AM NewsBrief: May 29, 2024
This is the KGOU AM NewsBrief for Wednesday, May 29, 2024.
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GREGO: Hoping everyone made it through the holidays and will have a better "New Year. | News
My wish for the legislative “New Year” will be for more cooperation between the House, Senate and the governor’s office. We need to remind ourselves from time to time that
United States Oklahoma Department Of Veteran Affairs Second Session House Bill Oklahoma Water Resource Board Oklahoma Department
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Oklahoma agency sues firms for $20 million over faulty Sallisaw Veterans Center designs
Vets agency says design errors delayed hospital opening and required additional appropriation from state legislature
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ODVA announces appointment of Executive Director
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs and the Oklahoma Veterans Commission announced Tuesday morning that Rear Admiral, USN (Ret) Greg Slavonic has been named as the agency
Republic Of Oklahoma State University United States Public Affairs Program Members Of The Commission Oklahoma Department Of Veterans Affairs
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Oklahoma Watch: What state's business decision means for veterans in Talihina
The plan was to time the closure of the VA there with the opening of a veteran’s home in Sallisaw, but the new facility wont be done until possibly early
Source: tulsaworld.com
'Sad situation.' What Oklahoma's attempt to recoup lost funds means for one veterans homes
As Oklahoma closes the Talihina Veterans Center to mitigate financial losses, veterans who thought they'd spend their lives there must now move.
Source: yahoo.com
The Talihina Veterans Center is closing. What's next for veterans?
As Oklahoma closes the Talihina Veterans Center to mitigate financial losses, veterans who thought theyd spend their lives there must now move.
Source: oklahoman.com
OKLAHOMA WATCH: What a state business decision means for veterans in Talihina
TALIHINA, Oklahoma — The Veterans home sits on a 600-acre lot, nestled atop a hill overlooking the Kiamichi River Valley in southeast Oklahoma. A canopy of native oaks and pines
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What a state business decision means for veterans in Talihina
TALIHINA — The Veterans home sits on a 600-acre lot, nestled atop a hill overlooking the Kiamichi River Valley in southeast Oklahoma. A canopy of native oaks and pines shade
Source: swoknews.com