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Bethel Acres, OK · Business
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Not Your Average Joe closes two Oklahoma locations after losing state funding
Two Oklahoma coffee shops known for providing employment and job training to people with disabilities have closed after losing state funding for a work-based learning program. Not Your Average Joe announced Monday that its Choctaw and Broken Arrow locations had closed after its contract with the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services was not renewed.
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Guthrie Chamber’s Jessica Yearicks graduates from Chamber Management Institute
Jessica Yearicks, investor relations and operations coordinator for the Guthrie Chamber of Commerce, is among 19 graduates of the Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce Executives’ 2026 Chamber Management Institute. The graduates were recognized Oct. 20 at the Marland Mansion in Ponca City during the organization’s Annual Conference and Awards Celebration....
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Cheba Hut Opens Third Oklahoma Location Wednesday Near OU Campus, Capping Fast-Casual Franchisee’s College-Market Run
Rose Taylor has a simple explanation for why Cheba Hut's newest location belongs in Norman. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma. The town's energy, she says, was always going to pull the brand back. That conviction becomes concrete on Wednesday, November 5, when Cheba Hut "Toasted" Subs opens its...
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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...
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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.