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The Frontier launched 8 years ago today. Can you help us continue our mission to produce in-depth investigative journalism in Oklahoma?
Eight years down, many more to go
It's hard to believe its been eight years since we launched The Frontier inside a small sub-office in downtown Tulsa.
The eight years since have been a whirlwind - we've covered elections and executions, conducted countless investigations, uncovered fraud and wrongdoing and helped shine a light on Oklahoma while holding the powerful accountable.
The difficulties all news outlets, big and small, face are well known. Newsrooms are downsizing and cost-cutting across the country, not just in Oklahoma.
We're committed to serving Oklahomans not just by providing high-quality in-depth reporting, but by writing stories about under-covered topics and communities.
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Have ideas for other stories you'd like to see in The Frontier or want to give us feedback? Please emailus.
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This newsletter is edited by Brianna Bailey. Contact her at brianna@readfrontier.com.
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Take a look at electric vehicle startup Canoo’s contracts with Oklahoma Canoo has not yet received any incentive payments from the state, which are contingent on the company meeting hiring goals and other performance measures. Any money would come from Oklahoma’s Quick Action Closing Fund, a pot of state-appropriated cash intended to help the governor to lure new jobs to the state.
The state now has no enforceable limits on many common man-made chemicals, which have been linked to several types of cancers, developmental problems in children and other negative health effects.
As a nonprofit, our journalism is free of ads and subscription fees. We believe that benefits all Oklahomans by eliminating barriers to important news. But it also means we rely on your support to keep the lights on.
Want to join the thousands of Oklahomans who've donated to help keep our journalism free for everyone? Here's the link. Want to support our newsroom by wearing some of our Frontier merchandise? There's a link for that, too.
Buying our merch? Here's a discount code. Enter code FRONTIER2023 at checkout for 10 percent off.
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