Home education becoming more mainstream in Oklahoma
February 16, 2011 by Wesley Burt · Leave a Comment
As this year’s Oklahoma Home Educators’ Capitol Day approaches, a new SoonerPoll finds that a majority of Oklahomans, 55.7 percent, know someone who currently home schools their children. The poll found that only 42.5 percent of respondents do not know anyone who prefers to educate their children at home while 1.8 percent of respondents are unsure. [...]
What Recession And Financial Crisis?
March 13, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Oklahomans rate the State’s economy better than the national economy and Oklahoma banks better than national banks according to a recent poll OKLAHOMA CITY – A new survey released today finds that an astounding 83% of likely voting Oklahomans feel the Oklahoma economy is better than the national economy with 29% rating it as much [...]
Bankers encouraged about state’s economy for 2007.
March 8, 2007 by Bill Shapard · Leave a Comment
Increased gambling, payday lenders top list of adverse economic factors OKLAHOMA CITY – Optimistic describes what most Oklahoma bankers feel about the state’s economic condition and many rate their local economies stronger than that of the state, according to a recent survey. Gambling and pay-day lenders had a direct impact on negative indicators such as [...]









