The quiet supporters of Oklahoma Primary Aluminum
Oklahoma Watch article shares the perspectives of people who live near the project site for Oklahoma Primary Aluminum
The quiet supporters of Oklahoma Primary Aluminum
Supporters of a proposal to build a $4 billion aluminum plant at the Port of Inola aren’t packing town hall meetings.
They aren’t cheering on the attorney general’s lawsuit to try to block the development.
They aren’t booing Gov. Kevin Stitt’s calls to reduce America’s reliance on foreign metal.
They’re quietly running the local school district and nearby Career Tech center.
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