Chickasha, OK News

• Chickasha, OK News
• Summer History Symposium 2012 Videos
• Summer History Symposium 2012
• Area Easter Activities
• Viral video: Comedian pranks Ryan Seacrest on red carpet
• Fowler keynotes symposium on social networks, media at USAO
• Droverstock 20th Anniversary
• Promoting wellness
• No action taken on Bazemore suit
• Drover Difference Day
• VIDEO: Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction
• pounds for scholarships
• Viral video: Anchor has Ron Burgundy moment on live TV
• IRS offers tax prep assistance through volunteers
• Why choose USAO?
• Why choose USAO?
• USAO Leadership Conference 2012
• 2011 Homecoming Photos Online
• OCLA Reunion Planned for June
• Nominations Needed for Alumni Awards
• Scholarship Application Now Available
• January 2012
• Tools You Can Use
• Lynda Hanna Holding
• Evalu Russell
• Tree Campus USA-O
• Distinguished Graduate
• USAO tops Kiplinger’s Best Values in Public Colleges list for low cost
• Felony cases filed
• Police taser fight suspect
• Worthless checks land woman in legal trouble
• Sheriff's office breaks up burglary ring
• Drug task force arrests four
• Market garden school opens Jan. 17
• Collision sends three to hospitals
• Plane crash victims identified
• Kiwanis to host Pancake Day, Saturday
• Developer seeking tax credits
• Christmas Parade Of Lights
• Big reward for missing dog
• Chief Williams resigns
• County Commissioners discuss change to website
• City council will meet
• Kidnapping suspect jailed
• State Test Results Presented at School Board Meeting
• Council gets good news at work session
• City council work session
• Chickasha siblings serve in Oklahoma National Guard
• Gunshot ends standoff
• Standoff suspect kills self
• Salesman charged with embezzlement, bogus check
• Who knows the recipe?
• Steve Jobs in 2005: Death is life's 'change agent' (VIDEO)
• Breast Cancer Awareness on Campus
• Local residents find employment at local businesses
• Fear and Joking in Las Vegas
• CHS Homecoming Parade Slideshow
• Moroles to judge regional art competition at USAO
• USAO Finds New Peers in U.S. News
• Bice receives Staff Achievement award
• BARKER, Vivian I.
• TURLEY, Anna L.
• Workshop helps students, alumni build résumés
• Guitarist David Burgess kicks off local concert series
• Information meeting for Italy and UK trips scheduled Sept. 8
• HALL, Virginia M.
• PAIT, Verna J.
• SCOTT, Sue
• HEIDEBRECHT, Norma C.
• MOON, Neva J.
• HORTON, Naomi H.
• PAYNE, Lorette B.
• EDWARDS, Jimmie D.
• KELL, Jevita A.
• WALKER, Elna
• HAYS, Betty J.
• USAO joins America's elite 19 for 'A-grade' curriculum
• Grady County Fair Results
• David Burgess: Davis Waldorf Performing Arts Series Season 11
• Selected works by artist Jan Tindale.
• Doubt: Davis Waldorf Performing Arts Series Season 11
• The Great Minds: Festival of Arts and Ideas 2011
• Back to School for Chickasha - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• USAO walk-through enrollment Friday
• New Davis Hall painting nears completion
• USAO Bookstore rolls out rental program
• Henry scholar returns following overseas study
• Henry scholar returns after overseas study
• Dr. Sharon Brickman: A career of service
• Rios wins Miss Deaf Oklahoma title
• Around the Area
• Back to School Time
• SEVEN-STATE BIENNIAL EXHIBITION CALL FOR ENTRIES
• USAO Art Gallery shows treasures from Nesbitt collection
• EUBANK, Mary J.
• PARROTT, Kathy A.
• Sight for sore eyes
• Chickasha Schools enrollment information now available
• USAO Staff Association donates to Christmas in August
• Incoming freshmen awarded new scholarship
• MILLER, William E.
• GRAHAM, Edna A.
• SIMPSON, Betty H.
• LANG, Anita R.
• Dr. Shawyi Kao- A study in improbabilities
• • Spotlight of the Week •
• Regents approve $12.3M budget, students pay more
• BORN, Verlie V.
• SHORT, Laron
• KNUDSEN, Goldia A.
• FISCHER, Elizabeth E.
