Duncan, OK News

• Duncan, OK News
• Commissioners to discuss Crosstown Bridge beams
• Municipal Band to start rehearsals
• The one that got away — with help
• Boy oh Boys State
• Adult summer reading on tap
• Memorial Day observances planned in area
• Embezzlement charges filed against ex-BPDS employee
• Planting the flags
• Stephens Co. Relay takes on Five Star Challenge
• Money helps save lives of cancer victims
• Council OKs library boiler proposal
• Duncan’s Smith named Republican Party ‘Rising Star’
• Velma town council approves storm siren bid
• Relay For Life section coming Sunday
• Health department conducting survey into state of area
• Central High FFAers to head to nation’s capital
• City council decides to continue Main Street Program
• The show’s on the road
• Don’t fence them in
• DALC gets grant from Dollar General
• Library prepares for summer reading program
• They’re gonna live forever
• Empire FFA chapter holds awards banquet
• Council discusses property buffer for hotel
• Commission tables water district items
• Weekend storm left many in area without power
• Fire department fundraiser raises more than $12,000
• Carnival crews
• Arrest made in hit and run
• You’re a good man, Jake Brown
• Council to discuss Main Street Duncan program
• Check that ID
• Waiting a long time for a steep discount
• A fine kettle of fish
• Leaders hope to raise money for Fuqua's Kiddieland Park fence
• Grad to be there
• Commissioners to continue water-project discussion
• Honoring a 'special' class at Waurika
• Comanche graduates honor 'small-town' life
• Bray-Doyle seniors a class full of jokers
• The trees of life graduate at Central high
• Empire graduate gets dad surprise
• First Baptist sponsoring third Gas Buydown
• Heldermon takes reins as Bray-Doyle Elementary principal
• 21,000 pounds of food collected in letter carriers food drive
• DHS seniors graduate 'united'
• Velma-Alma Comets reach next phase
• It’s the job, warts and all
• Schools see front office shakeup
• Class sponsors Fuqua upkeep
• Several hundred expected for fish fry
• Fair named GOP national committeeman for Oklahoma
• 'Fitting' in
• Red River Tech reaches housing deal
• Library improves collection process
• Conservation Conversation
• School food program set for another summer
• Plato ID’d as reward school
• Commission receives, tables water district bids
• Pair from Duncan earn Special Olympic medals
• RRTC Board names Holding as new principal
• Beams to be used in county bridges
• Children vacation activities offered
• Candidates for state office discuss educational issues
• Heritage center stays within budget for awards
• ...And it feels so good
• For way more than two
• Pair retire from Mark Twain
• Police: Alcohol led to wreck
• Love is an amazing thing
• Commissioners to consider rural water project bids
• Fire, smoke leave boy shaken
• 'Neither rain nor...'
• Teen takes stand against bullying with rally
• 'Tis the season
• Quilty consciences
• Pancreatic Tournament postponed
• H20 On the safe side at local schools
• Velma changes rules for police home addresses
• One man dead after boating accident at Waurika Lake
• OK . . . go!
• Power Shop recycling to close
• Suspect extradited to county
• Teen organizes anti-bully rally
• Local Humane Society encourages spaying, neutering
• DMS to use STEM education
• Third suspect arrested
• Johnson wins Crossman Award
• Duncan earns three Redbud Awards
• Council makes it a quick one
• Central High student honored as top volunteer
• Letter carriers prepare to ‘Stamp Out Hunger’
• Duncan man injured in weekend fall from ladder
• Schools release graduation numbers
• Employment changes mark education meeting
• Drumroll, please
• City council to consider demolition bid
• School board to discuss hiring, resigning employees
• Council offers summer camp
• Humane Society raises money
• Brown starts 3rd term
• Hill takes reins in Marlow
• Group promotes female fellowship
• Awake at the wheel
• Duncan bands holding pair of concerts
• Farm to You program fills students’ plates
• Send-off ceremony gives veterans local recognition
• Living history
• Board to consider Internet provider
• One arrested, two sought in home invasion
• Meal features update on city
• Awards, city updates mark city breakfast
• Area cities set to swear in mayors
• Rise and shine
• Area seniors to participate in baccalaureate services
• Mobile home burns in Wednesday fire
• Duncan, Comanche girls golf teams take state titles
• PRCA Rodeo bringing West to the Midwest
• Duncan arts & crafts show on slate for this weekend
• Schools say students on track with ACE reqs.
• Banjo is his name-o
• First Christian’s Friendship Day scheduled for Friday
• Honor Flight takes veterans to D.C.
• Honor Flight veterans to get send off
• First Baptist Church hosting National Day of Prayer Thursday
• Velma council opts against renewing pool lease
• Bray family loses home in early Sunday blaze
• Leadership Duncan Class XVI reflects on lessons
• Oklahoma's OK
• Commissioners ready for auditing process
• Raincrow pleads guilty
• 'The best of buds'
• Raincrow sentenced to 30 years
• Dorper Sheep Sale takes place at Stephens Co. fairgrounds
• Bluegrass Festival sees strong turnout
• Touched by a bunch of little angels
• Awards highlight Law Day
• Commissioners to discuss wind power projects agreement
• Art lessons impact Gabriel’s House youth
• McKinney enters race for District 51 House seat
• Crepe-y Crawlers
• DAEDF wraps up 26th turkey hunt
• Maher found guilty; sentencing June 5
• Horace Mann students claim their land
• More evidence presented in Maher trial
• Something to chew on
• No school for DPS
• Stephens Co. Law Day to be held Friday
• Duncan City Council approves road work payments
• Marlow moves to larger venue
• Worth writing ‘home’ about
• Expired, unwanted prescription drugs focus of 3D Drug Free Coalition
• Doctor testifies on shooting
• Couple survives invasion in home
• State unemployment falls
• Final payment approved on treatment project
• District attorney to present evidence
• Heritage Trails Committee moves ahead on Duncan trails project
• Balthrop found not guilty
• NOT GUILTY: Jury returns verdict on Brandon Balthrop
• Jury out on Balthrop trial
• Leadership Duncan applications available
• Apple to be Leadership Duncan speaker
• Driven to win: Gayanich takes Best in Show
• Council to discuss road deal
• Heritage Trails committee ready for project planning
• Stephens County Health Department to get new generator
• Sooners, later
• Maher trial to start Monday
• Banner announces Kelley as new managing editor
• Survivor speaks at Relay dinner
• Marlow to transform Guard armory into library
• Students rock out during celebratory pep rally
• In high gear
• Attorneys: Trial ‘went very well’
• Commissioners to consider generator agreement
• Lay of the land (runs)
• No hearing for ‘Personhood’ bill
• OKC bombing still resonates on anniversary
• Late-night intruder surprises woman
• Dyer found guilty, gets 30 years
• Bank program to feature work by local artist
• DLT planning auditions for ‘Dixie Swim Club’
• Davidson, Calhoun receive honors
• Marlow to repurpose Guard building
• Eating guru to speak at DRH Ladies Luncheon
• Alleged victim in Dyer case testifies
• Velma approves car for fire dept.
• Library computers see upgrade
• Democrats honor Wells’ activism
• Duncan schools to use inclement weather days
• Students learn to ‘Rock the Test’
• Testimony under way in Dyer trial
• Comanche utility rates on the rise
• The write stuff
• Three school districts to receive support for bond projects from commissioners
• Politics set aside, Holland to return to initial passion
• Main Street preps for Cruisin’ auto show
• DRH practice run gets good review
• Parole cases tied to Stephens County to be heard by board
• Pace picking up for ’12 Relay for Life
• Dyer is headed to court
• Duncan man arrested for firing weapon at Elm Terrace Apts.
• Delta recognizes seniors who aid in foster program
• Baby shower attracts crowd
• High-profile cases to fill jury docket
• DHS band keeps winning streak alive
• Woman dupes cashier into $3,000 gift card theft
• Grandparents give back in the classroom
• Inaugural Yappy Hour a happy success
• Rummage sale helps keep Toy Shop open
• Grandparents give back in the classroom
• RRTC awards scholarships
• Serpents shine in Waurika’s annual fest
• County chiefs to discuss bond resolutions
• Protest raised against parole for Parks
• More than $130,000 in stolen equipment recovered from Marlow residence
• General Election to feature local rematch for sheriff
• Forecasters say Saturday storms ‘life threatening’
• Widow speaks out
• Cobb’s work on audit gets high praise
• SCSO finds bargains
• Brooks files for candidacy in District 43
• Team penning competition comes to Expo Center
• Fluid politics
• Missing child prompted alert
• State, federal positions to draw crowd
• Starting flag drops on election races
• 'Pick' for a good price at Toy Shop sale
• Library ready to upgrade software
• Power Shop starts new manufacturing project
• Celebrate Yappy Hour ‘fur’ a good cause
• Eastside center fights to stay open
• Sale on at DPS, bonds on market first week of May
• ‘... hit with a surprise by the Corps’
• Mock run prepares new teams for Relay For Life
• Parents get support from Baby Shower
• Coalition to survey public health
• City to hear why lake costs to rise
• Board to set stage to open its bond sale
• Unbreakables
• Stolen property keeps DPD busy
• Rattlesnake festival offers unique experience
• Partnership may help city with street projects
• Dancing dragons weave magic
• Filing period ushers in busy election cycle
• Power of print
• Helping adults to read — one book at a time
• Dinner helps Youth Services close in on its goal for facility
• Marlow Egg Hunt history repeats itself
• County chiefs to find firm for geophysical survey
• Egg-citing hunt
• Duncan native makes stage debut in ‘Legally Blonde’
• Senior Day is nicely under-estimated
• Riddle is someone to know
• First Baptist Church to share message of Easter with musical performance Sunday
• Egg-actly where is it?
