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Choctaw Landing casino, resort now open in Hochatown: 'It's a great day'

“Oklahoma is Oklahoma because of our 39 sovereign nations. This is Native America," Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell said in celebrating Choctaw casino-resort.

31-acre Denton business park changes hands from Dallas developer to out-of-state property management

Dallas developer sells 31-acre Denton business park

Denton's Latino legacy: Meet some of today's community pioneers | Denton

So far in this series, we’ve explored the origins of the Hispanic and Latino community in North Texas, focusing on a few pioneer families who settled in the Denton area

Fort Smith directors OK requesting land donation to build park at former ACME Brick quarry

City directors unanimously approved requesting the donation of land on Old Greenwood Road to create a mountain bike and multipurpose trail park in northern Fort Smith.

Malvern Brickfest offers history as well as many pleasant diversions

Some years back, Ripley's Believe It or Not decided that one Arkansas event was peculiar enough to inspire a cartoon with this exclamation-marked caption: "In Malvern, Ark., there is an annual festival devoted to bricks!"

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Concrete Block and Brick Manufacturing Market to record USD 105.64 Bn incremental growth; Market to have fragmented structure -- Technavio

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Concrete Block and Brick Manufacturing Market by Type and Geography - Forecast and Analysis 2022-2026" report has been added to...

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Black Arkansas farmer Taylor Henson strikes oil in 1922; speculators scurry to Malvern

Taylor Henson had a dream of producing oil on his land near Malvern, an area not known to have petroleum reserves. In the final years of his life, Henson made a concerted effort to finish a well he had started earlier -- but he faced many obstacles, including sabotage and arson. In 1922 Henson set off a mini-oil boom, with mineral rights being sold left and right, and three wells being drilled in Hot Spring County.