BY CHARLES BETZLER. HERALD WRITER SAPULPA –– SB2035, also known as the Mason Treat Act, officially goes into effect in Oklahoma on Sunday, September 1. The law dictates that Oklahoma residents […]
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SUBMITTED ARTICLE SAPULPA – Over the last month, evidence of West Nile Virus (WNV) activity has increased across the state of Oklahoma and is now considered widespread. Positive mosquito pools have
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BY SERVICE OKLAHOMA TULSA – Service Oklahoma announced its public awareness campaign to inform all Oklahomans of the upcoming overhaul to the vehicle registration process in accordance with Senate Bill 2035.
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BY KELLY BOSTIAN, OUTDOOR WRITER CATOOSA — Oklahoma tribes announced a step Friday that unites the entities, makes hunting and fishing easier for all tribal members and combines expanding tribal wildlife
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BY KELLY BOSTIAN, OUTDOOR WRITER A Delaware County District Court Judge has ruled that the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry irresponsibly allowed large poultry farms to be built in a
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BY TODD RUSS STATE TREASURER May 2024: With the last month’s reporting increases, we see leveling across all tax divisions. May Gross Receipts reports an increase with totals equaling $1.3B, up $20.2M,
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BY CHARLES BETZLER, HERALD WRITER SAPULPA –– At their most recent meeting on Monday, the Board of County Commissioners voted to accept the latest tranche of money resulting from the lawsuit filed
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BY KELLY BOSTIAN, HERALD CONTRIBUTOR A bill shielding the poultry industry from future lawsuits and increasing fines on farmers who are “bad actors” passed the House and Senate in the last days
Poultry Litter Bill Breezes Through Legislature on Last Day Read More »
BY KELLY BOSTIAN, OUTDOOR COLUMNIST Supporters and opponents say they can only guess at the fate of key legislation on poultry feeding operations that has been lined up for a conference committee
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Drummond addressed several hot topics at his “listening tour” stop in Sapulpa, including the McGirt Ruling, state relations with the Native American tribes, and Oklahoma’s oversupply of marijuana.
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