• Minco's Fitzgerald receives first place in contest
• Hey kids! Fish are ready for derby
• USAO announces Spring 2011 Honor Rolls
• Tornado Disaster Announcement
• Grady County District Court hearings delayed
• Help available for tornado victims
• Around the Area
• USAO earns Tree Campus USA designation
• TAYLOR, Nancy Wade
• HARRIS, Marilyn
• HARRELSON, Linda Sue Lindsey
• GONZALEZ, Alecia
• Masonic Charities Adds $100K to Festival of Arts/Ideas
• Lam showcases USAO for area fine arts students
• 50th Wedding Anniversary
• "Unfortunately, it's a long process"
• "We thought we had dodged the bullet"
• Clubs & Organizations
• Student Activities Board
• Distinguished Grad sp2011
• Download our Viewbook
• Friend Us Now!
• Apply Now!
• Student Testimonials
• Community Briefs
• Board to meet tonight
• Neill Scholarship Extended to May 2
• Grady County Warrants
• Engagement
• Community Briefs
• Easter 2011 activities
• CHS Class of 1971 seeking classmates
• Oh, what a beautiful morning
• State's congressional representation to stay the same
• March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
• Leap of Faith
• LEAP OF FAITH
• Fairbanks' one goal: Keep Am-Po strong
• Election Results: Feb. 8, 2011
• City votes yes on economic improvements, no on scholarships.
• Ninnekah Schools to close Thursday
• FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE
• Chicks tame Panthers
• New plant could mean dozens of jobs
• Am-Po takes hit in mid-term adjustment
• Use of deceased person's ATM card leads to felony charge
• Top Local Story of 2010:
• Get Reel with Wendy
• Foundation seeks new partners
• Health officials: State in crisis level for suicides
• EDWARD EUGENE ANDREWS
• Chickasha graduate wins Hirst Hospitality Award
• Parent upset with school's response to incident
• Chickasha Area YMCA recognizes volunteers
• Shirley I. Akins
• Barbara Faith Forsythe
• Albert “Al” Cornelius Lagaly
• LARRY GENE DAWDY
• Joan Watson
• Kernels from Cornvile
• Accounts set-up to assist with expenses
• AROUND THE AREA
• Get Reel with Wendy
• Around the Area
• I'm the Daughter of a Bank Robber
• City rethinks tax proposal
• Oklahoma Academy releases preliminary findings of town hall
• Safety First
• Apply now for Grady County absentee ballots
• Oklahoma Pork Council awards grants to three local teachers
• Kernels from Cornvile
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Helping children turn a page
• USAO Teacher Education sets public hearing Dec. 1
• DON RAY ROBERTS
• FLORETTA JASPER
• JOHNNIE B. SHANNON
• Cucurbit meeting scheduled
• Medicare enrollment set for December
• DECEMBER CALENDAR
• AROUND THE AREAS
• Advisory board would solve spat
• School Menus: 11-29 - 12-3, 2010
• Around the Areas
• Around the Area Community Events: 11-24-2010
• Holiday Happenings
• around the areas 11-21-2010
• Long furry tails, colorful ribbons
• Back from Afghanistan
• Spilled water sparks assault at county jail
• OLETA (LETA) HOBBS TEAGUE
• Chickasha resident attends Citizens Academy Community Leadership program
• Community Briefs
• CHURCH EVENTS
• The Pastor's Porch Stay out of the water
• FOOD FOR HEART
• The Pastor's Pen: Do You Like Oxymorons?
