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Molly M. Fleming

Oklahoma City
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Kansas born, Arkansas raised, and proudly an OKC hype girl. I can cook and bake quite well. I like bourbon and beer. Opinions are my own. IG: Mollz405
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OSU engineering classes to start fall 2021 in DISCOVERY building

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By Molly M. Fleming
| Greater Oklahoma City Chamber
By Molly M. Fleming / Economy / October 13, 2020 Oklahoma State University is planning to use the Baker Hughes Energy Innovation Center building in the Innovation District for research, engineering classes and activities connected to the OKC business community as it fills the workforce with ready-to-hire engineers.
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Lariat Landing getting attention as national marketing begins

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By Molly M. Fleming
| Greater Oklahoma City Chamber
By Molly M. Fleming / Development / September 21, 2020 The Oklahoma City Airport Trust is working with Chamber member CBRE to market 553 acres of Lariat Landing, which is adjacent to the Will Rogers World Airport. Lariat Landing stretches from SW 54th Street on the north to SW 104th Street on south. Airports Director Mark Kranenburg said the Trust wanted to hire brokers to market the site to facilitate faster growth and development.
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ACS Hope Lodge will benefit patients, research efforts

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By Molly M. Fleming
| Greater Oklahoma City Chamber
By Molly M. Fleming / Development / September 16, 2020 Stephenson Cancer Center Director Dr. Robert Mannel has been advocating for an American Cancer Society Hope Lodge since he came to Oklahoma City in 1989. The cancer center at OU Medicine treats patients from all 77 counties and 40% of the patients drive more than 50 miles to get treatment, he said. After treatment, many patients need rest or need to be monitored to see if they have a reaction.
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