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Lucas to provide update on Farm Bill - Vimarsana News

Lucas to provide update on Farm Bill

Congressman Frank Lucas will update those in attendance on the latest efforts to pass the new Farm Bill, as well as other national and international issues he is dealing with

Pioneer Telephone Cooperative has been cutting edges in telecommunications for 70 years - Vimarsana News

Pioneer Telephone Cooperative has been cutting edges in telecommunications for 70 years

"The internet is the wild west," but Pioneer Telephone Cooperative, in Kingfisher, aims to tame it after 70 years of business in western Oklahoma.

Source: yahoo.com
Mark Snowden on His New Role of CEO of First Electric Cooperative - Vimarsana News

Mark Snowden on His New Role of CEO of First Electric Cooperative

Snowden replaced longtime co-op leader Don Crabbe, who retired in March after having worked as CEO since 2005.

Coop Lineworkers Volunteering to Help Electrify Guatemalan Village - Vimarsana News

Coop Lineworkers Volunteering to Help Electrify Guatemalan Village

A team of 16 lineworker volunteers from electric cooperatives in Oklahoma and Colorado, including Cimarron Electric Cooperative, Northeast Oklahoma…

Illegal marijuana empires in OK supply drugs, money worldwide - Vimarsana News

Illegal marijuana empires in OK supply drugs, money worldwide

Illegal marijuana empires in OK supply drugs, money worldwide Erika Stanish © Provided by KOKH – Oklahoma City The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) is working to increase its task force in order to bust more illegal marijuana grow operations popping up across the state. Mark Woodward, a spokesman for the OBN, said over the last six to eight months, not only are a number of out of state growers are coming to Oklahoma, but a "tremendous" amount of criminal organizations as well. Since April, Woodward said the OBN has shut down more than three dozen illegal marijuana farms....

Source: msn.com