HeyJaredJim Grego
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GREGO: Interim studies continue in Oklahoma (opens the original)
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Latimer County Conservation District hosted its annual locally led planning meeting. I attended alongside numerous local agriculture producers. This serves as a vehicle for the locals to prioritize where they would like available funding to be directed toward particular programs. I believe it is a vital program, and I appreciate the local conservation district for hosting it. As I write this column on Tuesday morning, the Oklahoma Emergency Drought Committee is planning to meet. All indicators a
GREGO: Round two is in the books (opens the original)
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Round two is in the books. What started out as numerous candidates for many state and local offices was narrowed to two in each race in the primary runoff. Now, that number is one from each major party that will face off in November. There were some stark differences between the candidates, but now the parties have spoken and itâs time to unite behind the candidates chosen. This system has served us well for many years, and my hope is it will continue to work. As we listen to the onslaught of
GREGO: The calendar is filling up (opens the original)
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Things are moving as we close out summer and prepare for the beginning of the first session of the 61st Legislature. My calendar is filling. This past Monday, I attended a group participation type meeting titled âHomegrown Energy.â This seminar was about agrivoltaics, the practice of incorporating solar with agriculture. Our stateâs appetite for energy shows no sign of slowing, and with our large agriculture presence, it makes sense to me to try to find ways to incorporate these to complem
GREGO: CREOKS town hall answers most questions (opens the original)
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I attended the CREOKS town hall last week in McAlester. Their intent was to answer any and all questions about them taking over the management of the Carl Albert Community Mental Health Center in McAlester. There are four such state-operated facilities left, and all four are being contracted out. Brent Black, CEO of CREOKS, took some pretty tough questions. The one he wouldnât answer had to do with reduction in force and severance packages for state employees losing their jobs. Some employees
GREGO: Interim studies underway at the Capitol (opens the original)
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âDrones in the Valleyâ doesnât quite have the same ring as âBoom in the Valley,â but I understand this yearâs Fourth of July celebration provided by the Choctaw Nation in Tuskahoma was still quite the show! I wasnât able to attend, but visitors said it was great. I guess sometimes Iâm just amazed at all this new technology. Congratulations to Latimer County Rural Water District No. 1 on receiving a grant through the Oklahoma Water Resource Board in the amount of $799,095 to repla
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