With new hands on the wheel, OPUBCO will stay on course
L AUNCHED in 1903, The Oklahoma Publishing Co. has been steered by steady hands ever since. Those hands have shared common family genes but they also shared common conservative values.
OPUBCO's ownership and management were handed down from generation to generation. Next month, the Gaylord and Dickinson families, who have helmed the state's premier newsgathering operation for more than 108 years, will hand the c...
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