• Rain fall continues to be welcome sight - for most part
• Read all about it
• Moisture has been helpful, but threat of fires still exists
• Rodgers talks crapemyrtles, crepes at Rotary gathering
• Brown preps for challenges; Dillon returning to work
• Vehicle burglaries keep DPD busy
• Winton: Several factors figured into low voter turnout
• Youth Shelter dinner and auction to benefit services
• RRTC’s team is sixth at FIRST
• B-D honors its top educators
• Magar throws hat into 43 ring
• Lightning jolts sheriff’s lawn aflame
• Third time around for Mayor Brown
• County aids in tracking female suspect
• Gene Brown reelected as Duncan Mayor
• Final payment for E911 mapping approved
• Ribbon trees sprouting up in local area
• Early morning armed abduction has officers on alert
• County supports creation of school bonds authority
• Duncan decision day
• State sets new high in people at work
• Project Graduation dinner an easy one
• Grocery store to become City Hall
• Bargains found at Hannah's
• Golden moment for 'Miss V-A' Rice
• Little slow out of blocks
• Educators to make presentation to county chiefs
• Marlow council rezoning helps business owner
• Things upbeat at SCHM Kickoff
• Candidates tackle issues
• Pearl Harbor veteran honored
• Pre-K sign-up shows growth of program
• Job Fair will create varied work force
• CU concert at Simmons Center
• Storm siren testing scheduled for today
• Day of Caring 'forces' disburses into community
• City gets pumped up
• Committee hopes to build nest egg for DHS seniors
• Velma prepares siren project, sales tax election
• Almost done
• An ‘insurance policy’
• Job & Career Expo offers students glimpse into future
• Hannah’s Hearts preps spring sale
• Counsel approves getting numbers on city’s potential
• Being mayor a big task, but satisfying
• Duncan man faces 2nd degree manslaughter charge
• Duncan resident opens up food co-op distribution site
• City council to eye matching funds for Main Street Duncan
• Five year plan set for area bridges
• Hanging in there
• Council to bring end to Honeywell project
• Businesses to strut stuff at DAEDF Job & Career Expo
• Wet March putting damper on drought
• For incumbent, it's all about home
• Library in final stages of computer upgrades
• Commissioners to discuss ASCOG agreement
• Auto Swap Meet creates nice traffic jam at SCF&E
• Velma council puts focus on safety, taxes
• CTHC program will give students a look at state’s creation
• Giving back
• Spring Fashion show to display seasonal outfits
• Chandler guilty of killings
• Duncan man indicted on mail, wire fraud
• Fast-tracking
• Johnson jailed for murder attempt
• Tidwell: Shocked but honored
• DHS council pulls in over $11K for shelter
• Bread giveaway set for next week
• Comanche non-profit selected as award finalist
• Nobody home
• Defense rests in Chandler trial for 2002 murder
• New organizer takes control of Stephens County Auto Swap Meet
• Comanche council begins prep for new fiscal year
• Rainfall to benefit drought recovery, grasses
• Local Dems think Obama visit can answer questions
• Trees to bare blue ribbons in April
• Oh, there she is ...
• Commissioners okay generator for Health Dept.
• 2 arrested for RV park burglary
• County commissioner race begins
• Spring has sprung
• Calf roping events brings in more than 200 ropers
• Abatement resolves become lengthy process
• Another local joins SD 43 race
• Molestation report made to Duncan school official
• Council backs CIC expansion
• County chiefs to consider agreement for saferoom
• Calf roping in their blood
• Bond set for Duncan man charged with spousal rape
• More info emerges in query at B-D
• American girls
• United Way looking for Day of Caring volunteers
• Oklahoma job rates improve
• Gas prices to stay on rise
• Ropers ride
• Love to hold helm in RRTC education seat
• Duncan school board approves calendar, later start date
• Baldwin attends CC Excellence conference
• Council goes back out for bids; alters Osage contract with HES
• Bond denied for Goodson on felony child charge
• Crossman coming
• School board OKs changing pre-k to full-day programs
• Duncan Public Library gets agency to help collect fines
• Crapemyrtle fest moves to April
• One-pot meth cook found in police custody
• Commissioners approve agreement for emergency plans
• DPS could adjust pre-K class schedule
• Feeling ‘suicidal,’ fugitive gives up
• Clogging away
• One-pot 'cooking' is caught on camera
• Rain leaves puddles in Duncan, winter continues to be mild
• Council going back to square one on Osage
• Author to recount hearing 'The Call'
• Senior citizens plotting out a community garden
• Hudson continues family legacy
• Student Council awaits board approval for fundraising week
• Main Street up for state awards
• Commissioners to discuss emergency prep
• Loco residents involved in turnpike collision
• Daylight Savings Time has a long, storied history
• Very special athletes
• Equipment failure causes power outage
• Done deal
• Mayberry still on the run from deputies
• Acts battle in “We’ve Got Talent” duel
• Fixin’ the sidewalks
• Duncan native Burton honored at Rotary dinner
• Prairie Circuit committee is energized
• Authorities seek Mayberry after pursuit Tuesday
• Brown honored for community work with Crimestoppers
• Foley to share tales at Storytelling Fest
• Spud luncheon delights crowd, Toy Shop
• DHS students band together for county Youth Shelter fundraiser
• Santorum wins state in tight GOP balloting
• Vote is evenly split in both primaries on Super Tuesday
• Rice is nice during last time to exhibit at livestock show
• County’s third time charmed for generator buy
• Spud volunteers are not couch potatoes
• Comanche gives OK to rebuild
• Super Tuesday: It’s all about delegates
• McMichael to entertain at storytelling festival
• City calls special meeting to close Honeywell project
• Honoring leadership
• Spud friendly
• Variety of sounds when Hunts play
• Church Women United join in World Day of Prayer
• County chiefs try again to land new generator
• Lopez tells DAEDF it’s a ‘blessed time’
• Multiple thefts keep DPD busy
• Attention on Obama, but other candidates are on Dems’ ballot
• Absentee vote may indicate low primary turnout locally
• Gingrich lines up Watts, Cain to spur vote in Oklahoma
• District Attorney HIcks pleased with Tyler sentencing
• TV meteorologist takes weather on road
• Mooo-ving on
• Graaa-nd day
• Oklahoma Society Daughters of the American Colonists brings state assembly to Duncan today
• Sirens are set aside at Velma
• Council declares fire units, equipment surplus
• Southwest Pride chorus preps for weekend concerts
• Climate has helped keep entries low
• Pipe prompts council to table starting Osage work
• Drug cases reap funds
• Citizens can get look at law enforcement in course
• Raising stock becomes a family affair
• Understand it or not, Leap Year springs upon us
• County entities come together to rehearse for emergencies
• Council wants last gander at contract
• Show competition tough
• Ohio shooting drives home security need
• Science Fair reveals budding Einsteins
• Feast signals Project Graduation is on
• Wild fires beginning to flare up
• Livestock show cometh
• More generator information sought by commissioners
• Single-car collision claims Marlow resident
• Honeywell project nearing completion
• Looking at Duncan through historic eyes
• Costello outlines effect reform has on labor outlook
• Bray sees increased sales tax receipts
• DAEDF to host membership appreciation dinner
• Legislators focus on variety of topics in morning gathering
• Commissioners to continue generator discussion
• It’s show time!
• DUI charge for woman driving with children
• Dance club gives area youth safe place to cut loose
• State funding to schools is sliced by adjustments
• Seeing future options
• St. Louis firm buys Duncan’s Hampton
• Motorcyclist hit by delivery truck
• Takin’ it off the streets
• Warrant issued in molestation case
• Morgan gives Rotary look at improvements in joint replacement
• Barbershop singers will harmonize at Simmons Center
• Build a rocket boys ... and girls
• DHS students pleased by bond victory
• Dental scanner eases visits
• Barresi geared up for transition year
• School election vote certified
• County chiefs put day room on sideline
• Robotic revelry
• Empire council to discuss annexation
• Sandford Clinic receives award for ‘green’ efforts
• National magazine names Gregston among state’s top elder care homes
• Chamber serves up Legislative Coffee
• Shovel ready
• DLT cast delivers solid performances
• Commissioners to discuss proceeding with waterline project
• Legacy lives on through award
• Gala kicks off PRCA’s welcome to Duncan
• Food, laughs with plenty of soul
• Hand-sewn dolls have ethnic appeal
• Council decides either type of pipe is acceptable
• Goodson is jailed in West Palm
• Waurika girl reunited with mother
• HOSA gets competitive about funds for Africa
• Missing Oklahoma girl found safe in Florida
• Trouble in River City
• Council slows up waterline project
• Air-evac requested for accident
• Art Guild seeks new members
• The next step
• Stars will align at Gala, concert
• RRTC Superintendent Layn announces retirement
• Oversight committee will assist in DPS planning
• Fair nurtures new generation of scientists
• Troop 417 to host annual pancake feast
• City gives OK to bringing down dilapidated structures
• Lankford takes seat on DPS board
• B-D alters its board, 2 others stay same
• Duncan bond rolls to victory
• DHS grad experiences life in Africa
• Keeping romance aflame
• City to consider prudent use of Halliburton funds
• Vehicle collision results in death
• County appoints new court clerk
• DPS board to return to full complement
• Voting day
• Missing child has mom on alert, frustrations grow
• School board races include three districts
• Central High taxes to rise with bond, but timing is good
• Duncan school bond to maintain tax rate
• Velma-Alma seeks pair of new buses
• Stereos to tools: Burglaries keep Duncan Police active
• Equine lovers fill stands for Oklahoma Horse Fair
• Candidates lining up for new District 43 position
• New gym is bond focus at Central High
• V-A bonds to address fixing parking space
• Will third time be charmed at Duncan?
• Duncan mayoral race slated
• DLT strikes up the music
• Last day for Presidential Primary
• V-A gets late Christmas gift from Chevron
• 2012 Chamber stars illuminate night
• Oklahoma Horse Fair adds new activities for 10th year
• FAME taps students’ talents
• Duncan entities selected for ‘Certified Healthy’ awards
• Brown draws opponent in Duncan mayoral race
• Duncan woman charged with theft of medication from nursing home resident
• Local performers to ‘walk in stardust’
• Revised charge filed against intoxicated driver
• Daughters out on town with daddies
• Several events on tap for Black Heritage Month
• And the nominees are...
• ‘Reach for the Stars’
• Holding steady a positive for county unemployment
• Local band hopes to change view of Christian music
• FEMA grant gets OK for county emergency management office
• Learning Chinese gives music class new harmony
• Area politicians favor elimination, but urge incremental approach
• And the beat goes on ...
• DPSF grants spur arts, science interest
• Tackling 'good ol' boy' system
• Winter Classic Pig Show off to good start
• Rain, high temperatures recorded for Friday
• Spotlight shines at DPSF Banquet
• How high will it go?
