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Oklahoma liquor retailers prepare for wine fight
Oklahoma liquor retailers are gearing up for a public relations campaign to preserve a vital part of their business.
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State court upholds wine initiative petition
OKLAHOMA CITY — An initiative petition to ask voters if they want to allow grocery stores in the state’s largest counties to sell wine was narrowly approved Thursday by the Oklahoma Supreme Court....
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Okla high court to hear arguments on wine proposal
The plan would create a new wine license that would allow the retail sale of wine for off-premises consumption by grocery stores instead of just package liquor stores. More than 30 other states allow wine to be sold in grocery stores.
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County roads need extra safety
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol wants to educate the motoring public of the dangers on county roads.
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Governor signs transportation bills
Gov. Mary Fallin has signed transportation legislation that will increase funding for repairing the state roads and structurally deficient bridges.
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Services honor goes to PV resident
Laura Arcenas was honored at the annual Governor’s Conference on Developmental Disabilities held recently in Norman.
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Fallin signs water act
Governor Mary Fallin signed into law this week the Water for 2060 Act, the most comprehensive, ambitious statewide water conservation measure in the United States.
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Fallin signs Okla. welfare drug testing bill
Certain Oklahoma welfare recipients could be subjected to drug tests under a bill signed into law by Gov. Mary Fallin.
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State senators offer revenue-neutral approach to reduce income tax
Senate leaders Tuesday unveiled a revenue-neutral plan to slash the income tax by one-half of 1 percent over the next two years, a move that clearly caught officials from the House and governor’s office off guard.
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BrickFest lineup set for visitors
With the weekend comes Pauls Valley’s way of welcoming in the summer through BrickFest and ready to go is a schedule of events people can take advantage of on Friday, May 4 and Saturday, May 5:
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