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Greenheck Plans Major Oklahoma Manufacturing Expansion
Greenheck Group, a leading manufacturer of commercial air movement, control and conditioning equipment, in partnership with the Tulsa Regional Chamber, announced the company’s plans to acquire the former Macy’s distribution facility in Owasso, Oklahoma, in what represents a major expansion of its Oklahoma operations. Located less than 15...
theokeagle.org
‘There’s no one here’: Tulsa State Fair vendors say crowds and spending are down
With the prices of food and gas rising across the board, vendors at the Tulsa State Fair are feeling it affect their bottom lines as attendance numbers dwindle. The first eight days of rides, fair food, music and fun haven’t been the best for Bobby Wiley, owner of Sugar 66. This is his fourth year bringing visitors some of his signature freeze dried candy, but he said this is his worst year attendance-wise.
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The Multifamily Group Announces Sale of Midtown Reserve in Tulsa Oklahoma
The Multifamily Group (TMG), a Dallas-based commercial real estate brokerage firm, is pleased to announce the successful sale of Midtown Reserve, an 87-unit multifamily community located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Paul Yazbeck, Managing Partner at TMG, represented the seller, while Yonnic Land represented the buyer. The property had undergone more than...
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The Buc-ee's Beaver Just Bungee Jumped Down The Customer Satisfaction Ratings
Buc-ee's satisfaction scores dip in 2026 rankings, though the Texas chain still beats industry average. The store is now tied with several other brands for fourth place in national customer satisfaction rankings.
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Best of Great State: A New Rt. 66 Business in an Old Rt. 66 Building
SAPULPA, Okla. (KFOR) —The rest comes from local artists and vendors. People from all over the world marvel at the map of The Mother Road painted on the floor, the old signs, and the only restrooms ever featured in Automobilia Magazine. He points out a ‘Poison Gas’ sign on the outside of the door. No […]
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Muskogee considers property and sales tax options to pay $29.25 million judgments
MUSKOGEE, Okla. - The City of Muskogee is trying to determine how to pay $29.25 million in court judgments. The judgments come from three inverse condemnation cases involving properties the city demolished without adequately compensating the owners. City Manager Kendal Francis says the judgments are now a legal obligation for...
tulsatoday.com
Fighting the Goose’s Golden Egg
Analysis: Nothing in the economic history of our state has presented the citizens of Oklahoma with such a divide and a busload of passionate opposing opinions as the proposed Inola Primary Aluminum Plant. On one side many believe that it is an economic juggernaut to provide financial security for eastern Oklahoma’s children and grandchildren, eliminating the need for so many of them to leave rural Oklahoma just to find a decent job. On the other side, others believe it’s a first-class ecological disaster.
tulsachamber.com
Housing discussion takes center stage on final day of Chamber’s Intercity Visit in Kansas City
Day 2: Importance of investment highlights Intercity Visit second two programming . Day 3: Housing discussion takes center stage on final day of Chamber’s Intercity Visit in Kansas City. What sometimes gets lost in the economic development equation is the importance of housing. “Don’t forget that homes are where jobs...
basentinel.com
Addison Brown named president of The Bank N.A.
Matt McGowan, chairman of The Bank N.A., announced the appointment of Addison S. Brown as bank president. Brown is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma’s Price College of Business, where he earned a bachelor of business administration in finance and accounting. He also completed post-graduate studies in accounting at the University of Central Oklahoma.
iheart.com
Oklahoma Expands Its Role In American Trucking
Oklahoma is expanding its role in the American trucking industry with the opening of a new multimillion-dollar factory by EMCO Industries in Claremore. This development is largely automated, and more than doubles EMCO's capacity to produce heavy-duty trailer springs, a crucial component for trailers that carry goods across the country.
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Rare high-altitude aircraft comes to Tulsa for specialized modifications
TULSA, Okla. - A rare aircraft with a history dating back to the Cold War is now in Tulsa, where it will spend the next 90 days undergoing specialized modifications. The Grob G 520 Egrett arrived at Tulsa Community College’s Riverside Community Campus and Aviation Center Tuesday. Red Man Aviation, a Tulsa-based aviation maintenance and modification company, will perform instrument and airframe work on the aircraft.
basentinel.com
Housing on County Line OK’d, Broken Arrow resident’s court challenge still alive
In a unanimous vote, the Broken Arrow City Council approved the final plat for a 49-arcre housing development near County Line Road and New Orleans Street, although a request for a restraining order to suspend the project is still alive in court. The Council voted 5-0 to greenlight County Line...
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Rare aircraft lands in Tulsa for high-altitude research mission
TULSA, Okla. - A rare aircraft arrived at Riverside Airport in Tulsa, bringing a unique research mission and an unusual maintenance challenge with it. The German-made Grob Egret is one of only six aircraft ever built. The plane flew to Tulsa from Texas and will spend at least two months at the airport while crews make modifications for future high-altitude research flights.
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Port Muskogee Landing Bigger Manufacturing Role
Eastern Oklahoma is set to gain a significant boost in industrial activity as Oklahoma-based Webco Industries, a leading steel-tubing manufacturer, announced plans to expand its operations to Port Muskogee. The Sand Springs-based company revealed on Wednesday that the new location will provide direct access to truck, rail, and barge shipping along the Arkansas River.
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Tulsa Tech Broken Arrow trains the next wave of skilled CNC machinists
BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — At Tulsa Tech's Broken Arrow campus, students learn to program, set up and safely operate computer-controlled machines—skills employers say are in demand across aerospace, energy and other industries. With one week left in his nine-month CNC machining program, Steven Vue already has his next...