• Sykes to lead Senate Judiciary Committee hearings
• Super Bowl XLVI: Bring it on!
• Duncan’s ambassador honored
• Johnson’s bills aimed at District 50 constituents
• Duncan shaped Callahan, Wells lives
• NFL Play 60 Kids Day gets them moving
• 4-H member gives gift of reading
• Marlow council OKs bid on electrical line over U.S. 81
• Barrington focus on budget, taxes
• City of Duncan employee retires after nearly 36 years
• It was self defense
• Super security goes into place for Super Bowl
• FAME to host art show
• Fletcher woman seeks Cole’s seat
• Punxsutawney Phil due for annual determination
• Work on Camelback underway
• Stabbing results in one death
• One dead after stabbing in Velma community
• Velma town council approves amended budget
• Commissioners finally accept waterline bid
• DPSF opens hall door for two new members
• Break from routine goes well for TDFF
• Gala secures legendary country music artists
• Couple arrested for stealing scrap
• Sales tax returns up in 2 towns
• “The Lamp” shines brightly at TDFF on awards evening
• Rains cause for optimism
• REAP grant approval helps move E911 project forward
• Artist brings special gift to Harrah couple
• Absentee ballot applications due for annual school election
• Duncan showcase
• City picks Leonard for spot on WLMCD Board
• Area students take initiative, hold leadership conference
• 81 Things we love ...
• Absentee ballot requests due
• Script was too good for director to pass up
• Duncan Council approves new contract with CIC for 2012
• High speed chase sets former felon in jail
• Half full, half empty
• ‘Lamp’ to shine brightly
• Mistrials move to April, docket nears conclusion
• Duncan police investigate thefts, tampering
• He’s surprised
• Employee is charged with embezzlement
• Drought behind City’s need for a rate adjustment
• Trail Dance brings boost to economy
• Court is out
• Warrants issued, bonds set for Taylor, Coffelt
• Mistrials declared in Dyer, Balthrop cases
• Main Street Duncan offers grants for improvements
• Trail Dance Film Festival revs up for sixth time
• Predator hunt was success
• Stephens County, Velma receive REAP grants
• Commissioners divide up funds for emergencies
• Duncan Council to discuss fuel cost adjustment
• Juries selected for Dyer, Balthrop
• Large crowd woofs down a good time at Dalmatian
• Limited power
• Commissioners to discuss emergency management funds
• Dyer goes back to court
• Meridian volunteers contain structure fire
• High-profile jury trials begin today for Balthrop, Dyer
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Survey circulating on potential private school for Duncan
• Grammy Award winner Scott visits DHS
• Getting America back on track
• City Council focus is on road improvements
• Lights, camera, action
• Juries return with guilty verdicts for Moore, Dutton
• Emerson earns Academic Achievement Award
• Coughing? Sneezing? How to know if you're too sick to work
• Teen filmmaker set for return
• Hunters chase predators in Comanche FD event
• MPS board hires construction chief for building plan
• Emerson students standout
• Hello, Class of BR 8-1
• UW funds slow a bit in stretch
• Websites go dark in protest of anti-piracy bill (VIDEO, POLL)
• Celebrating 35 years
• Jury pools form for docket
• Dog protects owner, investigators eye house fire
• Prairie Circuit seeks collectibles for auction
• Infrastructure improvements on tap for Comanche
• Tyler enters guilty plea
• Jury docket begins at Stephens Courthouse
• Is private school an option for Duncan?
• ‘The Dream’ lives
• Election Board releases mock election results
• Empire works to clarify extent of its city limits
• Wired too well?
• Security tight as Stephens County jury term begins
• Issue not going away
• Commissioners to open bids for Rural Water District 4
• Rev. Boyd: ‘Dream is coming true’
• City Council speeds up meeting process
• Relay for Life starts 2012 campaign for ‘Kickin’ Cancer down the trail
• Steak and Burger dinner returns
• Improving DHS
• Meth deal leads to 20 year sentence
• City helps pave way for new nursing facility
• Republican Party meeting
• Gun drawn, threats made in vehicle accident
• First rain of new year a nice soaking
• 2 Duncan men sentenced on drunk driving charges
• DPS board moves to stock its roster
• City to undertake waterline project for Halliburton
• DPS board eyes rehiring Labyer
• Guilty pleas cut into jury docket
• Exercising your right
• County chiefs put bridge resolution on back burner
• Women's Haven opens 'Resale Haven' store
• Mock election to bring out county voters’ favorites
• City eying permanent waterlines for Osage
• Kidnapping, assaults, drugs top jury docket
• Scott brings the ruckus to CTAC Live
• County chiefs to consider bridge project resolution
• DPS bond backers to hold info meeting
• City Council to discuss several items for Water Distribution Department
• Cast your ‘vote’
• Waurika man stable after three car accident in Oklahoma City
• Prairie Circuit planners get set for ‘Ropin’ a Dream’ gala
• Viral video: Top recruit picks Alabama; mom rolls eyes
• Cleaning up town
• DPD kept busy with kidnapping, larceny cases
• Chamber breakfast diners get update on Golf & Tennis Club
• Wilco expansion to lead to more jobs
• No one files for Duncan’s opening on school board
• Looking for 81 special things
• Chamber’s vision quest
• Man arrested on domestic battery charge
• Viral video: Marriage proposal rejected at basketball game
• Empire ACTs tops in county
• Marlow man facing child abuse charges
• Unemployment down in county in November
• 430 students missed first day back from Winter Break
• Trees removed at Fair & Expo Center
• We seek your help in finding “81 Things You Love About Stephens County”
• Board of Education candidacy filing period ends at 5 p.m.
• Preparing for next time
• Due date for 2011 tax payments extended
• Chamber welcomes first community breakfast for 2012
• Finding hidden treasures
• Christmas tree sale deemed a success
• Attendance average following Winter Break
• Water line repairs approved for Marlow
• Call it in: Marlow Police offer new anonymous 'TIP' tool
• Presidential race kicks off in Iowa
• Time to turn the page
• Students face odd timing as Winter Break comes to end
• Customs vary, but it all boils down to ‘good luck’
• State agencies urge safe driving over new years holiday
• Year of extremes
• Velma council eyes sales tax to help fund their fire department
• Rocketeers aiming for the skies
• Cable ONE and viewers adjust to changes
• Nelson recipient of Distinguished Leadership Award
• United Way still accepting donations
• Churchman selected as commissioners board chairman
• The sales keep comin’
• Juveniles, drunks fill patrol schedule over holiday weekend
• Bonds set for many arrested during round up
• Fate of teacher bonus decided in next legislative session
• Holidays impact garbage
• Christmas decorations linger
• Blue green algae levels drop at Waurika Lake
• A serving community
• 4-H youth share holiday recipes
• Eastern Star represents good deeds
• 70 years — through love and war
• DHS-DMS Vocal students chosen for region choir
• Commissioners to choose new board chairman
• Local businesses take part in Fallin’s survey
• Lewis winner of Radio Club ’11 quilt raffle
• B-D inquiry excellerates
• Spirit of Christmas eludes these neighbors/burglars
• Fund established for family
• Viral video: FedEx guy tosses computer monitor over fence
• ‘The Night We Went Searching for Santa’
• Banner adjusts schedule; entities announce closings
• Cable ONE tells its side
• Several thefts locally question spirit of holiday
• Viral video: Woman makes amazing hockey goal, wins truck
• How Duncan crafted 2012 budget
• Town of Velma receives REAP grant for storm sirens
• Gill honored for volunteer service at DRH
• Guard has project list to support
• Velma Fire Department receives donation from Chevron
• Holiday history comes chuggin’ through
• Battery charges filed in lover’s quarrel
• 911 call turns into marijuana arrest
• Budget flies
• Silent auction gathers funds again
• Panhandle wears white, but area raises umbrellas
• County street signs part of REAP grant
• Commissioners OK agreement with city
• Toys, cows prove good mix
• Roundup rolls on: More accused in ‘sting’ are jailed
• Special night for special girl at Simmons
• PRCA fundraiser gets new name
• County to discuss emergency contract with Duncan
• Velmans get in Christmas spirit
• United Way passes halfway mark
• City Council will address budget at special meeting
• Cable ONE says viewers to have channel options
• Carberry becomes The Banner’s new advertising director
• Stung!
• Toy Shop answers wishes
• Council approves resolutions for housing applications
• Velma has holiday fest coming up
• Deadlocked
• Stephens County OHCE donates quilts to Youth Shelter
• DMS students give board presentation on R.A.C.E. project
• RRTC board accepts Morris’ resignation
• New voter ID cards in mail following state redistricting
• City to partner with county
• Police respond to stolen goods
• Wishing it fulfilled
• Vaughn due to face sentencing on four felony charges
• $19.03 million school bond election scheduled
• City Council approves letter to Cable One
• Gift card givers, beware: 6 tips to protect your purchase
• Commissioners hear refinery cleanup update
• School board to discuss bond issue
• Deadline for Santa Letters coming up
• Classmates claim awards
• Council to protest channel switching
• Couples face charges for crimes against children
• 905 shines
• Critters & Cowboys meet at fundraiser
• Comanche Parade lights up night
• School boards, Marlow mayor filings are certified
• Marlow a week late yet still great
• County to review Tosco Refinery cleanup progress
• ‘Silver Bells’ is theme in Duncan
• City is tackling budget
• Marlow hires Conner as ag instructor
• Maher bound over on first-degree murder charge
• Two-day Velma Holiday Classic begins
• Teens plan Surprize
• Hill is in as mayor of Marlow
• Hogs and Goats ready to show at Velma Holiday Classic
• Parade tour
• Scouts Pancake Day arrives
• School board election filing ends, four position opens
• Meth lab disposal unit to benefit law agencies
• Board sets new rates at airport
• School board election filing ends today
• County sales tax return down
• County chiefs give approval to all bids
• Tree lighting warms up a sizable crowd
• Bye, OKC?
• Duncan police follow up on special cases
• County Democrats register new voters
• Aequalis hosts welcome gawkers
• Empire is focusing on getting off list
• Marlow City Council approves purchases for fire gear
• United Way drive is halfway to goal
• Waurika is still under blue-green algae warning
• Area CableOne to lose OKC channels
• Holiday harbinger
• County to open bids on projects
• CU’s tea party continues to brew interest in Victorian Age
• Empire cowboy gets ‘Rowdy’ when bull riding
• City eyes rates on hangers
• Jaycees Auction 2011 breaks cycle
• Central High is positioned for bond vote
• Drought relaxes, but snow ahead?
