AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOklahoma City Housing & Revitalization: A $25 million Choice Neighborhoods grant will help transform the Will Rogers Courts and Westwood Exchange area, with phased replacement of aging buildings over the next eight years. Food Safety: Walmart’s Great Value Organic Triple Berry Blend (10 oz) is recalled in 16 states, including Oklahoma, due to possible E. coli O145 contamination; no illnesses tied to this specific product yet, but consumers are told not to eat it. Construction & Local Traffic: ODOT is resurfacing Highway 169 from Talala to just south of Nowata, cutting it to one lane with a 55 mph limit and expected delays into late fall. Manufacturing & Defense Work: Wall Colmonoy in Oklahoma City won a $5–$6 million, five-year U.S. Air Force contract to remanufacture F-16 heat exchangers, aiming to expand local operations and jobs. Energy Prices: GasBuddy reports show diesel and E85 pricing snapshots across Oklahoma counties, with Nowata’s lowest E85 at $2.79 and Caddo County’s lowest diesel at $4.88. Business & Policy: Oklahoma is weighing regulation of prediction markets as sports betting stays illegal, raising consumer-protection and gambling-disorder concerns. Education & Community: Greenheck Group plans a major Oklahoma expansion by taking over a former Macy’s distribution center in Owasso, targeting early 2027 operations and hundreds of jobs.
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