• 'Togetherness for the (Philippine) people'
• Woman chases down suspect
• Altrusa Hall of Trees event set for Saturday at USAO
• ROGER EDWARD McMASTERS
• Chickasha goes to dogs this week
• Volunteers to assist with Medicare enrollment
• Rush Springs High School hosts bedlam blood drive Friday
• Community Briefs
• Card of Appreciation
• Rain helps answers questions
• Honoring Heroes: Veterans Day 2010
• Residents go bald for toddler
• City may delay tax vote
• JO MARIE GARNER
• BOBBY G. SMITH
• USAO participates in Creativity World Forum
• Ninnekah man faces felony charges
• Grady Memorial CEO receives state award
• School board sets election for two seats
• County commissioners deny tort claim
• Around the Area
• Holiday Happenings
• Community Briefs
• 29th St. Dentistry recognized for charitable work
• Am-Po FCCLA officers attend national conference 
• Transformations Column
• JEANETTE WORDEN
• Tom S. Steed
• Felony charges filed against local man
• Local TEA Party takes official stand against sales tax
• Christmas Tour of Homes to help Resurrection House
• Sheriff's office implements county inmate work program
• Southpointe Addition near Tuttle given OK to withdraw from Rural Water District No. 6
• Grady County Warrants
• Stress-busting diet tips for the holidays
• 10 FOR '10
• Local 4-Hers attend YAC conference
• JUANITA DELORES VALLEE
• Orphan Sunday - Nov. 7
• Grandos returns to roots at USAO
• FOOD FOR HEART "O taste and see that the Lord is good." – Psalms 34:8
• Around the Areas
• USAO preps for December holiday choral concert
• The Pastor's Porch: Don't quit, don't quit, don't quit
• SENIOR EXHIBIT
• Teamwork on mind of newly elected DA
• Around the Areas
• Hicks rides record turnout wave into office
• Hardy keeps county post
• Transformations 11-4-10
• Around the Area Community Events & Activities
• Bald is STILL Beautiful
• Community Briefs
• Concert Tonight
• Ninnekah man arrested Saturday
• Sales Tax Question
• City says it will seek donations for new YMCA
• Festival needs help with light installation
• Police seek 2 in robbery case
• County votes to form 911 board
• National FFA officers elected recently
• Tree care conference slated Nov. 3
• Alex FCCLA officers head to New Mexico
• Bradley school building total loss following Sunday morning blaze
• Felony charges filed against Duncan couple
• 50th Anniversary: Reception to honor couple
• Barron says goodbye to HSI
• First Christian Church to be a drop site for Operation Christmas Child
• AM-Po to host Bedlam Blood Drive
• In the Service
• Santa's Workshop needs volunteers
• Public Records
• Candidates focus on safety
• Local dentist offers Halloween candy buyback
• Obituary: RUBY MAE NELSON
• Hardy, Testerman vie for District 1 position
• Another Chickasha councilman moves
• Porn possession draws arrest
• Super Saturday game moved to Monday
• Protect-ing Tradition
• Forrest Gump was right
• The Pastor's Porch
• Public Records
• Officials consider impact of SQ 744
• Fall Festivals, Carnivals and Halloween Activities
• Annual hydrant flushing underway
• Verden Elementary Nine Weeks Honor Roll
• Lupus Foundation to hold fundraiser
• Sooner fans
• Attorney general candidates differ on federal suits opinion
• A 'chili' forecast
• Chief: Arson caused blaze near church
• Area man faces burglary charge
• The Altrusa Club of Chickasha
• Turnovers kill Altus vs. Duncan
• October is Domestic Awareness month
• Keeping the 'Dawgs on the porch
• Cards of Thanks
• Election set for Tuesday, voters urged to get to polls early
• Spotlight of the Week: Pavers
• It's Your Money
• CHS graduate to sing Anthem before OU game
• Quake felt in Alex
• DA: Hottest local race going
• Blackmon arrested
• Few household names on offer at World Series
• Basketball fans get mad at USAO
• Ninth grade Chicks win at Shawnee
• High School Basketball Capsules
• 'Horns will miss 3 key players
• Quarterback and Linebacker
• Kernels from Cornville....
• GRADY COUNTY FOOTBALL
• Operation Christmas Child: Local collection dates set
• Get Reel with Wendy
• Around the Area
• LOLA BETH SHIRES ROGERS
• Register now for December ACT Test
• Fund set up for Ersland
• Cucurbit meeting set for Dec. 16
• County expects generator will be operational today
• Candidates debate regulation, health care
• Training focuses on chemical spills
• REAL FIREFIGHTERS WEAR PINK – AT LEAST DURING THIS MONTH
• School Menus, Oct. 25-29, 2010
• Public Records
• Chicks keep on Fightin'
• USAO keeps it close with Rogers State
• State lawmakers want to pass ‘anchor babies’ bill
• Hatchett reels in recognition
• Sticking to his guns, man writes Western
• Candidates seek to solve education woes
• Around the Area
• USAO adds writer, artist to media team
• Poetry Reading event set for Nov. 4
• OU Nutrition Experts say Halloween candy is ok if eaten soon
• FOOD FOR HEART
• Weekly Devotional
