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University of Central Oklahoma President Todd G. Lamb made a pair of executive appointments this month, naming Allen Wright as the university’s new vice president for Advancement and Art Cotton as UCO’s first vice president for Transformative Leadership.
Read moreThe job market can be unpredictable. Though reports on jobs suggest the market is now flooded with openings, working professionals looking to change careers or switch firms know the reality of modern job hunting is no walk in the park.
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OG&E’s team of 150 linemen and support staff returned home safely after a five-day deployment to assist with power restoration efforts in Louisiana.
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One of the best ways to get in on the Halloween costume fun is to choose a look that borrows from popular culture. This year there is no shortage of inspiration for those who want to look like their favorite movie, television and game characters.
Read moreOKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (September 17, 2024) — Avem Health Partners, an Oklahoma City-based hospital management company, is proud to announce the appointment of two highly accomplished leaders with extensive executive experience and military careers, to its Board of Directors. Keith Walker and Barbara Holcomb bring a combined 70 years of experience in military, corporate, nonprofit, and healthcare strategic leadership to Avem’s board.
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By Keaton Ross Oklahoma voters will have to wait nearly two years to decide if they want to raise the state’s minimum wage to $15 per hour.
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The picture that accompanied the article about Seminole High School senior Jensen Dean that appeared on page 1 of our Sept. 15 edition was incorrect. The photo we published was that of Emma Noey, not Jensen Dean. Jensen’s picture appears above.
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