Online auction proves profitable
MIDWEST CITY — Scrapping live auctions and selling the city's surplus property on the Internet has been more profitable than anticipated, city officials said.
In the past, city workers would gather every other year in the dead of summer to have a gigantic auction to get rid of thousands of surplus items.
Old garbage trucks, lawn mowers, computer equipment, pipes, street lights and a hodgepodge of other items w...
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