08/21/2026
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Here’s a look at some of the stories making headlines in today’s paper:
🏛️ Okmulgee City Council Addresses Transit Funding – Council members approved funding for public transportation and youth programs, purchased two new police vehicles, addressed building and utility ordinances and continued the sale of city-held properties.
💧 More Than $5 Million in Projects Approved – Okmulgee Municipal Authority trustees approved major wastewater and airport construction contracts while discussing water production, rural water demand and the long-term capacity of the city's system.
🏴☠️ Fluidstack Data Center Questions Continue – Residents once again raised questions during public comment regarding environmental effects, annexation, water access and city accountability.
🚌 KI BOIS Outlines Okmulgee Transit Service – Learn more about KATS and the role public transportation plays in serving the Okmulgee community.
🗳️ Voters Head to the Polls Aug. 25 – The Republican runoff for Okmulgee County Commissioner District No. 3 will feature incumbent Michael Wallace and challenger Brandon England.
💧 Morris Moves Forward With Water Projects – The Morris City Council approved a contractor recommendation for a booster station rehabilitation project valued at up to $671,913 and moved forward with additional water improvements.
👶 Pregnancy Resource Navigator Helps Local Families – The Okmulgee County Health Department program connects expecting families with resources for prenatal care, health coverage, food, housing, childcare and more.
🍎 Lunch With Leaders Brings OPS Officials and Dunbar Students Together – District leaders recently sat down with students to listen, answer questions and build stronger relationships.
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