Nearly 300 attend OTA meeting

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Large turnout Monday at Noble High School

The Purcell Register

October 2, 2025

Just under 300 people attended the last of three Oklahoma Transportation Authority Open Houses concerning the recent change to the South Extension Turnpike Monday at Noble High School.

OTA officials, who said this was the largest turnout of the three meetings, report about 75 homes will be affected including several in McClain County.

“We were pleased to have reached the people who truly needed to hear the information and leave us their contact information for updates as design progresses, OTA spokesperson Terri Angier said.

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Large turnout Monday at Noble High School

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