• The Pastor's Pen
• LOVE'S ROBBERY CASE
• Governor's race sets milestone
• Man left wallet before fleeing police
• Death Notice - Aldrich
• State questions could stump voters
• Transformations
• Violent offenders denied referral
• Jury suggests 2nd life sentence
• Community News Brefs
• Chickasha Police Reports
• Chickasha excelled against the Knights
• Halloween Events & Activities
• Death Notices/Obituraries
• Local man pleads guilty to six felonies
• Chickasha man pleads guilty to drug counts
• Three face felony charges in Tuttle High theft
• News Briefs
• Death Notices
• Date set for Christmas Queen pageant
• Dorman conducts study on electronic medical network
• 'Knightmares' for Northwest
• Baker's dozen
• Firefighters deserve ultimate respect
• Things are looking up
• SQ 750 focuses on petition requirements
• Public Records
• Power and Money
• Concentrated community effort pays off in testing number for Amber-Pocasset
• Stolen car submerged in Chickasha Lake recovered
• Cheerleading qualifies as a sport
• Teen Round-Up Spook Walk set
• School Menus, Oct. 18-22, 2010
• Community News Briefs, as of 10-17-10
• High-dose flu vaccine available
• Club Notes
• Around the Area
• Obituary: Anita Lawrence
• Grady County TEA Party to host 'A TEA Party Patriot Gathering'
• Central Oklahoma Frontier Country Full Halloween Happenings
• Accident closes 29th Street
• HONORING A FALLEN BUT REMEMBERED HERO
• Swap meets highlight weekend
• FOOD FOR HEART
• Transformations
• SHAKE, RATTLE & ROLL
• Area family headed to Africa
• Around the Area
• No. 6 Oklahoma in a hurry to score points
• Chick runners medal at conference meet
• HOPING TO STOP A HIGHLANDER
• News Briefs
• Wooden plaque will honor fallen Chickasha firefighter today
• School focuses on preventing drop outs
• Chickasha Community Briefs
• Pom Chicks to sponsor Homecoming Dance
• Get Reel with Wendy
• Grady County Historical Society Spotlight of the Week
• Account set-up to assist with expenses
• Scenes from a Book Signing
• EDNA MARIE McDONALD-IRBY
• Building costs for new center under $11M
• City water revenues sinking in red sea
• Attorney: Ninnekah can move its 911
• Pancake Profit for Pioneer Pupils
• New publisher promotes simple philosophy of business
• McLaughlin adds muscle to USAO Regents’ Leadership
• M&M Farms wins Priefert Manual chute
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• Ninnekah, county feud over 9-1-1
• RICHARD JAMES "RICH" HENLEY
• Watson returns for Farewell Party Show
• LONNIE "BUD" MARSHALL
• Local author debuts book in private show
• EDNA MARIE IRBY
• Drovers put away SNU late
• Katelynn Nicole McDowell
• White-Jarnagin
• Thornburg-Goodman
• Niles-Foster
• YOUR THOUGHTS: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• It's so much more than a paper
• Examine state questions closely before voting
• Local woman gains more than skills from nursing program
• Study considers ways to help families
• Make safety a priority to ensure Halloween fun
• Tips to develop a smart food spending plan
• Dorman finishes study on elder care
• THOMAS “BUTCH” JOSEPH BARBEE
• EDNA M. IRBY
• Local cemetery fees could rise
• No caged animals
• Hospital CEO makes university's hall of fame
• 45th Annual Spaghetti Day
• Chickasha Public Schools
• PAINT CHICKASHA PURPLE
• Civil rights journey not over
• Commission says yes on historic site
• weekly devotional . . . with Pastor Gary
• Celebration of Crafts and Quilt Exhibit seeks vendors for annual event
• Local students to host "Fields of Faith" event, Oct. 13
• Rock Island Arts Festival
• Byte & Associates Expands into New Facility
• Chickasha's "Diamonds in the Rough' to be honored this month
• Gene Watson ready to perform "real" country
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• weekly devotional . . . with Pastor Gary
• Transformations
• 2010 Celebration of Crafts and Quilt Exhibit seeks vendors
• Chiropractic: Is pain your obstacle to fitness?
• Blood drive marks initial collegiate tie for OBI
• W. WAYLAND O'NEAL
• THE BOOK
• Spaghetti Day on the way
• A SNAKE WITH A STORY
• Kernels from Cornvile
• JUSTIN SCOTT RAY "SCOOTER - HARLEY D"
• SYLVA ROGERS (SHELTON)
• Grady County seeks OKC suspect wanted on a felony larceny charge
• County receives $75,000 as part of tobacco settlement
• Man uses tire iron on wife
• Council member resigns
• SPAGHETTI DAY: BRINGING THE GOODIES
• Gifts for Yanks project underway
• Fund Established
• Bright Smiles for Education
• Local students to host "Fields of Faith" event, Oct. 13
• Pom Chicks to sponsor Homecoming Dance
• Calvary Baptist Church hosts revival
• Logsdon named one of America's Top Doctors
• MARY LINDSAY COLLINS
• HOSA Officers
• PATRICIA ANN "SISSY" DOWDY
• Spotlight of the Week
• MARCELLA ELIZABETH PATTERSON
• Tuttle residents seek special election for library
• Hang on to your hat, cowboy!
