June 26, 2024 archive

Four sisters sue step-mother over Fort Smith transportation business

    The four daughters of the late Fort Smith, Arkansas businessman H.C. “Dude” Crain Jr. have taken their stepmother to federal court, objecting to the way she is running Airport Transportation Co. of Bentonville. They have accused Shirley Crain of breaching her fiduciary duty in the operation of the company and has not opened …

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Bricktown Canal turns 25 years old

  A birthday party is about to occur in Oklahoma City’s Bricktown entertainment district. The mile-long Bricktown Canal will celebrate its 25th anniversary on July 2 as Oklahoma City kicks off festivities. July 3 – Red White and Boom! Free concert at 8:30 in Scissortail Park hosted by OKCPHIL orchestra and featuring Maestro Alexander Mickelthwate and special …

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Two new members named to OERB Board of Directors

  The Oklahoma Energy Resources Board (OERB) announced the appointment of two new members to its board of directors.  Lindsey Miles is the Vice President of Land and Regulatory at Devon Energy. She oversees more than two million net acres within the most prolific oil and natural gas plays in the United States. “I am thrilled …

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Energy briefs

** The Supreme Court as soon as this week could rule to curb the power of federal agencies — including those with the power to protect the environment. As the Supreme Court’s term winds down, a legal doctrine called Chevron deference hangs in the balance. ** A sensor on the railroad tracks running through the town of East …

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