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East Edmond Vineyard Venue Clears Key Vote, Caps Crowds at 450
A 34.72-acre vineyard estate planned for east Edmond just cleared a major regulatory hurdle, but not without neighbors fighting to rein in its scale. The Edmond Planning Commission voted 3-0 on September 21 to approve a Planned Unit Development for Sixty Six Vines at 1017 South Westminster Road, attaching conditions that cap guest capacity at 450, restrict restaurant and lodging use to event guests only, and impose an 11 p.m. cutoff for live music Wednesday through Sunday.
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OKC Company Leading Nickel Refining Expansion
Oklahoma City-based Westwin Elements is spearheading a significant expansion in nickel refining, with plans to build a half-billion-dollar commercial facility in Natchez, Mississippi. Monday's announcement follows the successful demonstration of their nickel-refining process at a plant in Lawton, Oklahoma. Westwin initially considered expanding the Lawton facility but decided against it...
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Summit Pest Solutions Highlights Smart Pest Prevention Strategies for Edmond, OK Homes and Businesses
Summit Pest Solutions shares practical pest prevention strategies for homeowners and businesses, emphasizing inspections, moisture management, sealing entry points, and property maintenance. The article highlights its residential and commercial services, customized treatment plans, environmentally friendly methods, recurring service options, and commitment to personalized customer care. Edmond, OK - October 6,...
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The Career He Never Expected to Love
As a child, James Ventress knew one thing for certain: he did not want to work in healthcare. “I said people are gross, and I don’t want to deal with that,” James recalled with a laugh. Today, after more than a decade in nursing, James can appreciate...
Wichita Eagle
Vineyard wedding venue with sheep advances in east Edmond despite foes
EDMOND − Sixty Six Vines, a new wedding and special event venue, could step in where Aspen Ranch leaves off at the end of the year, but it will be months before the new place is ready − assuming it's OK'd by the Edmond City Council. It seems...