• Duncan felt impact of ‘day of infamy’
• Comanche man dies in two-vehicle accident on U.S. 81
• Viral video: Bear caught on tape having 'snow day' fun
• Duncan Toy Shop picking up pace
• Labyer returns to Arvest as president
• Phones are ringing
• Marlow man arrested for alleged intent to distribute
• Gay steps into position her husband held
• Real or fake? Choosing the right Christmas tree
• Marlow First Baptist gives Toy Store another go-round
• Even in war zone, Bedlam a rivalry
• Band Boosters give bikes to Toy Shop
• Memories relit by Hospice tree fete
• Grants can GEAR UP test scores
• Curtis bonds out; charges dropped against 2 others
• OU and OSU Fans!
• Martinez is Duncan’s top teacher
• Duel events result in big crowds
• State unemployment rises slightly
• County budget cuts will offset FY 2011-12 shortfall
• What is your bid?
• Teachers’ about to end wait for award
• Trio charged with assault, burglary at Comanche
• Bunnies bump up to cows
• Organizers seek funding sources for Prairie Circuit
• Lawton singers come to FUMC
• DLT setting stage for holiday by presenting beloved classic
• City takes several steps forward on duplex project
• Stars Roping just continues growing
• Roggow: DAEDF trimming down budget for FY 2012
• Duncan Group Homes gets OK for adult daycare center
• Family feud
• Hicks, auditor follow process in inquiry into B-D finances
• Theme of city service is one of gratitude
• Rising Stars has rising impact
• Duncan Council gives OK to extending water main
• Black Friday brings big stakes for retailers
• Black Friday: Let the shopping frenzy begin
• Origins of ‘Black Friday’ vary
• Former resident looks back upon search for ‘Tinker Bell’
• Calf roping event brings ‘Rising Stars’ to Duncan
• Crossdresser captured on camera in business burglary
• Central High receives good audit report
• Humor, knowledge marked J.H. Ivy’s life
• Duncan man’s death is ‘horrific, very tragic accident’
• Feeding masses in Marlow
• City is pondering: PVC piping poses possible problem
• Ropers shooting for ‘Stars’
• Duncan shoppers do the Stroll
• V-A looks for parking space
• Duncan couple face multiple drug charges
• LaParche steps down after 20 years stepping up
• Duncan City Council to consider adult day care center
• Ex-Lady Donk recalls impact coaches made
• Duncan ‘Powers’ into going green
• Duncan woman, ex-boyfriend face molestation charge
• Commissioners await several opening bids
• Not just any lil’ pig makes
• Community Thanksgiving is coming up
• Building a dialogue
• States with most, fewest smokers revealed
• Duncan man in critical condition after crash on SH 7
• OSU coaches killed in plane crash
• Hogs lure folks from across country
• Duncan woman jailed on multiple drug charges
• Viral video: Police officers chase dog on freeway
• Simmons holiday auction enters 10th year
• More suits against Halliburton
• City leaders to speak at FB&T forum
• UW campaign picking up steam
• Rep. Johnson tours Duncan High School for GLEE Week
• Powershop opens new drop off
• Pigs pulling in plentiful profits for many
• RRTC house project closer to completion
• Husak claims Hackler Award
• Comanche board approves resolution on election
• Hackler Excellence Teaching Award to be presented
• County chiefs OK purchase of new trucks
• Burglar captured by neighbors
• Time to take a holiday stroll
• Nichols is sentenced to 25 years
• Duncan Art Guild celebrates being 50
• National Jaycees headquarters move out of Oklahoma
• Enocksen takes the gold in second annual Chili Cookoff
• Duncan seeking its ‘Teacher of the Year’
• RRTC Board to take action on carpentry
• Thousands motor in for Swine Show
• Hogs, not dogs: Fall Classic is purebred kennel
• Day has meaning for many
• We appreciate it
• County jail inspection discussed
• Murphey ends tenure at Christians Concerned
• Faith Church seeking best chili chefs
• Toy Shop elves need more bikes to fix up
• Duncan property owners get time to tidy up
• Duncan’s Southard to seek Senate
• Duncan vet served in 3 wars
• UW campaign puts a face on pledge efforts
• Central High, public discuss pending bond issue
• Cole fights against taxing health care
• Anticipated and shrugged, 11/11/11 arrives
• VIDEO: 20th baby on the way for Duggar family
• Time for improvement
• Duncan native featured in Vietnam exhibit tour
• SCA brings medieval times to county
• FDA warns about licorice, offers other Halloween safety tips
• Central High student body rallies for one of their own
• UW help Girl Scouts in their centennial year
• Halloween draws young to Boo Review, Simmons
• Comanche Fest helps stock FFA, 4-H coffers
• Commissioners discuss NIMS
• Trusty takes dedication to a higher level
• County sales tax collections experience nice boost
• Some things that go bump in the night
• Lords, ladies move in on county
• Comanche man arrested after car chase
• Morrison Center
• City creates a solution for water problem
• 2nd Comanche Fall Fest to have more of everything
• Helping raise new generations
• Town of Velma raises EMS run charge
• Inmate charged with assault
• Thermal cameras OKed by council
• Son of a gun, havin’ fun on the bayou
• Duncan police investigate burglary and larceny charges
• That’s ‘Officer Banjo’ to you
• Marlow council eyes electrical, water lines
• Simmons Center prepares for Family Fall Fest
• Stephens 4-H chefs cook up some real tasty competition
• Let them dance
• New DAR prez says market is looking strong
• Absolutely mad for dolls
• DRH gala returns ‘Back to the Bayou’
• Commissioners approve claim for bridge inspections
• Slight rise
• Fall camp a hit for Teen Round-Up
• Council members will discuss thermal camera purchase
• Winds damage Marlow homes
• Commissioners eye paying for bridge project
• Marlow Samaritans help those in need
• Rising cost of consumption
• Online revenue creates some strange bedfellows
• DPD investigate theft of electronic equipment
• Duncan business competes locally, globally
• Billions are in dispute
• Duncan Council to discuss proposed teen dance club
• Bratfest’s wurst is the best
• Fall cleanup day deemed success for communities
• County, state authorities check B-D school finances
• Guidelines set for cleanup in county towns
• Juror panels still set to report to district court
• Enrollments dip
• Library to take food for fines
• Helping build strong families
• Fall break arrives, but why?
• Comanche moves to replace aging electrical substation
• Barking record
• SCOEA members set town cleanups
• Bank fees on the rise; how to avoid paying more
• Determining the value of history
• We’re No. 1
• DPS board eyes new bond issue
• Silent Witnesses keep watch over domestic abuse victims
• Comanche brings aboard Brown as its city manager
• Corporate lamb sale draws buyers, sellers to fairgrounds
• OSU Extension office sees small budget cut
• Docket opens with no jury trials
• Youth camp begins building bridge
• Burn ban off
• Duncan police response to gun shot
• New ‘leadership’ is seated in Velma
• Competitive election places Case on NASCHIP board
• Students learn to ensure fire safety
• Douglas Center sticks with UW
• Docket down
• Big bark bash
• Main Street Inc. activities are year round for Johnson
• Lawton man faces crack charge
• 4-H Club helps community ‘go green’ with Recycle Day
• Comanche girl hit by truck in school lot returns home
• Bits ‘n’ pieces at CTHC
• Chamber gives food drive, DPS generous boost
• Volunteers ready for third annual 4-H Recycle Day event
• Four-legged friends at Bark in the Park
• Council gives aid to Youth Services
• RRTC carpentry house project underway
• ‘Trail’ just seemed to fit theme
• Rain very welcome, but drought persists
• DPS board salutes teacher who stands out in crowd
• Addressing need
• Central High to test school bond waters
• Area food pantries fill a void
• Duncan school board OKs change in cafeteria meal policy
• Centerpoint pact is renewed with overwhelming approval
• Tackling truancy
• Parents charged with child abuse of infants
• Youth Services gets some elbow room
• Duncan board may add to personnel
• A different kind of pest control
• Numbers fall
• Seniors fill void
• RRTC board will discuss renewal of training pacts
• Duncan FFA youth win with exhibits at state fair
• Rain at last
• Council to revisit item to buy UTV
• Bark in Park to be tail-wagging fun
• Diversity of crafts makes hit
• Docket filling up
• Trio finds hobby is a snap
• Council members eye toughening stance on truancy
• Delbert Morrison named ‘Someone You Should Know’
• Safe room grants progress
• Cowboys mix lifestyle, religion for spiritual fulfillment
• United Way gains large boost
• Comanche PWA approves DEQ letter on wastewater
• Flu shots offered
• Serving families is high priority for counseling service
• Relay For Life campaign seeks leader, more volunteers
• Finding a new challenge
• Threat to parents ends with arrest
• Commissioners OK county emergency operations plan
• Deleon has new vigor for crafts
• Settling in
• Phone scam aims at grandparents
• Books, blenders and bears for sale
• Cities come together for fall cleanup day
• Civic leader with character
• Organizing your recipe collection
• ‘We are truly a community project’
• Duncan Public Library spotlights international selections
• Bid awarded for County E911 dispatch equipment
• Central High man killed in accident
• Welcome, your honor
• Velma builds its EMS staff
• Just a day’s work
• Boy Scouts’ values are shared by UW
• Algae warning remains in effect for Waurika Lake
• Interest in crafts was sparked by child birth
• DRH deals with shortage of common drugs
• Duncan man’s failure to yield leads to drug charges
• Commissioners to continue E911 equipment discussion
• Strain has spot in agri-tourism
• Ex-ADA Herberger to take oath as new special judge
• Kennaird steps off of DPS board
• When a mile can mean so much
• Quilts are benefit for Historical Museum
• Pair from DRH cancer center are honored
• 13 student grads join nursing field
• Duncan Council approves next phase of street repairs
• Energy to the rescue
• Walking a mile helps the young
• District head touts Rotary’s programs
• Drying up
• Bush arrested second time on grand larceny charges
• Helping them develop character
• 2 percent cut slated in county budget
• SCSO arrest Bush on grand larceny charges
• Fuel prices falling
• City Council hears concerns over water
• Future hotel plans being reviewed
• Law firm discusses publicly available info
• Missing Duncan man on his way home from road trip
• Silver alert canceled for missing Duncan man
• Woman hopes to spur society
• Commissioners table 911 equipment bids
• Duncan man missing has police on active search
• Breaking down rubber
• Council approves releasing funds to Honeywell
• Women’s Haven helps clients in crisis stay safe
• Career adds up to success
• Ranch Rodeo will be like daily tasks
• Duncan brothers’ goal was to win at Black Gold
• Bray Reunion prep cranks up
• Council special meeting addresses Honeywell project
• No skimping on shrimp
• City setting priorities for street repair
• CU-Duncan presents ‘The True Story of Charlie Wilson’s War’
• Examining tests
• E911 project continues forward
• Central High School board prepares for new fiscal year
• Comanche prepares for return of Fall Fest
• Empire town council talk fire station status
• Bluegrass fest gets toe-tappin’ start
• Deweese returning to Duncan
• City official explains water turbidity caused by weather
• Duncan E911 gear installed, opening soon
• 100 percent support
• Askins honored by ASCOG
• Pickin’ an’ grinnin’ at Shady Oaks
• New time fits well for library
• Program helps Oklahoma’s older workers keep busy
• Organization unlocks 25th anniversary
• Main Street Duncan Inc. is ‘keyed up’
• Commissioners work toward highway overlay project
• RRTC makes web safe for students
• Man found guilty of child sexual abuse
• Gag order remains in Balthrop felony case
• DLT delivers nice place to ‘sit’
• Foreman House event is vintage
• Let’s do it again
• Black Gold Bull Derby promises richest contest of all
• Empire native brings animal experience to Duncan
• Dutch oven is a taste of West’s past
• Fun flows for patrons at Wine’n
• No dramatic change
• Main Street Duncan prepares for ‘key’ anniversary
• FUMC launches 5th edition of cookbook
• Prairie House hosts Vintage Day
• ‘Live United’
• Talking sewage
• Leadership Duncan raises funds for Youth Services
• Drought dampened slightly
• Velma Town Council discusses foundation of five-year plan
• Fest can’t please everyone — or can it?
