real counter, a real butcher, and a simple question about how thick you want that ribeye.

Oklahoma City, OK · 7d

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Ameresco completes $5.9M AMI project for utility operations in Oklahoma

Ameresco, an energy infrastructure company, has completed an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) water meter project for the city of Mustang, Oklahoma. The $5.9 million undertaking replaced more than 8,000 water meters. Ameresco worked with city staff from initial planning through final installation, beginning with an investment-grade audit that evaluated the existing metering system and assessed technology and implementation options.

Mustang, OK · 6d

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Central Oklahoma Home Builders Association

Building on the Support and Collaboration Needed to Construct a Growing Housing Path Ahead. Championing Housing Affordability, Workforce Development, and Residential Construction Growth, This Association Is Strengthening an Industry That Builds More Than Homes—It Builds Communities. For more than eight decades, the Central Oklahoma Home Builders Association (COHBA) has...

Central Oklahoma, OK · 7d

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Attorneys say new State Farm document reveals more about alleged scheme to reduce claim payouts

The latest round of State Farm documents has been released following a hearing for the Hursh case on Monday.

Oklahoma County, OK · 7d

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Business is blooming: Old and new fans alike flock to Wildflower Cafe’s new location

Heather Linville had been thinking about opening a restaurant since around 2009. She nearly did in Norman before having a son and putting the idea aside. But by 2021, after decades in restaurants, she knew what she wanted — and what she didn’t. “I just wanted to create...

Norman, OK · 7d

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Walmart Neighborhood Market in Oklahoma City reopens after remodel

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A Walmart Neighborhood Market in Oklahoma City is reopening following a three-week closure for a remodel. The Walmart Neighborhood Market, located at 1500 S.W. 59th St. in Oklahoma City, reopened on Friday following a planned three-week closure for a rapid remodel. “This store has been...

Oklahoma City, OK · 7d

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McKinney Family to Open 15,600-Square-Foot Indian Grocery and Food Court in 2027

A grocery store and food court specializing in South Asian staples is coming to McKinney, with plans to fill a 15,600-square-foot space at 4058 W. University Drive, Suite 120, by summer 2027. Spices of India will stock spices, rice, flours, lentils and beans alongside fresh-made roti, samosas and puff pastries, plus a food court serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Oklahoma City, OK · 8d

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Customers react to Dollar General lawsuit

Oklahoma · 9d

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Dozer Days brings hands-on construction fun to Remington Park

OKLAHOMA CITY - An event to showcase construction and utility equipment to children will be held at Remington Park in northeast Oklahoma City Friday and Saturday. The event is hosted by National Utility Contractors Association. Dozer Day has been held in Washington for almost two decades, and is now being held across the country.

Oklahoma City, OK · 9d

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Some Ice Cream Parlors Just Sell Scoops, but This 116-Year-Old Oklahoma City Shop Still Makes Its Own

I walked in expecting a quick cone and walked out feeling like I had stumbled through a time machine somewhere in Oklahoma. The tile under the counter was old, the jukebox was spinning records, and the ice cream was made right there in the shop. Places like this are getting...

Oklahoma City, OK · 14d

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Legislators review incentives for state’s fastest growing industry

The aerospace industry remains a significant part of Oklahoma’s growing economic efforts and was recently the target of an interim legislative committee hearing. One legislator describes it as the “fastest growing industry in the state.”. Sen. Mark Mann, D-Oklahoma City, presented the interim study in the Senate’s Aeronautics...

Oklahoma · 9d

The Oklahoman

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IKEA, Buc-ee's, Scheels and more: Big retailers coming to Oklahoma

IKEA opening its first Oklahoma location is just the first of the many big retail businesses coming to Oklahoma in the near future. Oklahoma City and Tulsa, primarily, are the sites for many large retail companies that are expanding and breaking into the Oklahoma market. IKEA is a fully realized project, but many are just behind the curtain preparing the final stages before welcoming customers inside their doors. Here's what to know about which businesses are coming to Oklahoma in the near future. Buc-ee's officially plans first Oklahoma Buc-ee's submitted plans for a new location in Oklahoma, complete with the beaver statue and beaver nuggets. A map of the proposed Oklahoma City Buc-ee's, shown on a map being shown to the city counci l, indicates it will be built on the northwest corner of I-40 and Cimarron Road. The Cimarron Road bridge over the highway is currently a two-lane-wide crossing with an old-fashioned rural set of on- and off-ramps. The Oklahoma City Council voted 5-2 at a September meeting to contribute $10 million in federal funding toward rebuilding the I-40 and Cimarron Road junction . The funding was secured by Sen. Markwayne Mullin before he was appointed secretary of Homeland

Oklahoma City, OK · 11d

The Oklahoman

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Paycom fired worker with onion allergy legally, company says in filing

Paycom has denied violating federal disability law in response to a lawsuit alleging the company didn’t provide reasonable accommodations to an employee who has a severe onion allergy before illegally firing her. In a recent filing, the payroll software company contested claims brought by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), which say Paycom engaged in unlawful disability discrimination and failed to make a good faith effort to accommodate Katie Jorgenson, a former benefits specialist who briefly worked at the multi-tenant office building located at 7725 W. Reno Ave., about 14 miles south of the main campus on W. Memorial Rd. Paycom argues its actions were “because of legitimate, non-discriminatory and nonretaliatory reasons,” according to an October filing. “Paycom denies that it is liable to Plaintiff and/or Jorgenson for any sum of money or in any manner whatsoever, and prays that this court dismiss plaintiff’s complaint in its entirety with prejudice and award Paycom its costs and attorneys’ fees incurred in defending this action,” the filing reads. More: Paycom fired worker because of her onion allergy, EEOC claims Paycom disputes liability, admits leadership ‘couldn’t guarantee a safe working environment’ The EEOC filed its lawsuit in late June, alleging Paycom violated

Oklahoma City, OK · 10d

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Seven Oklahoma Corn Mazes Still Open Before Halloween Wraps Up

You turn down a quiet farm road in Oklahoma expecting a few hay bales, and suddenly you are standing at the edge of a towering wall of cornstalks. Then the path splits, the stalks rustle, and the giggles start. Corn mazes are one of the best cheap thrills of fall,...

Tulsa, OK · 11d

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OKC approves zoning for first mega-data center

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – In an Oklahoma City Council Meeting on Tuesday, Beltline Energy won a huge battle in its efforts to build the first mega-data center in Oklahoma City. According to The Oklahoman, the news comes after Beltline Energy agreed to terms which the company’s attorney described as the most restrictive, regulated zoning for […]

Oklahoma City, OK · 9d

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No Membership Needed At This Oklahoma Grocery Warehouse Where Anyone Buys Restaurant-Sized Food

Most warehouse shopping in Oklahoma City starts with a plastic card and a yearly fee. One big store off Interstate 240 skips that step completely and lets anyone walk in and shop like a restaurant owner. Families feeding a crowd, home bakers, food truck crews, and church potluck planners all...

Oklahoma City, OK · 13d