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City Councilor Grant Miller explains his decision not to seek re-election - Vimarsana News

City Councilor Grant Miller explains his decision not to seek re-election

Miller says he'll use his last few months in office to continue pointing out what he sees as deficiencies in city government.

Source: krmg.com
Corps proposes to boost Keystone Dam by 10-plus feet - Vimarsana News

Corps proposes to boost Keystone Dam by 10-plus feet

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has proposed increasing the height of the Keystone Dam by nearly 11 feet to reduce the risk of failure. The project would be completed

6 Companies Win Spots on $200M Army Stoplog Slot Cuts Conversion Contract - Vimarsana News

6 Companies Win Spots on $200M Army Stoplog Slot Cuts Conversion Contract

Looking for the latest GovCon News? Check out our story: 6 Companies Win Spots on $200M Army Stoplog Slot Cuts Conversion Contract. Click to read more!

Oklahoma Education Officials Urge Tulsa to Eye School Closures, Improve Scores - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma Education Officials Urge Tulsa to Eye School Closures, Improve Scores

OKLAHOMA CITY — Tulsa Public Schools now faces the possibility of closing schools as the state adds new demands for academic improvement. The Oklahoma State Board of Education created another set of goals for Tulsa to achieve by the end of the school year, and state Superintendent Ryan Walters said “all options are on the […]

Source: yahoo.com
Oklahoma schools turning to the new, old way of teaching students to read - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma schools turning to the new, old way of teaching students to read

Schools are turning back to the "science of reading", which has been around for decades. Other methods have turned out to not be nearly as effective.

Source: yahoo.com