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Gearhead Curios, plus 10 nearby lots, go up for sale for $450,000
The owner of Gearhead Curios in Galena, Kansas, has put the property on the market for $450,000. Owner Aaron Perry stated on Facebook Messenger that the price includes Gearhead Curios’ inventory, collectibles, the Muffler Man created in his likeness and 10 vacant lots in Galena where he once planned his Petrol Motor Quart motel.
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KOKI FOX 23
New affordable housing community taking shape in downtown Tulsa
TULSA, Okla. — What was once a dilapidated apartment complex, is now being transformed into a new opportunity for Tulsans struggling to find affordable housing. The Hilltop, a 106-unit development, is designed to give lower-income residents access to quality housing, without the market-rate price tag. "There is not market...
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PSO says residential customers will not receive refunds for temporary rate increases
TULSA, Okla. — PSO says residential customers will not receive refunds for temporary rate increases they have paid since July, while industrial customers will receive refunds following a decision by state regulators. The company says changes will appear in the December billing cycle. However, it is still calculating exactly...
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Residents still searching for accountability following power surge
TULSA, (Okla.) — "Ok, well let's get started," said Les Callahan. It's been four-months since we first told you about Les's power surge dilemma. "It destroyed the microwave, it destroyed the coffee pot, I like the old coffee pot better, and the refrigerator. Reading lamp over my wife's headboard, transformer for track lights I had in my office," he said.
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Century Aluminum CEO says Oklahoma project ‘on track’ despite community concerns
A large smelter project in Inola, Oklahoma, that is expected to double U.S. primary aluminum production is “moving forward on all fronts” in preparation for construction, Century Aluminum CEO Jesse Gary said in a third quarter earnings call Thursday afternoon. The company and its partner Emirates Global Aluminum...
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This Giant Oklahoma Used Bookstore Fills 23,000 Square Feet With Books, Records And Nostalgia
Some stores take five minutes to explore. This one in Tulsa can swallow a whole afternoon before anyone notices the time. Shelves stretch toward the back of a warehouse-sized building, packed with paperbacks, hardcovers, comics, CDs, records, DVDs and plenty of pop culture extras. It’s a cheap, easy outing for book lovers, comic fans and families, and it might be the best rainy-day plan in Green Country.
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Inola Smelter opponents react to Mazzei’s win, want answers after election suggests project support
INOLA, OK - The fight over a proposed aluminum smelter in Inola is not over, even after the candidate who publicly supported the project won Oklahoma’s governor’s race. Casey Jones, executive director of the Grassroots Coalition, and Christine Roan, founder of Protect Inola, have spent months organizing residents and pushing for more information about the proposed facility.
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This Oklahoma Orchard Lets Families Fill One Basket With Crisp Apples Picked Straight Off The Tree
Some family traditions start with a single wire basket and a row of apple trees. Out in the green country east of Tulsa, one farm has spent years turning ordinary fall weekends into hayrides, pumpkin hunts, and apple picking right off the branch. Kids get a playground, a corn maze,...
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PSO customers to see permanent rate increase beginning in December
TULSA, Okla. - Oklahoma Corporation Commission regulators have approved a permanent rate increase for Public Service Company of Oklahoma customers following months of interim billing. The commission voted 2-1 Thursday to approve a 3.55% increase, replacing a temporary $11 monthly charge residential customers began paying in July. Here’s what customers...
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Cherokee Nation launches North Tulsa housing addition
Cherokee Nation announced the opening of several new affordable rental homes in North Tulsa last week. North Tulsa is home to nearly 10,000 Cherokee citizens, and the tribe opened its first affordable housing development week with seven new apartments on North Harvard Avenue. The tribe partnered with the Green Country Habitat for Humanity and the City of Tulsa for the project.