• New teachers, assistants approved by Duncan board
• Oklahoma Publishing Company to be sold
• Funds secure, Marlow set to start project
• What’s next?
• Strong-arm robbery pursuit leads to three arrests
• COWS Band to perform free concert for Fall Fest
• ‘Wheel’ rolls in for Western Fall Fest
• FAA ‘windfall’ to spur Duncan terminal project
• Duncan board hears reports on ACT, EOI
• Oklahoma Senior Games based on positive activities
• 63% approve of MPS plan for building
• Duncan police investigate church break-ins
• Majority OK DPS issue, but not 60%
• Duncan bond falls, Marlow's wins
• Final results for Duncan School Bond Issue
• Bricks cause small problem for street project
• This is where the cowboy rides
• Duncan man jailed for oil field equipment theft
• Commissioners acknowledge assessor’s office appointment
• Duncan light poles look to be replaced
• Duncan to examine EOI tests
• Time to vote
• Empire School Board sets special meeting to alter grade structure
• Township has fun gathering
• Marlow chasing supermajority bond vote
• After dismal defeat in ’10, DPS trims down proposal
• Council eyes option for improving Oklahoma Highway 7
• Majority not enough
• Honoring those who serve us
• Artists McMurtry inspired by background
• Coffman: Bond would raise taxes
• Over 13,000 eligible to vote on Duncan, Marlow bonds
• Marlow bond proponents: Time for facelift
• 9/10/11!
• Routine traffic stop nets felon, meth
• It’s gospel, sack races, exotic animals at Empire Picnic
• Student mobility
• Clear Creek Lake prime spot for historic recreation
• Students present point-counterpoint on Duncan bond
• Marlow bond is building based
• ACT scores are in; Empire High School highest-scoring in county
• Learning to live in wired world
• D&G Barrel Racing organizers gearing up for weekend
• DMA gets PCMH national recognition
• Heroes Luncheon continues tradition into ninth year
• Duncan is possible site for business
• High school is main focus
• Class of ’61 remembers their ‘state-of-the-art campus’
• Can Duncan afford bond issue or not?
• Wine festival has a goal
• City of Duncan advisory committees have full plate
• They’re growing up in rodeo arena
• Best-selling author to participate in Western Fall fest
• Trees, powerlines need space
• Cold snap!
• Series will examine Duncan, Marlow bonds
• Prairie Circuit Finals proves it takes a committee to plan
• Funds for water project a key topic for commissioners
• Rodeo youth helping others
• Slow start to holiday evident at local lakes
• Is scorching summer about to end?
• Youth rodeo finals offer look at future
• Mayor tells breakfast crowd water worries under control
• OKC fires contained; new fire in Noble
• Heroes Luncheons enter tenth year
• Can we talk?
• Algae, heat dampen lake’s fun
• Cooper finds peace through life of devotion
• Comanche City Manger Tom Arnold resigns
• Prairie Circuit makes it official
• Marlow sewer, water utility rates increase
• County task force helps fight Oklahoma City grassfires
• Finally, football has arrived!
• WLMCD still faces $27 million of debt
• Marlow fire unit protects grid
• Hot dog leads to woman arrested with drug cache
• Mazzio’s undergoing transformation
• Marlow’s Coffman stresses how time impacts buildings
• Labyer: Duncan’s bond history part of current problem
• Wolff: Joy in ‘calling’ at Duncan Community Residence
• Early fair review points at success
• County is mum on litigation
• Presenting a perspective
• Velma Council votes to change policy for temporary food vendors
• No bail this time
• Dyer to remain in jail until retrial resumes
• Firefighters busy after brief quiet spell
• Hot competition
• Burch stepping up again
• Thompson named Velma’s ‘Living Legend’
• Unanswered question: How did fugitive Dyer make his way to Texas?
• Informational meetings on Duncan, Marlow bonds set
• ‘Very’ hot times at County Fair
• Poker Run and raffle raise money for Youth Services
• Join us to remember 9/11 events
• Commissioners to discuss lawsuit filed by Richards
• Extradition brings Dyer’s flight full circle
• Cell phone use is blamed in late-night vehicle wreck
• Dyer back in Stephens County
• Youth Services gain from Biker Church
• Firefighting through lunch break becoming a trend
• Accident injurs two, one sent to Oklahoma city
• Comanche continues tire slashing investigation
• Fair weather?
• Dyer’s run stops abruptly in south Texas
• Dyer’s days on the run come to an end
• Secret no more
• Entries pour in for County Free Fair
• Council discusses city, county dispatch procedures
• Hospital Auxiliary Hosts Book Fair
• Dyer captured in Texas
• 600 acres burned near Loco
• Duncan firefighters, others respond to structure fire at Lake Humphreys
• A great place to hide out?
• F&F revives rodeo tradition
• Fire heats up Industrial Park area
• Council approves buying laptops for police department
• Dyer ‘spotting’ is proven to be false
• Stay out of the water
• Back to School for Duncan - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Electronic billboards put to use locating Dyer
• Productive partnership
• East Coast rocked by strongest quake since 1944
• United Way finalizing details about new campaign
• DPUA gives attention to water plant upgrading
• Holistically speaking
• Dryer manhunt focuses on Texas
• Commissioners hire design group for Health Department generator project
• Deadline nears for absentee voting on school bond issues
• ‘Footloose,’ ‘Magnolias’ bag bundle of Limelight Awards
• Three injured in single wreck
• Hunt for Dyer heats up
• Slight bump up in state unemployment in July
• Let’s head to the fair!
• City council eyes technology upgrades
• FBI extending search for Dyer into Texas
• Eads seeks to involve community in school, vows to improve budget
• Commissioners to discuss generator
• Crank up the curtain
• Dyer on fugitive list; officials check leads
• 2 chained dogs found dead after woman evicted
• Second arrest made in arson investigation
• Four departments tackle fire
• City officials: Waurika water safe to drink
• Sooners top poll
• Arson investigation continues, second arrest made
• Waurika Lake advisory issued after blue green algae detected
• Halliburton outlines next steps in process
• Merger opens door for local funeral home to do more
• Lt. Gov. Lamb gets tour of Wilco
• Dyer on lam
• Efforts to find Dyer increasing
• Legal firm tests well water
• Contract approved for Eads
• Single-vehicle wreck results in two deaths
• Time for DLT’s Limelight Awards
• Search for Dyer now includes Feds
• ‘Area of interest’
• School administrators react to release of ACT scores
• Dyer remains a fugitive
• Former Duncan official on trial for murder
• Cameron-Duncan ready to start new school year
• Out on bond, Nunley held on theft charge
• Lt. Gov. Lamb to check out Marlow business
• Guilty plea by Phillips ends trial
• Voter registration deadline nears
• Still running
• Charles Alan Dyer remains elusive
• Technology, heat are hiking city utility bills
• County Commissioners agree to protect E911 information
• Fugitive’s mom reels from events
• Freeman faces second degree arson charge
• A no-show in court, Dyer is on run
• Duncan Chamber resumes Heroes Luncheons
• Fun wins out over heat
• Halliburton to hold second public meeting
• BREAKING NEWS: Dyer now a fugitive from justice
• Central High school board makes 11th hour staff additions
• Several jury trials were set to begin
• Halliburton getting grip on scope of situation
• Lindley House on ‘Discover Oklahoma’
• Dad sparked by ‘pinky promise’
• County jury trials could be starting
• Burum ready to tackle United Way Campaign
• He’s done ‘things more fun’
• Suspect in Marlow arson fire arrested
• Halliburton plans public meeting
• Trace of perchlorate
• Tyler offers Super Seminar Service
• Melon fest not stalled by drought
• Project updates occupy council
• Readin’, writin’ and ’rithmatic return
• Oh, ‘that’ was a thunderstorm we had? Where’s the rain?
