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Tulsa Ports getting more calls from interested companies - Vimarsana News

Tulsa Ports getting more calls from interested companies

Meanwhile, plans for the biggest economic development project in state history are in a holding pattern, at least for now.

Behind-the-scenes at the Port of Catoosa, the operations of the $300 million annual impact - Vimarsana News

Behind-the-scenes at the Port of Catoosa, the operations of the $300 million annual impact

Tulsa’s Port of Catoosa invited News Channel 8 for a unique tour around the 2,000-acre industrial park and its waterway--it’s not often folks get to see the por

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Arkansas, Oklahoma seek public input on U.S. 412 interstate study; meeting set for June 13 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Arkansas, Oklahoma seek public input on U.S. 412 interstate study; meeting set for June 13 | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

SILOAM SPRINGS -- Northwest Arkansas residents can meet with state Department of Transportation staff and others to get an idea of the potential impact of a proposal to convert part of U.S. 412 in Arkansas and Oklahoma into an interstate highway.

Arkansas, Oklahoma seek public input on U.S. 412 interstate study; meeting set for June 13 - Vimarsana News

Arkansas, Oklahoma seek public input on U.S. 412 interstate study; meeting set for June 13

SILOAM SPRINGS -- Northwest Arkansas residents can meet with state Department of Transportation staff and others to get an idea of the potential impact of a proposal to convert part of U.S. 412 in Arkansas and Oklahoma into an interstate highway.

Port welcomes manufacturing support center - Vimarsana News

Port welcomes manufacturing support center

A recently opened Advanced Manufacturing Center at the Tulsa Port of Catoosa, funded in part through Rogers County ARPA funds, will help small- and medium-sized companies adopt new technologies.