AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHousing and Growth: Oklahoma City unveiled a $130 million housing strategy, aiming to build 4,000 homes a year and preserve or repair 1,000 more as the city grows. Retail Expansion: Paris Baguette opened its first U.S. drive-through in Moore, betting on commuter traffic and suburban customers. Infrastructure: About 75 rural residents urged regulators to reconsider AEP’s proposed multistate transmission line, citing impacts on farms, ranches and businesses; AEP says it would improve grid reliability. Kinetic also added 7,000 fiber connections in Oklahoma. Business Disruption: A Microsoft outage affected Oklahoma workers, government offices and banks, with service recovery underway Friday. Agriculture: Farm conditions remain mixed: stronger crop prices may ease pressure on farm finances, while cattle prices have fallen sharply. A new regional cash-cattle report covering Oklahoma aims to improve market transparency. Workforce: OSU is establishing an aviation school to help address a pilot shortage.
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