• City Council
• SCORECARD
• Around the Area
• Get Reel with Wendy
• OSU-OKC invites community to fall harvest celebration and open house
• JOHN JAMES WOOSTER
• RAYMOND THOMAS McMAHON
• MILDRED ELOIS NEWMAN-LORENZEN
• Commissioners deny inmate tort claim
• Attorney asks that DA be removed from Ersland's case
• Chickasha man charged with felony drug count
• Treasure from Australia finds its way to Chickasha
• Kernels from Cornvile
• Working wonders with wood
• VERDEN STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• PRESENTATION TO KODY TURNER'S MOTHER
• JAMES WALTER LEWIS
• Rush Springs set to host blood drive
• Voters face Friday registration deadline
• Debate heats up over schoolhouse
• FUN AT THE ARTS FEST
• Call from VP surprises mother
• CV Tech names 11 to adult leadership class
• LUNCH MENUS
• CALENDAR
• MARNA RUTH SNEDEKER
• NAN NABORS REYNOLDS
• Newspaper veteran joins Express-Star editorial staff
• Alex's speed too much for Central
• Fire destroys home in Tuttle
• AROUND THE AREA
• Arts festival starts Arts festival starts today
• THE PASTOR'S PORCH: Don't turn off the light
• Pastor expresses appreciation, shares blessing
• Artists flocking to town from across Oklahoma
• AROUND THE AREAS
• LDS to host conference this weekend
• BILLIE E. RYANS
• MARNA RUTH SNEDEKER
• Jason Hicks opened his campaign headquarters
• PAINT Chickasha Purple
• Pass for Cash Bank to sponsor half-time contest
• AROUND THE AREAS
• Transformations
• Amber-Pocasset High School music students
• Friends of the Chickasha Library
• BRIEFS
• LESTER BERYL JOLLY
• Firefighters receive valuable training
• Rock on, Rock Island Fest
• NEW: Hicks opens campaign office
• COLLEGE SOCCER
• Not so fast, my friends
• Convicted rapist starts parole effort
• USAO finds 'savings through strategy'
• Rush Springs sotball team beats rival Marlow in playoff tuneup
• Keeping the drive alive
• SCORECARD
• 'Horns unsure what to think of Central QB
• Chicks want to build on solid effort
• Encourage healthy eating for a lifetime
• Kernels from Cornvile
• Croptoberfest to benefit Make-A-Wish
• 2010 Celebration of Crafts and Quilt Exhibit seeks vendors
• Military News
• D. DONALD COKELY
• Support Groups & Meetings
• ROSETTA L. KOEHN
• CV Tech to host blood drive, Friday
• MARY ELIZABETH "BETTY" COLSTON HALL
• JOHN "RED" PHILLIPS
• Chickasha School Board welcomes new member
• What, me worry?
• ROSETTA L. KOEHN
• KENLEY SUE KESTER
• JOHN "RED" PHILLIPS
• Traffic stops lead to drug charges
• Missing guard formation
• MINCO HONORS TURNER, CELEBRATES HOMECOMING
• Fund established for Ersland defense
• SAMUEL “SAM” CARLTON MAYS
• D. DONALD COKELY
• MORITZ 'M.D.' HOOVER
• Pace-Flowers
• Jackson to be included in magazine
• Increase calcium intake
• Volunteers sought
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• “Bright Smiles for Education”
• AROUND THE AREAS
• 10 for '10
• Central Oklahoma Calendar
• Lady Chicks softball games rescheduled, again
• Graduates receiving master of science degrees in nursing from the OBU
• SOCCER: Drovers overpower Tabor
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Redskins come from behind to win
• Minco defeats Wellston 28-12
• Kernels from Cornvile
• AROUND THE AREAS
• Local man in critical care after accident
• USAO Drama spreads awareness, gives to community
• Double HEARTBREAK
• Oklahoma State University sets enrollment records for undergraduate Honors College
• RICHARD CLAYTON TROTTER
• GMH phasing in electronic health records
• Phelps given favorable recommendation for release
• Durant to honor fallen Chick
• Purple Jungle
• CHURCH BRIEFS
• The Pastor's Pen: Walking by faith
• The Pastor's Porch: What's in a name?
