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New food trailer just down the road offers healthy bites

There's something buzzing in Holliday, and it's the town's newest small business, B-Boe's Bites and Beverages. The family-owned food trailer has been in operation for over a week about 15 miles down the road from Wichita Falls, offering handcrafted drinks, desserts, and treats. Owner Tamilyn Robinson named the business after her childhood nickname, "B-Boe," which was given to her by her late father. Robinson operates the food trailer with four of her daughters: October, Justyce, Jocelynn Love and Koko Gollihar — with family friend Jeremiah Burns dressed in the bee mascot costume. All four daughters including Robinson have a certified food handlers license. According to Robinson, her husband Jonathan helps out with the finances, utilities and maintenance while also giving credit to her mother, Tammy Fletcher, for helping out with prepping on prep days. The food trailer is set up at 201 E. Olive St. in Holliday from 6-9 a.m. Monday-Friday with cold-serve options only. "For our breakfast options we went pretty healthy on everything, said Robinson. Customers can order everything from loaded avocado rice cakes and peanut butter rice cakes to overnight oats and a banana split made from Greek yogurt instead of ice cream. Lunch options are also

Holliday, TX · 17d

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This Oklahoma Yarn Shop Turns A Quick Skein Run Into A Whole Afternoon For Knitters

I only needed one skein of sock yarn, the kind of errand that should take ten minutes in and out. Somewhere in Oklahoma, though, a small shop had other plans for my afternoon, with a cup of tea, a soft couch, and a wall of color I could not stop touching.

Oklahoma City, OK · 19d
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29th Annual Oklahoma Oil & Natural Gas Expo Welcomes More Than 3,600 Attendees and 300 Exhibitors

The 29th Annual Oklahoma Oil & Natural Gas Expo brought together 3,600 attendees and more than 300 exhibitors at the OKC Fairgrounds Bennett Event Center on October 15th, celebrating the innovation, technology and people driving Oklahoma’s oil and natural gas industry forward. As the state’s largest oil and natural...

Oklahoma · 19d
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Little Apple Post

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USDA updates cash cattle reports to improve market transparency

USDA will introduce a new regional cash cattle report Oct. 26, combining information from Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas in an effort to improve pricing transparency for cattle producers. The Agricultural Marketing Service’s change comes as negotiated cash transactions account for a shrinking share of cattle sales. According...

New Mexico · 17d
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Oklahoma consumers to receive $18 million in debt relief from Snap Finance settlement

OKLAHOMA - Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced Wednesday, Oct. 21, a nearly $664 million settlement with Snap Finance that will eliminate more than $18 million in lease payments owed by Oklahoma consumers. The settlement follows a multi-state investigation into allegations that the lease-to-own financing company misled customers about contract...

Oklahoma · 19d

Oregon Capital Chronicle

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Largest gas pipeline network in Northwest could grow as Oklahoma-based owners pursue expansion

Pipeline giant Williams has proposed new expansions for its Northwest Pipeline from the Colorado Rockies through Idaho, Oregon and Washington.

Oregon · 18d

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Assemblies Unlimited Opens a Southern Region to Meet Surging Contract Packaging Demand

Here's a quiet signal worth watching if you build, source, or scale a packaged food brand: the contract packaging business is following the growth map south. And the operators who match capacity to demand fastest tend to win. Assemblies Unlimited Inc. (AUI), a national contract packaging specialist, just announced a...

Louisiana · 18d

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OG&E wins delay in data center power case

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma regulators granted OG&E’s request to postpone its large-load electricity hearing until January so lawyers can address whether state law allows customers to buy power elsewhere and have OG&E deliver it. The Corporation Commission’s Oct. 21 order moves the hearing from Nov. 3 to Jan....

Oklahoma · 18d

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Regulars Swear Store Milk Tastes Sad After One Jug From This Family Dairy Outside OKC

Some people drive past a dozen grocery stores on purpose, and they do it for milk. Not a rare cheese or a fancy treat, just plain milk in a jug from a small family farm south of Oklahoma City. Folks who make the trip say the grocery aisle never feels...

