Oklahoma House Approves State Employee Pay Plan
About 150 state workers protested as the Oklahoma House passed the pay raise plan 59 to 32, with an emergency clause defeated 70 to 21. The measure offers $20 to $36 monthly boosts for earners under $670, plus full 3 percent retirement contributions, and merit raises for higher grades.
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Rooster Day Festival Expands in Broken Arrow
Rooster Day, started to push farmers to swap aging roosters for better stock, now features a rodeo parade old settlers dinner and varied music. This year’s event runs May 20 to 21 in Broken Arrow highlighting community entertainment.
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