• Food for Heart
• AROUND THE AREAS
• Redskins seek redemption this week
• USAO grad made name for himself in hoops
• PREP SOFTBALL
• COLLEGE SOCCER
• AWAITING A CHANCE TO TAME THE LIONS
• How do I lose those extra pounds?
• AROUND THE AREA
• COMMUNITY NEWS
• Sheriff, OHP out to curb alcohol-related collisions
• Elders honored at opening
• Grady County Historical Society
• City hopes to extend tax
• Best of Show
• Foundation program wins state award
• After big homecoming win, Longhorns face new challenge
• Junior Social Workers' of Chickasha
• BOBBY ORF Jan. 2, 1933 - Sept. 20, 2010
• RICHARD CLAYTON TROTTER
• BARBARA JUNE TROUB
• MARY MELTON WINBURN
• Hospital plans Breast Cancer Awareness Month activities
• SORROW SHARED
• Water safety classes offered thru Boat Oklahoma
• Cow Train
• Oklahoma State Department of Health’s Step UP program nationally honored   &nbs
• Community Briefs
• "Brown Bag" Recovery Workshops set
• Local girl looks to help others
• SWYFS awards "Distinguished Friend" to Burns
• Oklahoma producers eligible for Conservation Reserve Program
• Stevens to kick again for No. 8 Oklahoma
• SCORECARD
• Racing CHAMPIONS
• Youth Leadership Oklahoma accepting applications for Class X
• MARY MELTON WINBURN
• SoonerCare members can choose to renew benefits online
• RICHARD CLAYTON TROTTER
• Defense rests with no evidence, Kastner convicted
• ROSIE L. JERZYKOWSKI
• OU regents approve budget for Cancer Institute
• HELEN MARIE BURNS
• JOHN EARL DAWES
• Commissioners open bids, approve bridge project
• Investigation continues in Tuttle
• “National Constitution Week”
• Child hit by car, woman charged
• Local merchants establish Turner memorial fund
• PRAIRIE CIRCUIT COWBOY FOCUSES ON TREES & RODEO
• Football coaches wary of health concerns
• Lady Chicks fall to Bethany
• Service for Turner to be held Tuesday
• Local farms recognized in report
• Memorial set for Sunday
• New conservation loan program available for producers
• Fall crop insurance deadline nears
• Rock Island Arts Festival 2010 urges community to pull together
• POW/MIA Recognition Day set
• Ninnekah OHCE meets, works on service project
• WVCAC Head Start openings available
• Grady County will offer flu vaccine in October
• 2010 Celebration of Crafts and Quilt Exhibit seeks vendors
• Head Start accepting enrollments
• WVCAC Early Head Start to open soon
• ANNIE D. BLISH
• Middleberg School Breaks Ground for New Construction
• Annie Dee Blish
• Kody Scott Turner
• Multiple crashes in NW OKC leave 5 injured
• Strolling through history
• Handcuffed couple manages to escape burning home
• JAELYNN STEPHENSON
• CLAUDE WILBUR GILLETT
• Footprints nab burglary suspect
• Fightin' Chick in critical condition
• 6,000-ton emergency generator now in place
• Former resident gets life
• Automatic Transfer Switch Box
• Chickasha community grieves death of high school football player
• Players shocked over loss of teammate
• FROM THE PASTOR'S PORCH
• THE PASTOR'S PEN
• AROUND THE AREA
• Water worry
• AN A-MAIZING NIGHT
• Memorial set for Sunday
• Transformations
• Local students earn O-State degrees
• Dorman urges schools to recruit medical help
• Local farm plans Chickasha Night
• CORRECTION
• CLAUDE WILBUR GILLETT
• JOHNNY C. POSEY
• Fightin' Chick collapses
• GRADY COUNTY PUBLIC RECORDS
• CHICKASHA POLICE REPORTS
• Main Street History Walk set for Sept. 17
• Kernels from Cornvile
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Hometown News
• Dorman learns about Oklahoma educational programs
• Grady County Historical Society & Museum
• Flu vaccine available in October
• Anadarko rapist gets life in prison without parole
• School board, city to buy 'Grand' street light
• Tough cookie helps keep children safe from predators
• 9-1-1 call saves grandma
• LOCAL MAN RECALLS DRIVING WWII PRISONERS
• SCORECARD
• Local tee-ball teams seeks potential prospects for fall
• Express-Star hires 14-year veteran as sports editor
