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Carter County commissioners took decisive action to address disaster recovery, approving crucial payments while navigating the complexities of vendor invoice disputes.
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Carter County just approved a groundbreaking $20 million for Hampton High School's construction—what does this mean for the future of education in the area?
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Carter County has just approved a staggering $15.8 million for the Hampton High School restoration and essential disaster-recovery measures following recent storms!
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Carter County commissioners just approved over $10 million in budget amendments and vital infrastructure repairs, paving the way for significant improvements in our community!
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Carter County's recent budget amendments pave the way for critical disaster recovery and essential school projects, ensuring a brighter future for the community.
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Carter County's Board of Commissioners just approved over $10 million in funding for local schools and authorized a crucial recovery grant—big changes are underway!
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Carter County is set to boost recovery efforts with a unanimous decision to issue up to $40 million in capital notes and approve vital disaster-recovery contracts!
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Carter County commissioners greenlit over $3.1 million in vital recovery contracts and payments to tackle the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, including massive debris removal and crucial bridge repairs.
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Carter County is making major moves with $1.8 million in budget amendments and a new bridge contract to boost recovery efforts!
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Carter County just approved a massive $3 million emergency loan to tackle the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene, paving the way for critical repairs and recovery efforts!
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Carter County is taking significant steps towards recovery, approving over $5.5 million for critical road repairs and disaster response contracts following the devastation of Hurricane Helene.
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Carter County is taking action to repair flood damage and secure millions in FEMA funding, but questions loom over high consultant fees and budget oversight.
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Carter County is taking tourism to new heights with a groundbreaking three-year partnership aimed at transforming day-trippers into overnight guests!
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Carter County is set to receive a $4 million disaster-recovery grant for crucial infrastructure improvements, but a potential government shutdown could stall progress!
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Carter County's property assessor is pushing for a shift to a four-year reappraisal cycle that could unlock $400,000 in new revenue—but will the county approve the necessary hires to make it happen?
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Carter County commissioners are considering a shift to a four-year property reappraisal cycle to potentially reclaim lost revenue and better serve their community.
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Carter County commissioners faced a heated debate over whether to cut ties with their costly disaster-recovery contractor, risking vital FEMA support in the process.
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The black and white photograph depicts a rural landscape with an overcast sky. In the foreground, there is a prominent wooden gate consisting of several horizontal planks supported by vertical posts which appear aged and weathered. The fence appears to be part of a larger enclosure that extends into the background where numerous upright poles punctuate a flat horizon, suggesting this might be farmland or pastureland. Some vegetation can be seen in patches on what looks like sandy ground with tire tracks visible along one side. There's no sign of human activity; it conveys abandonment and stillness.
Carter County, Oklahoma. Abandoned land, exhausted soil
#CarterCounty #Oklahoma #undefined #photography #DorotheaLange
https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770105/
![The black and white photograph captures a man walking down a dirt road with a bundle in his arms. He appears to be weary or burdened, as suggested by the posture of carrying something heavy. The landscape is flat and stretches out into the distance under an open sky with few clouds visible.
In the background, there are power lines running parallel to the road, which suggests that this rural area might have some infrastructure in place for electricity distribution. A wooden fence runs along one side of the field on either end, indicating property boundaries or farm areas. There's a small structure resembling a shed or barn towards the right-hand side.
The photograph has handwritten text at the top corner with cursive characters and numbers that read "38251" followed by some obscured digits which could be part of an address or reference number for this particular shot within Dorothea Lange’s collection. The caption provided offers a contextual narrative, indicating that this man is returning home after purchasing provisions near Oil City in Carter County.