• Derryberry’s 4-H project book earns $1,000
• ‘Consumate small-town event’
• DPS adds to staff as Day 1 arrives
• Time for new look
• Duncan woman did not get rich
• Comanche alters times at City Hall
• Velma Fire Department building lease under review
• Jerry D. Morris remembered as great leader in education
• County receives emergency food funds
• Stephens County United Way seeks new director
• Marlow accepts schedule for 2011-12 school year
• Council acts to clarify R-1 zoning
• RRTC board likes good funds report
• Stephens County Republicans Party will hold meeting Thursday
• DPS board cuts material expense
• Facelift near completion
• E911 forms are part of process for mapping rural locations
• County OKs district shuffling
• 18 vehicles vandalized in Comanche
• Duncan board to consider filling several staff openings
• Students at Empire meet their teachers
• Three arrested in connection with stolen farm equipment
• Senate District 43 seeks Republican to meet Democrat in special election
• Reaching out with a fish fry
• Youth Services to present growth plans to City Council
• Clothes giveaway a big hit
• Duncan Public Schools enrollment increases
• What the future holds for Stephens County climate
• New role for armory
• Another year of success
• Duncan, Halliburton agree on waterline project
• Summer could break drought, heat records
• Back-to-School Night set for Tuesday
• Fiesta in Fuqua
• DRH named 2011 Most Wired in field
• CTHC wins Wild West History Award
• City Council to discuss contract with Halliburton to install temporary waterlines
• Book discussion at library moved to main building
• Insurance Commissioner speaks at roundtable
• Raincrow trial moved to October
• Get ready to discover Duncan
• Democratic headquarters has grand opening today
• Smith sentenced to 15 years
• Comanche delays school start to complete bond projects
• Nine displaced as family loses home to fire
• County Democratic office grand opening set for Thursday
• Trio aids firefighters by handing out water
• State insurance commissioner to visit Duncan today
• Internship provides valuable experience for future
• Travis named Miss Stephens County Free Fair Queen
• Tax-free holiday enters fifth year this weekend
• Class in session for Main Street Duncan program
• Hot tracks
• Duncan schools introduce new math program
• Duncan hosting Main Street training
• Measures in place for county workers
• U.S. Highway 81 overlay project work continues
• 45 years of daycare
• Doyle man dies in mobile home fire
• Marlow public schools prepare for enrollment
• Visiting local wonderlands
• New school year approach brings Fiesta in Fuqua
• Leadership Duncan keeps momentum with new class
• Erin Brochovich: Still a rebel
• New faces at The Banner
• Drought affects local producers at all levels
• Ambitious production
• 21st Dehydrator draws 444 bicyclists to start line
• Searching for perchlorate
• Heat won’t dampen plans for Water Garden Pond Tour
• Neither snow nor sleet?
• Water pressure back up in Velma
• Chandler awaits extradition
• Emergency Medical Service returns to Velma
• Journey to Narnia
• New Direction Trio offers free concert
• Council relaxes alcohol code for AMBUCS wine festival
• Radio club prepares to assist Dehydrator
• Too cool
• County declared disaster by USDA
• Leadership Duncan helps build sports court for youth
• City Council approves agreement with DEQ for Armory
• Brockovich questions facts about well water situation
• Tale ending in jail
• LE Jones Operating grows
• Marlow moves forward with renovations
• County Commissioners unwrap helpful ‘presents’
• Pair arraigned; Nunley bonds out
• Drought devastation
• Rationing has begun in Velma
• Double murder suspect arrested
• Contaminated water wells bring Brockovich to Duncan
• Dehydrator Race & Ride boosts local economy
• Red Dirt Darlins
• Wine on menu when City Council eyes relaxing code
• Unemployment numbers steady in Sooner State
• Stanley transitions from DMS to Heritage Center
• Local artists plan music bash
• Fire by The Territory burns about 100 acres
• Commissioners to discuss lease revenue bond resolution
• Senior Center has progress in task of straightening up
• Suspects in theft held in county jail; charges to be set
• Yippie-ki-yay!
• Temporary outage will hit part of Duncan on Saturday
• Sheriff: Cattle out of pasture could be result of drought
• Evolving festival
• Velma gets ready for ‘The Picnic’
• Golf tourney can benefit Youth Services shelter fund
• School bell rings
• Day of Cowboy is a comfortable gig for singer Ribnikar
• Information, caution, safety stressed at water meeting
• Rogers perfect fit for
• Cluck is inspiration
• City of Comanche increases municipal court fines, fees
• ‘Make it right’
• Return of Goody’s outlet could be in Duncan’s future
• Marlow School seeks $14 million bond issue
• Stabbing victim recovering, suspects remain in jail
• Argument leads to shooting, one in custody
• TTHMs lead Comanche to raise its rates
• Area towns don’t foresee any rationing
• Commissioners surprised by governor issuing burn ban
• DLT takes audience on fun-filled jaunt from ‘Tuna’ to Vegas
• Dehydrator ramps up for 21st year
• Holland spends summer studying higher education
• WLGS bargain hunters melt
• Perchlorate put under microscope
• Public Meeting on perchlorate
• CTHC names Cramer new executive director
• SummerFest moves along
• Shoppers battle heat for hot deals
• Halliburton reps on hand for meeting
• Roggow leads health authority meeting in Duncan
• Drought bad for pot business
• Superintendent breaks down funding in DPS bond issue
• Buying, selling, fun, tunes & heat
• Detours abound for safety concerns
• Residents, vendors prepare for big day
• Duncan Board of Education hires 11
• ‘Tuna’ loose in Vegas
• Authority approves AWOS agreement
• Lawton buying increased water amount from Waurika Lake
• Engaged in war on pot
• Duncan man critical after being stabbed, two are in custody
• 905 Society gives ‘gift’ to community
• City of Marlow eyes sewage, water rates for potential rise
• DPS sets stage for bond issue vote
• Bond issue breakdown
• Red River prepares for business of new school year
• Bikers sweat out Lions Poker Run
• DPS is ready to move on school bond
• Brothers in harmony
• City council to discuss Railroad Museum lease
• First Crapemyrtle photo contest a success
• Youth learn by doing at DLT’s Teen Theatre
• Record heat won’t slow Garage Sale
• Creativity to explode at camp
• Pastries hit of soiree
• 2 injured in rollover accident
• ‘Arc jump’ injures Duncan Power workers
• 10th Street will be closed starting Monday
• Poker run set to deal Saturday
• Four Duncan FFA students attend national leadership conference
• Country music talent showcase contestants battle
• Developers reveal plans for Holiday Inn Express
• Halliburton is proactive on residential water issue
• Crepes for the masses
• Rural schools take on summer projects
• Firework incidents minimal for holiday weekend
• Pipe leak proves value of Duncan water projects
• Read a good hat lately?
• Duncan’s bid for rodeo is placed on back burner
• County ‘expands,’ at least temporarily
• Kiwanis celebrate 90 years of giving
• County Sheriff not pleased with progress of inquiry
• Fan drive underway for seniors
• DLT goes fishing for ‘Tuna’
• Commissioners get set for business in new fiscal year
• ‘... gooood fahrworks!’
• Diverse instructors gather for Arts Explosion
• Drought impact taking toll on ag, stock production
• Blood trail led investigators to discover burglary suspect
• Lakes provide cool option for holiday weekend
• Marlow Fireworks canceled
• Pleas heard for Douglass Pool
• County dispatch taking calls
• Before you light it, know this
• Hutto arrested for multiple charges
• Schlein burglar suspect in custody
• Rubber duckies benefit kids
• Founders Day Home Tour deemed a success
• Stone to be new Pre-K principal
• Architect hired for Marlow library project
• Residents will vote on natural gas
• A/C replacements approved
• Fireworks sales fizzle
• Public meeting to outline Safe Room grants
• Fire task force in demand during wildfire outbreak
• Crepes for Crapemyrtle party idea whipped up in promoter’s kitchen
• DHS class of ’58 meets for food, fun
• Volunteers help clean senior center
• Sunday fire displaces family
• DFD issues caution
• Burn ban restricts use of fireworks
• Radio club Field Day connects with many
• Humane Society’s Friends find success
• City council to discuss Centerpoint franchise resolution
• Hard work pays off for Queen
• Shooting hints at attempted double-murder
• State officials rebuke president over tapping oil reserves
• Founders Day Queen crowned
• Suson hired as E911 director
• Drought causes state of emergency
• Senior Citizen Center vandalized
• Task force dispatched to Medicine Park
• Triple shooting results in one man’s death in Bray
• Gabriel’s House holds art sale
• Rep. Johnson considers senate run
• Bowman to be crowned Founder’s Day queen
• Lions Rodeo starts with a bang
• CTARC wins award, prepares for Field Day Saturday
• E-Readers impact circulation
• Gabriel’s House to host art auction
• Comanche to add new fire trucks
• Lake levels down
• Statewide unemployment statistics show improvement
• Seniors enjoy air conditioning advances
• Parents praise splash parks
• Marlow chamber holds summer fundraiser
• Community makes rodeo spirited
• Empire town council hears updates on main fire station construction
• Senate candidate Childers considers moving to Duncan
• Last summer show for rabbits
• Commissioners issue countywide burn ban
• Centerpoint Franchise agreement tabled
• Dry vegetation, high winds spur fires
• Pair of Marlow fires prompt investigation
• ‘Summer Snow’ group make initial court appearances
• Chamber Bid Bash goes Hawaiian for fundraiser
• Friends come together for garage sale
• Duncan City Council members take unique tour of services, facilities
• A.M. BREAKING NEWS Amber Alert canceled
• Public learns reality of law enforcement
• A.M. BREAKING NEWS DPD issues Amber Alert for girl, 10
• Crews battle grassfire
• Building addition destroyed in fire
• Car crashes through back of Gas Mart
• Father’s Day from a world away
• Noon Lions Club Rodeo ready for next weekend
• Duncan fireworks ‘not in the budget’
• Massive raid targets counties
• Polling places to require photo identification soon
• Hometown soldier headed to Afghanistan
• Johnson brings back fresh ideas from Main Street conferences
• Vaughn presents street priority plan to council
• BREAKING NEWS District Sweep nabs nearly 60 in pre-dawn raids
• Velma shows increase in May sales tax receipts
• Comanche reacts to fire
• E911 mapping services to begin Monday
• Stephens County Rabbit Breeders prepare for final summer show
• Changing the world one home at a time
• Town of Velma hires new legal representation
• Inferno engulfs historic Comanche schoolhouse
• Alcohol compliance check nets nine citations
• BREAKING NEWS: Fire blazing in Comanche
• Something new coming for Juneteenth
• Three vie for Noon Lions Rodeo Queen
• Chamber holding fourth annual Bid Bash Friday
• Douglass Pool open for its last year
• Kirby turns self in
• DPD: Auto burglaries increasing
• Suspect in attempted Bray robbery arrested
• Gabriel’s House to host art auction
• Faith, desire to share drives youth to World Changers projects
• Flag symbolizes calling
• County commissioners approve public storm shelter use
• AM UPDATE: Tractor theft suspect turns self in
• Warrant issued for tractor thefts
• No decision made on E911 director
• Summer maintenance begins for Marlow schools
• Duncan schools books two summer projects
• Several awards given at Duncan Moose Lodge special banquet
• Councilors voting on date for Centerpoint franchise contract special election
• Duncan couple prepares for Afghanistan deployment
• These boots were made for donating
• Still a Demon, 70 years later
• State delegates hold court at Chamber's Legislative coffee
• ‘Mud...’ welcomes reunion crowd
• Farm Bureau hosting legislative dinner Tuesday
• Veteran discusses trials
• Push is on to secure for Pro Rodeo 2011 Finals
• Shriner’s annual concert planned
• Area girls learn first hand about state Gov.