• BEAR TRAP
• COUNTY EVENTS
• Around The Area
• Community Briefs
• Get Reel with Wendy
• COMMUNITY BRIEFS
• VIRGIE MAE STARKEY
• LONNIE GLEN QUILLIN
• Man killed in hit-and-run on U.S. 62
• County looks forward to new generator for EMS
• Elderly man's case on docket
• WHAT'S COOKING? SPAGHETTI
• Oklahoma St hopes to avoid Week 2 letdown vs. Troy
• Sooners' six touchdowns Saturday
• No. 10 Sooners face early test vs No. 17 Seminoles
• Chicks lose fight with Indians, prepares to battle Bears Friday
• OKLAHOMA FISHING REPORT
• Kernels from Cornvile
• Ralph Dennis Brooksher
• Over 5,000 Oklahomans seeking mental health waivers
• Disc Golf
• Local blood drive set for Friday
• Amber-Pocasset listed seventh among state in ACT scores for 2010
• The Chicks (0-2)
• Ninnekah OHCE September minutes
• "Potato Bar"
• Reunion held
• Epworth United Methodist Church's "Something Worthwhile"
• Wind Hollow Foundation to sponsor jubilee, celebration
• Physical Therapy Central announces new partnership
• GRADY COUNTY WARRANTS
• CHICKASHA VOLLEYBALL
• GRADY COUNTY WARRANTS
• FOOTBALL CONTEST WINNER
• Hatfield to speak at NewSong Church
• ROBERT NOEL COWARD
• OLLIE JO HARRIS
• SHARLOTTIE M. (MITCHELL) CHERRY
• AUDRA HENDRIX
• Recent storm brings needed rain, leaves high-water spots
• NO BOUNDARIES
• Caring about 'crocks & college kids
• Community Briefs
• Body of Duncan soldier to be returned Thursday
• Brooks graduated from basic training
• YVONNE ANN MOORE
• ANNA MAE LARGENT
• Council honors those who served
• Chickasha Public Schools roll with the changes
• AROUND THE AREA
• Support Groups and On-Going Events
• Grady County Special Olympics Equestrians
• Food Bank initiates local drive against student hunger
• ROSA NUCKOLS/ GUFFEE
• MARLIN EUGENE LAURENS, SR.
• HASKELL CURTIS GREENROYD, SR.
• ANNA MAE LARGENT
• HIWANAH JOAN CASSMEYER WOOD
• DOUGLAS EUGENE HENRY, SR.
• County agrees to pay tort claim
• Director: Prepare for flash floods
• Homebuyers class on tap for Sept. 18
• ‘Darko clobbers Chicks 41-7 in season opener
• around the area
• Get Reel
• Arts Council meeting planned for Sept. 13
• TOM STILLS
• Pictured are Robert Turner, Senior Vice President of Corporate Relations ....
• Six small earthquakes shake Central Oklahoma
• One killed in boating accident on Lake Eufaula
• LYJ-AAHS receives grant from foundation
• County firefighters battle blazes Sunday off turnpike
• JAMES QUINTON 'CLIFF' HENSLEY
• JERRY WAYNE ADAMS
• MAURINE TUNSTALL PETERS
• Tech Center honors local business
• Swing set safety at school prompts removal
• Church Briefs
• The Pastor's Porch
• The Pastor's Pen: Labor Day
• AROUND THE AREA
• AIDS/HIV prevention presentation set for Chickasha Schools
• OSU's Gundy still learning on job
• STATE SPORTS BRIEFS
• Duncan nips Chicks for straight-game win
• AROUND THE AREA
• GRADY COUNTY FAIR RESULTS
• Transformations
• High-speed chase lands 1 in jail
• Whimsical metal work, jewelry part of big art show at USAO
• Poetry Reading event set
• CV Tech nursing students capture top honors in national competition
• Grady County Historical Society & Museum
• Chickasha preps to host softball tournament
• Chicks, Alex open on road
• Republican: Obama agenda bad for economy
• Voting is one of our greatest American freedoms
• Lawmaker examines state questions
• NHS principal appreciates effort of law enforcement
• around the Areas
• GRADY COUNTY FAIR RESULTS
• NEWS BRIEFS
• Sooners' announcer to retire
• Judge recuses herself from pharmacy case
• 5 inmates denied parole
• NEWS BRIEFS
• John Kingerlee's work to be featured at USAO Art Gallery
• Filing starts for open Minco City Council seat
• Fire burns 100 acres near Ninnekah
• County opens bids for fire station
• WHAT I 'SAW' AT THE GRADY COUNTY FAIR
• Swine show headed back to town
• AROUND THE AREA
• One for the History Book
• Central Oklahoma’s Event Calendar September 2010
• NEWS BRIEFS
