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Skyline Media creative director directs feature film |
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When Chad Stalcup asked Brett A. Hart to join his agency, they made a deal to help each other achieve their goals. Stalcup's goal was to build up the full-service ad agency Skyline Media Inc. and Hart's aspiration was to create a
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Developer to build riverfront shopping center in Jenks |
Property Co. of America of Tulsa will break ground at 10 a.m. Friday for a 19,804-square-foot Riverview Shopping Center in Jenks, the Jenks Chamber of Commerce announced late Monday.
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OSMA eyes view from new home |
Standing in a field looking south with a view of downtown Oklahoma City and the state Capitol, members of the Oklahoma State Medical Association took in what will eventually be the view from their front door.
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Transportation officials appeal to nix funding trigger |
When the state Legislature voted in 2005 and again in 2006 to pass huge increases in transportation funding – contingent upon a 3-percent increase in state revenues – the state's economy was on the upswing. A 3-percent increase in annual
revenues seemed a reasonable threshold. If state revenues grew by less than 3 percent, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation would receive $17.5 million; if revenues grew by 3 percent or more, ODOT would receive up to $50 million per
year. The press releases announcing the funding plan focused on the $50 million figure, and ODOT built its eight-year plan anticipating full funding. But the state has failed to meet the trigger each year.
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