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Former City Employee Arrested, Accused Of Bilking Town Out Of Thousands

Former City Employee Arrested, Accused Of Bilking Town Out Of Thousands
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STORIES OF THE YEAR

The past year has been affected by change, challenge, and growth in the McAlester area.

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Auditor releases critical report | The Journal Record

Auditor releases critical report | The Journal Record
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Oklahoma AG worries Epic Charter Schools founders still have taxpayer money

With a massive racketeering and embezzlement case pending, no explanation was offered for why law enforcement didn t seek to secure the $5.5 million in student learning funds sooner. #oklaed

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Oklahoma s bank boycott could cost taxpayers millions, public employee group says

Effort to blacklist investment firms with environmental, social and governmental policies would cost retired public employees millions, says OPEA

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