• Heffington, Doan earn scholarships to Northwestern
• Chickasha splits matches in Lawton
• Drover Baseball, softball programs host alumni weekend
• OKLAHOMA FISHING REPORT
• Wildlife Expo to feature Oklahoma's outdoors Sept. 25-26
• Chicks struggle with Reds' run game
• Drover men win “scrummage” 5-1
• Various issues on the slate next week
• Alex visits Ryan for final scrimmage
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Scrimp or splurge on home furnishings
• Ninnekah FFA announces it's Blue & Gold time
• Three Chicks medal in cross-country outing
• Around the Area
• Oklahomans for Responsible Government to present program Thursday
• Community Briefs
• AT&T brings 3G mobile broadband network to Chickasha
• Grady County Fair on Aug. 26-29
• Chisholm Trail Arts Council Opening Night
• Sooner State Bank to host blood drive Tuesday
• Murder charge against pharmacist to stand
• Three car collision
• USAO walk-through enrollment Friday
• Chickasha Community Gospel Singers celebrate 15th anniversary
• County considers tort claim Monday
• CHS Cheer Mini-Clinic
• DA approves contract between sheriff, bank
• ROBERT HUBER "BOB" WEIDENMAIER
• THOMAS DAVID CRUZAN
• Museum adds another research tool with Alex Cemetery history
• AROUND THE AREA
• Oklahoma Women in Agriculture and Small Business Conference set
• Local Head Start offers volunteer opportunity
• Poetry Reading event set for Sept. 2
• RUBY HELEN KUYKENDALL
• Doak wins Republican nomination, will face incumbent Holland in November
• DA approves contract between sheriff, bank
• County considers tort claim
• Am-Po Grads head off to Freshman Orientation
• Dentistry provides charity opportunity for Foundation
• Ashley Wheeler to perform at county fair
• Here's looking at you, princess
• CHICKASHA POLICE REPORT
• Grant for radios moves to forefront
• CHICKASHA POILCE REPORTS
• Authorities arrest man after hunt, standoff
• PROVIDING THE PEP
• Grady County Fair: 95 years old, still going strong
• One August runoff primary election impacts Republicans
• Police still seek clues in murder case
• Abused 'Sweetheart' finds a home
• Stabbing leads to arrest
• WELCOME TO THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR, CVTC STUDENTS
• Grady County Warrants: July 23 - Aug. 20, 2010
• Accident sends man to hospital Friday
• Chickasha Bank & Trust Company hosts blood drive today
• Weekend fires keep firefighters busy
• CHICKASHA POLICE REPORTS
• Economy foremost on Fallin's mind
• COUNTDOWN TO THE GRADY COUNTY FAIR: 6 Days
• Police plan intensive crackdown
• USAO earns top billing in U.S. News
• Man gets life for robbery
• SMART BOARD FOR SMART KIDS
• Death ruled homicide
• Odor leads authorities to leak
• Donations given to family whose house burned
• Welcome back, Washita
• Police seek answers in murder investigation
• Early morning disturbance leads to arrest
• Lake: He's a magic man
• Sharing Recipes Generations have shared their sand plum recipe
• Council to consider appointment
• Accident injures two Saturday
• Body found, death called suspicious
• Turbine on truck stops traffic Thursday
• Paraskevidekatriaphobic?
• Grady County Warrants
• Truck Fire!
• Behind THE scenes The story behind the story that you’ll never know
• Green hay bales could’ve been cause of fire on Tuesday
• Mishap pulls power line down east of town
• Drug charges pending for two men
• Don’t Forget... some local schools in session
• It’s almost Grady County Fair time!
• Chickasha police reports: AUGUST 5-8
• USAO grad joins staff as print shop manager
• CPS Board meets, hosts open house at new Activity Center
• Wind farm moves into south of Minco to harness and create usable energy
• Friends conclude summer luncheon series
• Grady County 4-H Hall of Fame winner
• Rush Springs Watermelon Queen visits with 2-45th ADT Soldiers
• Commissioners open, accept bid for vehicles
• Two Tuttle residents face drug charges

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