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Okla. AG Drummond calls for resignation of Secretary of Tourism Zumwalt following state audit - Vimarsana News

Okla. AG Drummond calls for resignation of Secretary of Tourism Zumwalt following state audit

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is calling for the resignation of Secretary of Tourism Shelley Zumwalt following a recent audit alleging misuse of millions of tax dollars.

Source: fox23.com
Secretary Zumwalt claims no wrongdoing as AG calls for resignation - Vimarsana News

Secretary Zumwalt claims no wrongdoing as AG calls for resignation

She made it clear she would not be stepping down from her position, saying she has been transparent the entire time

Source: koco.com
GE Jun, Chairman and CEO of TOJOY, Delivers an Inspiring Speech: "Leaping Ahead Again" - Vimarsana News

GE Jun, Chairman and CEO of TOJOY, Delivers an Inspiring Speech: "Leaping Ahead Again"

SHENZHEN, CHINA - Media OutReach Newswire - 24 April 2024 - On April 19th, Ge Jun, CEO of TOJOY Smart Enterprise Services, delivered a powerful annual speech

GE Jun, Chairman and CEO of TOJOY, Delivers an Inspiring Speech: "Leaping Ahead Again" - Vimarsana News

GE Jun, Chairman and CEO of TOJOY, Delivers an Inspiring Speech: "Leaping Ahead Again"

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Audit questions millions in COVID spending - Vimarsana News

Audit questions millions in COVID spending

In a report released Tuesday, April 23, 2024, the Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector’s Office questioned how state officials spent millions of CARES Act funds and how an Oklahoma City-based