The meetings on camera and the news coverage as it aired. For the full entry-by-entry record of how this unfolded, see How It Happened.
Local broadcast coverage and the Attorney General's full press conference, in the order they happened.
The Attorney General asks the court to stop all site work before Inola’s moratorium expires on Aug. 28 — the fight that now hangs over the whole project.
FOX23 on the preliminary-injunction motion and the expert declaration projecting 425 tons of fluoride a year filed alongside it.
An Inola cattleman drives out of state to sample forage downwind of an existing smelter, and brings back a toxicologist’s warning about grazing near one.
Foreign ownership and the plant itself become a flashpoint in the Republican runoff for governor.
The complete announcement of the petition to block the smelter, delivered to applause from the residents who gathered for it.
The filing in Rogers County District Court and the statewide fight it set off between the Attorney General, the governor, and the White House.
Supporters say the project reshapes Oklahoma’s economy. Neighbors say it does not belong on the other side of their fence line.
Residents question Oklahoma Primary Aluminum staff directly — the first time most of them could ask anyone anything.
The earliest sustained local coverage of what neighbors were already asking about hydrogen fluoride, months before the permit landed.