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Oklahoma AG wants law firms to investigate winter storm natural gas costs

9 months ago By Paul Monies Oklahoma Watch

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond on Tuesday promised the “largest lawsuit in state history” if natural gas marketers manipulated the trading market during a massive winter storm that hit the central United States in February 2021.

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Europe’s searing heat wave to intensify in Greece over the weekend

9 months ago By News Staff

Extreme heat across the Mediterranean is expected to build into the weekend, testing records in fire-ravaged Greece after easing slightly on Thursday. Temperatures on the Italian island of Sardinia climbed close to a record of 47.7C (118F) on Wednesday, but Greece and the Balkans are becoming the new focus of the Saharan anticyclone.

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Today in History

9 months ago By News Staff

Today is the 202nd day of 2023 and the 31st day of summer. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1861, the First Battle of Bull Run -- the first major battle of the Civil War -- was fought in Virginia, ending in a Confederate victory.

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The truth about chiggers

9 months ago By Gail Ellis

STILLWATER, Okla. – Chiggers are a nuisance during the summer months.

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FAPC announces Direct-To-Consumer Meat Sales workshop series

9 months ago By Kirsten Hollansworth

STILLWATER, Okla. – Oklahoma State University’s Robert M. Kerr Food and Agricultural Products Center is set to host two upcoming workshops designed to teach participants about direct-toconsumer meat sales.

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Wheat harvest review: Cool, wet spring surprises producers with better-than-expected yields

9 months ago By Gail Ellis

STILLWATER, Okla. – After months of drought throughout much of Oklahoma, it finally rained, delaying the conclusion of a rare year in wheat production. The last fields of the 2023 harvest are expected to be cut this week.

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New leader to drive transformation of OSU Veterinary Hospital

9 months ago By News Staff

2001 OSU graduate returns to Stillwater to lead Oklahoma’s major veterinary hospital (STILLWATER, Okla., July 11, 2023) — Oklahoma State University’s Boren Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital’s new director, Kelly Black, DVM, DACVPM, is returning home to Stillwater to head the state’s only major veterinary medical center. Dr.

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Ponca City Police seeking person of interest

9 months ago By News Staff

The Ponca City Police Department is asking the public for assistance in locating 15 year old Anthony B. LeClaire. LeClaire is a person of interest in a recent Homicide investigation. LeClaire is also facing multiple felony charges to include Felony Escape from Custody.

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July PCDA meeting

9 months ago By Calley Lamar Calley@poncacitynews.com

The Ponca City Development Authority (PCDA) held their monthly meeting on Thursday, July 20 in the John McNeese Gallery at City Central. Mark Detten called the meeting to order.

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Kay County Master Gardeners seeks new students for fall program

9 months ago By Everett Brazil, Iii Contributing Writer

For many people, gardening is a true love, whether an activity they grew up with, or something they do on the side of a busy schedule. Whether a vibrant, colorful flower garden, or the joy of eating the fruits and vegetables with a meal, it is something worth engaging in.

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