Oklahoma City, OK · 19d

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Infrastructure & Incentives Update (Oct. 23, 2026)

This Infrastructure & Incentives Update from Business Facilities for site selection decision-makers features news from Georgia, New Jersey, Oklahoma, and Texas. Georgia Ports Authority hosted its annual State of the Port of Savannah event with President Kevin Price announcing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has approved the Savannah Container Terminal permit after a three-year review process.

New Jersey · 17d

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Made in America, Built on Main Street

Across Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas, small manufacturers are the heartbeat of our local economies. For the “mom-and-pop” shops that power our towns, operating on thin margins means every single penny counts. From the desktop computers in an office to the front-end loaders on a factory floor, business owners invest in every piece of machinery used to make goods and create local jobs. When we help these small businesses, we help everyone—because for these owners, their employees are like family members.

Texas · 18d

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Oklahoma Butchers at These 9 Small-Town Meat Markets Still Cut Your Steaks Exactly How Thick You Want

The first time I walked into a small-town butcher shop in Oklahoma, I only wanted a couple of steaks for supper. I walked out with steaks cut exactly as thick as I asked, plus a new respect for the folks behind the counter. Out here, many butchers still ask how...

Oklahoma · 20d

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INTEGRIS Health in Oklahoma to be acquired by Risant Health under new agreement

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — INTEGRIS Health and Risant Health have entered into an agreement where Risant Health will acquire INTEGRIS, joining Geisinger and Cone Health. As Oklahoma's largest not-for-profit health system, INTEGRIS houses the state's largest physician network. “We’re excited to have INTEGRIS Health become part of Risant...

Oklahoma · 19d

Wilsonville Spokesman

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Largest gas pipeline network in Northwest could grow as Oklahoma-based owners pursue expansion

Pipeline giant Williams has proposed new expansions for its Northwest Pipeline from the Colorado Rockies through Idaho, Oregon and Washington. The Oklahoma-based company that owns one of the largest gas […]

Oregon · 18d

2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa

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Oklahoma leaders examine what Tulsa needs to attract businesses, retain workers

Oklahoma wants to attract new companies and keep more talented workers from leaving, but what will it take? Tulsa leaders say some of the biggest challenges have little to do with the workplace itself

Tulsa, OK · 18d

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Florida leads property tax revolt on ballots in November

Florida is leading a multistate revolt to lower property taxes, another aspect of the growing divide between older homeowners and young homebuyers. Voters in Florida, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Wyoming, and other states will all vote on ballot measures in the midterm elections that would lower property tax burdens for homeowners. Proponents argue that such initiatives would provide much-needed relief for taxpayers who have seen the value of their homes explode in recent years, while critics contend that the reduced revenue will have to be shouldered by taxpayers in other ways or that crucial spending would have to be cut.

Florida · 20d

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New Zealand aerospace company invests $7.5M in Oklahoma spaceplane project

BURNS FLAT, Okla. - A New Zealand aerospace company’s plans to operate a rocket-powered spaceplane in the United States are moving forward as Oklahoma breaks ground on a $7.5 million facility designed to support future spaceflight missions. State and local leaders joined representatives from Dawn Aerospace for a groundbreaking...

Oklahoma · 19d

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Loss of Expand Energy and Devon resulted in legislative focus

When Oklahoma-based energy firms Devon Energy and Expand Energy announced earlier this year plans to relocate their headquarters in Houston, Texas, it surprised Oklahoma leaders, including legislators who held a hearing this week exploring what the state can do to keep such important energy leaders in the state. One of...

Oklahoma · 18d

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Lawton City Council approves $2.2 million purchase of 440 acres for industrial development

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) — The Lawton City Council approved the allocation of $2.2 million for the purchase of 440 acres of industrial development property during a special meeting on Tuesday. The property could become the future home of a Fortune 200 company. With the approval, the Lawton Economic Development...

Lawton, OK · 20d

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Strong drilling numbers reflected in western Oklahoma

The number of active oil and gas rigs in Oklahoma fell by one in the past week and the drop was seen in the Arkoma Woodford, a 1,500 square mile play known for its natural gas production and one that extends into western Arkansas. Historically, it has low numbers, at...

Oklahoma · 21d