• Duncan native returns for stage performance
• Housing market shows steady increase in growth
• Tractor stolen from local dealership
• Tales from the island
• Thrift store hit by burglars
• Founder’s Day Queen nominations deadline approaches
• Five participate in annual Boys State
• Last legislative coffee planned
• City street crews brave scorching heat
• School board approves bond proposal
• Remains found in county still awaiting ID
• Attempted armed robbery occurred at the Bray Store
• Duncan native returns to direct Teen Theatre
• Commissioners approve resolution for wind farm
• School board to consider bond proposal
• New home building down, but showing signs of life
• Commercial development, slow but steady
• Aldridge elected to state FFA office
• Stanley retires after 29 years of educating Duncan students
• Marlow E911 nearly complete
• Duncan looks to be host for PRCA Finals Rodeo
• City pursues public storm shelters
• Unemployment rate drops, companies begin hiring
• A community unites in Relay For Life
• Davis defeats cancer twice, ‘Still here for a reason'
• Car club gets all dolled up
• Keeping documents safe
• Young rider enjoys 4-H horse show
• Tackle show coming to Duncan
• A look back: Relay for Life
• Changes in store for Relay for Life
• Two arrested after chase
• Party chairmen respond to Senate district sliding into Stephens County
• Harris, Capogna prepare for Friday’s Relay
• 4-H Horse show coming to Duncan this weekend
• April sales tax numbers show increase for Stephens County
• Holland hones in on education reform
• One pothole at a time
• New owners take over Duncan Golf and Tennis Club
• Community Band returns to Fuqua
• Ray promoted to oversee Banner’s advertising department
• Early morning hail awakens area residents
• Free reading begins at library
• AMR increases service rate to the city of Marlow
• Commissioners approve temporary appropriations for upcoming fiscal year
• Comanche’s new manager looking to revitalize city
• County officers have tame weekend
• Sykes reviews session
• Honoring their memories
• Many events, activities in store for the month of June
• Wheeler flips book of life to retirement
• Budget cuts needed to help State deficit
• Proud to serve his country
• DPS enrollment to determine employment
• Youth, veterans united in flag posting project
• Hudson continues family military tradition
• Duncan pools open, signaling summer
• Georgia Hopper finds peace in her retirement
• County loses 34 teachers to retirement
• Duncan City Council approves ambulance rate increase
• Stephens County Honor Guard plans services for weekend
• Lawmen prepare for busy weekend
• Collision claims Comanche man
• Lakes ready to handle crowds
• Bowling youth program gives out awards, scholarships
• Heritage Center honors military
• Velma EMS getting prepared to restart
• Douglass pool could be replaced with splash park
• Reynolds leaves Arvest Bank
• Mother nature’s fury
• 2011 on deck to be deadliest tornado season in history
• DPD investigates burglaries
• ‘Code Yellow’ standard protocol for Duncan hospital
• City Council approves E911 mapping contract
• Comanche city manager named
• Chickasha hit by large tornado
• Duncan man killed in oil well incident
• P.M. UPDATE: Chickasha hit with large tornado
• Public shelter open in Marlow
• Members reflect as Kiwanis celebrates 90 years
• Commissioners approve E911 mapping contract
• 'High risk' of severe weather in plains states
• Dulcimer Club plays Fuqua Park
• Local women accepting donations for Joplin survivors
• Duncan man injured in Monday wreck
• P.M. Update: Donations being accepted for Joplin survivors
• Fall show lambs sold at Club Sale
• DPS prepares for budget cuts
• DHS graduates 224 students
• Rain welcome in Stephens County, but not end of drought
• Douglas pool being discussed by councilors
• Coburn calls for inward look to correct national problems
• Comanche seniors embark on future
• B-D says goodbye to graduates
• Central High sends 22 into adulthood
• New owners set to assume control of country club
• Letter carriers collect 15,000-plus pounds of food from Duncan residents
• P.M. UPDATE: More than 2 inches of rain fall in Stephens County
• Superior awards go to Empire band
• Velma-Alma ’11 seniors told to 'live with integrity'
• ‘Jaws’ needed for Central High fire department
• DHS seniors take final class walk
• DHS seniors earn $855,704 in academic scholarships
• Severe storms possible for Stephens County tonight
• Duncan parks ready for summer activities
• DHS graduate honored
• Morphew newest addition to Banner Staff
• Duncan, V-A seniors graduate tonight
• Recovered safe linked to El Reno case
• Two arrested for meth drug charges
• New burglaries on Main Street under investigation
• Online classes put student on the right path
• Duncan Pointe could dedicate to the City
• GOP prepares for annual fish fry
• Clayton Lee goes thirteen years without missing a day of school
• Duncan Public Library approves netbook lending policy
• SCSO beginning classes for new dispatchers
• Little representing Oklahoma in Juvenile Diabetes Children’s Congress
• County may be in new Senate district
• Duncan Community Residence celebrates 36 years
• Commissioners table E911 mapping contract
• Spirithorse welcomes soldiers, family to riding center
• School board approves 2011-12 work program contracts
• DPD officers hone their firearm skills
• Stamping out hunger
• Weeks may be needed for SCSO to identify remains
• DHS to combine AP classes for enrollment boost
• Marlow Class of 2011 ‘Lights it up like dynamite’
• Empire graduates 36
• Charter to local projects still a go for Country Club
• Elks Golf and Country Club could sell in June
• BREAKING NEWS: Skeletal remains found in west Stephens County
• School board listens to logo presentation
• Spirithorse riding center welcomes Fort Sill soldiers
• Chamber working to help Duncan
• Main Street Duncan celebrates 25th year
• Velma Town Council pick SCSO for dispatching services
• Mail carriers work to ‘Stamp out Hunger’
• Duncan Cemetery expanding, adding new plots
• School board approves hiring, retiring, resigning employees
• Duncan saves $2.5 million on 2009 roads project
• Stockton wins Crossman Award
• Drought affecting local businesses
• Councilors approve electric rate increase for Duncan
• Woodrow Wilson students learn water safety
• Redistricting hits Stephens County
• Comanche City Council receives no bids for fireworks
• School board hears bond presentation
• Sweepstakes rhythm
• Combustible market making fuel price predictions difficult
• Land runs to graduations to fill this week for many schools
• Marlow city to get new dispatch equipment
• District Attorney to review county agreement
• DPS advisory committee reaches consensus on bond
• Advisory committee for 2010-11 DPS bond
• Marlow police chief isn’t planning on attending Comanche council
• Rodeo spurs economic growth
• Flower auction to raise money for Stephens County Youth Shelter
• Higher Education
• City entering contract with County for E911 mapping
• Big changes proposed in Comanche City Council meeting Tuesday
• Awards abound at Law Day
• Steele presents keynote speech at Law Day
• DHS considers another bond
• ‘Like a dream’
• Graduations approaching for county high schools
• County looks to move forward with E911
• Duncan storm sirens ready for storm season
• Third graders go south of the border
• Duo earns Chamber award
• Rabies clinic moved to Claud Gill Arena
• Hinshaw honored at breakfast
• United in prayer
• DPD looks into burglary
• PRCA bullfighters Brewer, Rivinius return to Duncan
• PRCA Rodeo celebrates 75 years, 22 in Duncan
• United Way seeks input from campaign donors
• Area high schools plan year-end activities, programs
• Final two weeks promise busy days for elementary students
• Duncan ‘smallest’ city on Woods’ tour
• ‘Farm to You’ teaches nutrition to students
• Leadership Duncan graduates 15th class
• Events happening today and Thursday
• Award recipients to be named on Law Day
• Ark of Gifts
• Duncan pension program is in ‘stable’ condition
• Mystery author Stuart Woods to visit Main Street Duncan
• WWII Vet headed to D.C. on Honor Flight
• Nelson, Dennington step into new City roles
• County dispatch gets CC approval
• Osama’s death: Symbolic victory
• Dorper sheep show and sale comes to Duncan
• Interactive exhibit ‘Farm to You’ comes to Duncan, Comanche
• ‘Ladies’ night out
• Two named B-D teachers of the year
• Nelson, Dennington ready to be sworn in Monday
• DFD receives SAFER grant
• Trucks on the rise
• Brief outage hinders 1,100 residents
• Hospital practices for mass outbreak
• Rep. Cole visits Duncan
• Touch a Truck to fill Fuqua
• Mistrial declared
• Bicycle, truck wreck sends teen to the hospital
• P.M. UPDATE: Mistrial declared in the case of Charles Alan Dyer
• Duncan Lake Trail Ride to start Friday, finish Sunday
• A.M. Update: Dyer takes the stand
• Duncan will see electric rate increase in May
• Johnson to take reins in Comanche
• Rep. Cole to speak tonight in Duncan
• Dyer trial continues
• Velma makes policy changes
• Tate wins state
• City enters agreement with Elm Terrace
• Marlow holds E911 meeting to share progress of new system
• Vandals strike area businesses
• Dyer trial continues
• Foreman descendants return to Prairie House
• Jury trials begin
• Hinshaw remembered by Duncan residents
• Commissioners lift burn ban for Stephens County
• Glover to perform at Marlow Relay For Life ‘lady’ pageant
• Elm Terrace requesting officer aid with security issues
• Tax numbers up, neutralized by rising costs
• The gold standard
• Honeywell project is ready to go
• Duncan Art Guild Spring Show continues at Simmons Center
• Moose Lodge holds egg hunt
• Businesses feel gasoline burn
• Good Friday brings healing rain
• Duncan Art Guild’s spring show features artists of all levels
• Silent pain screams loudly
• Jackson tells cancer tale
• Inaugural honor
• Marlow drama team wins state speech tourney
