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Skimming or rightful earnings? (Wisconsin State Journal) - 172 weeks ago

It's Wisconsin's own "little Enron." That's what Madison attorney Bob Kasieta says about a civil case involving Daniel E. Virnich and Jack M. Moores, who owned a small factory in southwest Wisconsin and allegedly siphoned so much cash from its coffers that they nearly bled it dry.

2006 Top 50 (The Sun Post) - 172 weeks ago

Two years ago, Charles Burkett IV gave the most serious challenge to Surfside Town Hall in more than a decade when he ran for mayor and led a slate of four candidates for the commission.

Oklahoma City's First Stand-Alone Chick-fil-A Restaurant Opening Nov. 30 (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance) - 172 weeks ago

Chick-fil-A, Inc. is opening Oklahoma City's first stand-alone restaurant Nov. 30 and will be giving away $26,000 in free Chick-fil-A food to the first 100 adults in line.

Riders of honor and respect (Columbian Missourian) - 173 weeks ago

The air smells of exhaust, leather and morning coffee. Motorcycles lined in six straight rows cover the parking lot at the Gateway to the West Harley-Davidson store in St. Louis. Dozens of men and a handful of women gather in small groups, socializing and trying to keep warm.

Meet James Smith (The Beaver County Times) - 173 weeks ago

What's in a name? If it's James Smith, arguably the most common name in the United States, there are some common hassles. James Smith gets stopped at air security checkpoints, he gets knowing looks at motels, he gets angry calls for other James Smiths.

State's Unemployment Rate Hits Six-Month Low (KOTV 6 Tulsa) - 173 weeks ago

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Oklahoma's unemployment rate dropped to 3.6 percent in October, the lowest rate since April of this year.

Residents should consider running for local offices (The Enid News & Eagle) - 173 weeks ago

One of the best things about a local community is most of what happens in that community is governed by local citizens.

Hilliard begins second term (Ada Evening News) - 173 weeks ago

OKLAHOMA CITY – After being sworn in at a ceremony at the State Capitol Thursday, State Rep. Wes Hilliard said he’s thankful for the chance to continue representing the constituents of House District 22 for a second term.

FYI for 11/19/06 (The Enid News & Eagle) - 174 weeks ago

Julie Richards, certified massage therapist, has graduated from Heritage College with an associate of occupational studies degree in therapeutic massage. She has been with the Facial Room for almost three months. She specializes in Swedish massage, trigger point therapy and pregnancy massage.

Obituaries (Purcell Register) - 174 weeks ago

Purcell, OK -- Delilah Louise Newville Funeral services for Delilah Louise Newville, 80, of Oklahoma City, formerly of Lexington, were held Nov. 11, 2006 at Wilson-Little Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Vernon C. Floyd and the Rev. Brent Morey officiating.