The choice to present the image in black and white may emphasize contrast, texture, and form over color information. It could be suggesting themes of hardship or nostalgia associated with rural life during the time period when Lange was active as a photographer (late 19th century), reflecting on conditions like dust bow [...]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ls2ap3pxsotp3pgwjf7o633l/bafkreiak6472yn46on6agm2dptukhmlqj3dnenkxsrypkmzb7qq4q57ayi)
The black and white photograph captures a man walking down a dirt road with a bundle in his arms. He appears to be weary or burdened, as suggested by the posture of carrying something heavy. The landscape is flat and stretches out into the distance under an open sky with few clouds visible. In the background, there are power lines running parallel to the road, which suggests that this rural area might have some infrastructure in place for electricity distribution. A wooden fence runs along one side of the field on either end, indicating property boundaries or farm areas. There's a small structure resembling a shed or barn towards the right-hand side. The photograph has handwritten text at the top corner with cursive characters and numbers that read "38251" followed by some obscured digits which could be part of an address or reference number for this particular shot within Dorothea Lange’s collection. The caption provided offers a contextual narrative, indicating that this man is returning home after purchasing provisions near Oil City in Carter County. The choice to present the image in black and white may emphasize contrast, texture, and form over color information. It could be suggesting themes of hardship or nostalgia associated with rural life during the time period when Lange was active as a photographer (late 19th century), reflecting on conditions like dust bow [...]
Man going home with relief. Bought provisions. Near Oil City, Oklahoma. Carter County
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https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770165/
The image depicts an individual from the era of historical photographs captured with a large format camera, as evidenced by its black and white composition. The person is standing on what appears to be a dirt road or path in rural areas, indicated by the open sky above and sparse vegetation visible in the background. This man carries two bags; one secured over his right shoulder, which seems filled with supplies such as food or personal belongings, given its substantial size relative to him. The other bag is held under his left arm and appears lighter in weight compared to the first bag. The individual wears a long-sleeved shirt and what might be work pants or overalls; both are worn out, suggesting frequent use for manual labor tasks such as farming. A cap on his head provides protection from sun exposure, which was common during outdoor agricultural activities at that time. His posture indicates he is in transit, perhaps traveling to a different location for employment-related reasons. The photograph does not depict any modern elements or technology, further anchoring the timeframe of this image within historical contexts rather than contemporary settings.
Relief client near Oil City, Oklahoma. Oil City is a source of heavy immigration to California. Carter County, Oklahoma
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https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770163/
The image is a black and white photograph depicting three individuals in what appears to be agricultural or rural settings. The central figure stands prominently, dressed in overalls with suspenders and wearing a hat that suggests outdoor work attire. This person holds two objects: one resembles a walking stick while the other could be interpreted as either a smoking pipe or a small tool. To his right is another individual kneeling on the ground, also clad in working clothes including coveralls, though this figure's hands are obscured from view, making it difficult to ascertain their specific activity. The third person, partly visible and slightly out of focus, wears a hat similar to that worn by the central figure and appears to be engaged with something just beyond our field of vision. They stand in front of what looks like barbed wire fence, indicative of rural farm or ranch settings. In the foreground are wildflowers suggesting an open landscape. Atop each individual is text indicating it's a day laborer near Oil City, Oklahoma in Carter County, as referenced by Day laborer near Oil City, Oklahoma - Dorothea Lange (https://images.loener.nl/DorotheaLange/full/6495/6495b797ba25398d90c4ecaf.jpg).
Day laborer near Oil City, Oklahoma. Carter County, Oklahoma
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https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017770162/
Carter County is on track to secure up to $37 million in FEMA assistance for disaster recovery and mitigation efforts, with several key projects already underway.
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The Carter County Commission just approved a staggering $6.5 million bond fund amendment along with several other budget measures and community donations.
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A fiery debate erupted in Carter County as commissioners clashed over the proposed Tweetsie Trail extension, raising critical questions about spending, community needs, and the future of local development.
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Carter County Commissioners took swift action to approve emergency measures, including a temporary bridge lease and vital budget amendments, ensuring public safety remains a top priority.
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The Tri City Airport is on the brink of a major transformation, with new airline routes and a federal grant paving the way for economic growth in the region.
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Motorola is on track for a 2026 completion of the county's public-safety radio project, with key equipment already delivered and critical geotechnical studies underway!
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Carter County's commission just greenlit significant budget amendments and vendor payments, including a $1,000 salary boost for an employee and over $300,000 for vital bank stabilization work!
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Consultants are recommending the former highway alignment for the Tweetsie Trail, citing safety and construction concerns that could reshape the project’s future.
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Carter County is shaking up employee health benefits with new policies that could save money and improve wellness—are you ready for the change?
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