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Oklahoma schools have an $80 million problem. That's how much money a late-2021 estimate says is sitting in escrow as big time property owners in rural Oklahoma protest their assessed value — and therefore, their ad valorem tax bill.

A coordinated effort by state, federal and local law enforcement agencies that ended with more than $500 million in assets from illegal drug operations seized earned the recognition of state lawmakers on Wednesday.

House recognizes OBNDD drug bust success, largest single-day bust in Oklahoma history

In beginning this tribute to Basil “Bung Sukarno” Cato, who died in the USA three weeks ago and is due to be buried today, my condolences go out to the bereaved; my sister La Ferne, the children and grandchildren and the wider extended family. They must have been as pleased as I was to note the tributes, especially by the footballing and calypso communities which he worked so hard to …

Moore Norman Technology Center looks to further supplement workforce needs and better prepare students for the professional world with their practice pad for commercial driver’s license training.

State Reps. Mike Dobrinski, R-Okeene, and Dick Lowe, R-Amber, have been asked by House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka, to attend the National Conference of State Legislatures' Emerging Leaders Conference Dec. 6-8 in Alexandria, Virginia.

Oklahoma’s 77 county treasurers are holding $80 million of property tax payments in escrow that they cannot immediately apportion to school districts, technology centers and county health departments owing to

OKLAHOMA CITY — When a wind farm decided to set up shop, Minco Public Schools saw its assessed tax base increase nearly $50 million in about a decade.

OKLAHOMA CITY — When a wind farm decided to set up shop, Minco Public Schools saw its assessed tax base increase nearly $50 million in about a decade.

Joanne H. Lowe of Trumansburg passed away on Wednesday, May 5, 2021 at the age of 87 after an extended illness, with family by her side.  Joanne was born in Ithaca on October 25, 1933, the daughter of the late Walter and Hilda (Skillin) Hankinson. She graduated from Ithaca High School and attended the University of Tennessee. She worked at Cornell as a secretary prior to marrying her husband, Dick Lowe, whom she met in a mixed bowling league at the Tri-County Lanes. She worked with her husba...