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How has Oklahoma's marijuana industry changed? Life after the green rush
21+ hour, 17+ min ago (12+ words) oklahoman.com...
Palacios Construction Addresses Energy Code Changes Affecting Fall Kitchen and Bath Remodels in Monterey County
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (231+ words) New statewide energy standards affecting permits add a planning step for fall kitchen and bathroom projects Permitting itself remains a frequent point of confusion for homeowners regardless of the season. Requirements differ by jurisdiction across the Monterey Peninsula, and questions…...
Data centers should be neither subsidized, nor banned | Opinion
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (233+ words) The subsidy can extend beyond taxes. Several states, including Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri, have restored forms of construction-work-in-progress recovery, allowing utilities to charge customers for qualifying power plants while they are still being built. Electricity requires a related principle: cost…...
Is lettuce safe to eat now? Experts weigh in after summer of cyclospora
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (28+ words) The Oklahoman Is lettuce safe to eat now? Experts weigh in after summer of cyclospora...
After 9/11, Bush showed that religious freedom was still vital | Letter
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (339+ words) The Oklahoman After 9/11, Bush showed that religious freedom was still vital | Letter One thing admirable about the United States and its people is that even during crisis, we do not give up our most cherished values as Americans. Remembering 9/11 signifies…...
How Oklahomans built a medical research legacy
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (478+ words) Let’s switch it up this week. The Oklahoma Hall of Fame just published a book commemorating a very special birthday for both of us — the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation’s 80th. So, you wrote that book. Care to share an interesting detail…...
Oklahoma laws need to keep pace with gig economy | Opinion
6+ day, 21+ hour ago (332+ words) The American way of working is changing fast. A job used to be pretty simple: You worked for an employer, and you got a regular paycheck plus benefits like health insurance, retirement funds (or even a pension!) and other protections....
Activist Maggie Zingman pursues legislation to help families seeking justice for their loved ones
6+ day, 21+ hour ago (30+ words) The Oklahoman Activist Maggie Zingman pursues legislation to help families seeking justice for their loved ones...
Oklahoma workers have skills to lead its energy transition | Opinion
1+ week, 20+ hour ago (346+ words) Labor Day is a chance to recognize the people whose skills and hard work keep America moving. In Oklahoma, that means the workers who build, operate and maintain the energy systems that power our homes, businesses and industries — and who…...
Stitt's tenure ban is costing rural Oklahoma universities' top candidates
1+ week, 21+ hour ago (1606+ words) Gov. Kevin Stitt’s decree ending faculty tenure is already costing regional universities top-choice hires and other applicants, making it harder for schools in remote locations to attract academic talent. State and local leaders grappling with the issue said they hope…...