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Dorman: Successful forum sets stage for 2023 Legislature - Vimarsana News

Dorman: Successful forum sets stage for 2023 Legislature

Over the week, the conversation stuck to the theme “The Economy our Children Deserve” and focused on policies and issues affecting the economic well-being of Oklahomans.

Lawton lawmakers earn national recognition | The Journal Record - Vimarsana News

Lawton lawmakers earn national recognition | The Journal Record

State Rep. Daniel Pae, R-Lawton, and state Sen. John Michael Montgomery, R-Lawton, have been selected to receive The Council of State Governments 20 Under 40 Leadership Award.

Opening Oklahoma's Open Meetings Act to modernization | News - Vimarsana News

Opening Oklahoma's Open Meetings Act to modernization | News

Oklahoma allows public body members to attend meetings virtually, but with several caveats.

Oklahoma school districts now able to apply for Purple Star Campus designation for supporting military-connected students and families - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma school districts now able to apply for Purple Star Campus designation for supporting military-connected students and families

Rob Crissinger Executive Director of Communications (405) 521-3371 rob.crissinger@sde.ok.gov Leslie Berger Assistant Executive Director of Communications (405) 521-6647 leslie.berger@sde.ok.gov Erin Corbin Communications Specialist erin.corbin@sde.ok.gov FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Oklahoma school districts now able to apply for Purple Star Campus designation for

Source: ok.gov
Why most state legislative races in Oklahoma are uncontested - Vimarsana News

Why most state legislative races in Oklahoma are uncontested

As a growing number of rural and suburban Democrats opt not to run, most Oklahomans won’t select legislative candidates in November.

Source: kosu.org