• Marlow Chamber, Duncan Moose Lodge host to egg hunts Saturday
• Lindley tells of Civil War past
• Ball proud of time spent in Comanche
• Bombing survivor shares ‘ah-ha’ moment
• Duncan Police report suspicious scam which targets high school seniors
• DPS to purchase math textbooks
• Library eyes age limit change for library card
• Planning Commission considers wind turbine ordinance
• Elks Golf and Country Club sale still pending
• Lifesaving lessons
• County sales tax distribution numbers show falling trend
• Chamber Banquet celebrates Marlow
• Fire departments to get more funding
• Velma-Alma eliminates school bus route to deal with rising fuel costs
• Scorching hot
• Velma police chief pleads for county dispatch
• Vance Wilcox: gearhead for life
• Trains keep Almy busy in retirement
• Relay For Life sets Survivor Dinner for Thursday
• School board approves retirement of 12 teachers
• Raging Inferno
• Comanche, Marlow schools balance budgets
• P.M. Update: Multiple fires near Velma continue to burn; close to 3,000 acres burned
• Duncan bustling with weekend activities
• Bombing survivor to share story in Duncan Wednesday
• Sykes, Johnson give Capitol update at legislative breakfast
• DPS keeps eye on fuel as price increases
• Marlow prepares for ‘..Outlaw Ride’
• Cars cruise on Main
• Fires, wind whip Stephens County
• Lawsuit filed against former Marlow officers
• P.M. UPDATE: Strong winds fueling fires across region
• DLT actors say ‘Dark ...’ is one to see
• Rabies reported in Stephens County
• Turkey Hunt brings spotlight to Duncan
• Comanche City Council addresses fines from ODEQ for waste
• Homes lost to fire
• Lamb sees economic renaissance in Oklahoma’s future
• Crafting and sewing helped area lady battle cancer
• Starliters getting ready to dance the night away
• Saved by Izzy
• DMS Academic Team challenges school board to a game of wits
• Bridge destruction leads to discussion
• Getting Revved Up
• Duncan moves forward with E-911
• Duncan City Council OKs railroad crossing improvements
• V-A board approves resolution
• Architect hired for HVAC project
• Comanche City Council receives single bid for E911
• Crime on the rise as weather improves
• School board to discuss gym HVAC project, retiring teachers
• Lt. Gov. Turkey Hunt set for Thursday
• Bringin’ home the hardware
• County Commissioners discuss rural dispatching
• Friends of the Library receive state award
• Hybrid cars pose new threat to emergency personnel
• 50 years of rattling
• Corridor project set for approval
• Main Street ready for Cruisin’ the Chisholm Trail car show
• Library celebrates area authors with event
• Budgets on track for rural fire departments
• Growth by rummage
• Stephens County in ‘Extreme drought situation’
• Several events discussed during Chamber breakfast
• Waurika Rattlesnake Hunt approaches 50 years
• Coffman drops lawsuit
• Honoring heritage
• Police investigating series of burglaries along Main Street
• Pitchfork win sweepstakes
• HEFCU chairman Krivy steps down, Ray Loghry ready for new role
• One to hospital after crash at Elk, Duncan Bypass
• Voter turnout better than expected
• Toy Shop readies for spring sale
• ODOT looks to close 27th Street with Bypass addition
• Attorney General Pruitt speaks in Duncan
• Marlow School Board discusses bond possibility
• Wildfire weather
• DPD investigating child rape allegations
• Incumbents fall in Tuesday’s municipal elections
• Nelson wins ‘Battle of the Michaels'
• Case gets the nod in Comanche council race
• Final: Duncan, Comanche Municipal Election results
• P.M. UPDATE: Large grass fire spreading quickly east of Marlow
• CTHC honoring Chickasaw Nation, former facility director
• Williams: Marlow E911 weeks from arrival
• Healdton man arraigned after brief chase Sunday
• Duncan Bypass public meeting to detail connector project
• First out the gate
• Council candidates set budget for campaigns
• P.M. UPDATE: ODOT to hold public meeting Tuesday for Duncan Bypass extension project
• DHS student named to Academic All-State
• Attorney General, Pruitt, set to speak Tuesday night
• HEFCU to host charity golf tourney
• Training day
• Candidates ready, prepared for Tuesday’s municipal elections
• DLT’s ‘Dark at the Top of the Stairs’ brings difficult issues
• Crossman nominees react to nominations
• Dilapidated miniature car wins DAEDF race
• Pulling into the station
• Elections by the numbers
• P.M. UPDATE: Extreme Fire Danger Anticipated
• Job fair draws diverse crowd of employers, job seekers
• Heritage Oaks hosts bean dinner for youth shelter
• Grass fires keep volunteer departments on their toes
• Meet the candidates
• Case ready for action if elected in Comanche
• Smith youngest candidate in Comanche race
• Hannah’s Hearts prepares consignment Bazaar
• Weather outlook for county, more of the same
• Duncan Power keeping busy
• Last minute touch
• E911 in Jefferson County takes big step forward
• ‘Duncan ... the magazine’ is finally here
• DMS duo place in state aviation art contest
• Teachers reflect on Crossman nominees
• Chamber to host city council candidate forum Thursday
• Job Fair aims to empower people through employment
• County dispatch services remain in limbo
• Marlow City Council approves mapping and addressing for E911
• Olds one of eight to receive governor’s award
• Bean dinner ‘a worthy cause’
• Youth Shelter funds climb
• SCSO deputy discovers pot in DUI traffic stop
• History buffs unite
• Cold weather doesn’t cease burn ban
• A celebration of writing
• HEFCU holds 51st annual meeting
• State to require immunization for seventh-graders
• Couch takes home 2011 Miss Comanche crown
• 25 years in the making
• Honeywell project nearing completion in Duncan
• Auto swap meet continues to grow in Duncan
• Flapjacks for funding
• There she is, Miss V-A
• One meal makes a difference
• DAEDF to host fifth annual job and career expo
• New contracts bring financial gain
• Lights shine for Duncan celebrities
• County Task Force has mutual support of fire departments
• Museum membership drive to have special guests
• Anticipation builds for Marlow Chamber Banquet
• Comanche councilor Gray hopes to give back
• The Well to provide free dinner on Friday
• A bright future
• Duncan proposes deal to SCPSCA
• Anderson revved up for swap meet
• Drought conditions continue in county
• Comanche discusses electrical issues, golf course
• Velma EMS closure enters fourth month
• A.M. Update: Customer service system will be down Friday morning
• Haas duo enjoys band beat
• Council deems two structures dilapidated
• Miss Comanche celebrates 25 years
• Marlow chamber cooking up community interaction with fundraiser
• Sykes looking at improving the state from the Senate
• Authority split over comm. center location
• Metal life saver
• Residents seek answers about E911 system
• Main Street Duncan nominated for two state awards
• Johnson busy with many hats during House sessions
• Project Graduation committee holding 5K run March 26
• DFD gearing up
• Council to call April ‘Fair Housing Month’
• Chamber banquet set for Thursday
• Parks named ‘outstanding senior’ at OSU, reflects on college years
• Masons bringing the beans
• The big buydown
• Holland talks issues during House of Representatives session
• Saving a buck at the gas pumps
• Library nets positive database circulation
• Preparing for a safer Duncan
• Legislative plan set for Chamber
• DFD aids Kiddieland ride setup
• Chisholm Trail Heritage Center repairs damage
• Mapping county essential to E911
• Bringing in the caboose
• Conditions primed for extreme fire danger today
• DMS band receives Superior ratings in district contest
• Imaginative escape
• Spring break travel related to world events, economy
• Custodians spend break cleaning
• DFD gets SAFER
• DPD gets grants
• Mayor declares MS Awareness week
• Moose Lodge 2202 ranks in top five in the United States
• First to earn Chisholm Trail medal
• Commissioners begin search for E-911 location
• These Sooners are believers
• Nottingham remembered as man of science
• Almost ready
• Kaley stepping down as CTAC Live program director
• Duncan residents, business ties speak on Pacific tsunami
• No one hurt in morning business fire in Marlow
• County scorched by fire
• Sheriff’s department gets full use of MCICC
• After trip to Japan, local woman shocked at quake, tsunami destruction
• P.M. UPDATE: Grass fire south of Duncan mostly contained, hot spots remain
• A.M. Update: Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Summer nutrition program to return for Duncan students
• City of Duncan doing what it can to conserve fuel costs
• DHS Robotics team to compete with gas prices
• Morning fire ignites local business
• Up the ladder
• No decision made concerning SCPSCA
• Fairgrounds cleans up after Jr. Livestock Show
• Noon Lions Club donate funds for vision machines
• Surplus transformer nets $19,000
• Health repair
• Senate approves bill to restore local control for termination of teachers
• Nelson challenges Hale for council spot
• Charges filed in connection with recent shooting
• EDGE students discuss art during school board
• Comanche asks $1 million question
• Spuds for a cause
• New pumper trucks approved for DFD
• The NWS educates future storm spotters
• County Assessor Hokit ready for audits
• Baking for funds
• Commissioners look at possible E911 center plans
• Toy Shop sets annual spud lunch for Tuesday
• Hale looking to retain Ward 2 council seat
• Duncan City Council seeks to purchase new fire pumper trucks
• Rising fuel prices won’t stop SCSO patrols
• Local schools explore options to deal with high fuel costs
• Dennington running against Bowers for Ward 1
• Celebrating hard work
• New marketing blitz, “5320,” aims to save lives
• Flippin’ for flapjacks
• K-9 cops
• Superintendent files lawsuit over Facebook comments
• P.M. Update: Demons headed to state tournament
• Manding Jata appearing in concert March 11
• Comeback ‘tail’
• Banquet offers the State of DAEDF
• Sheriff reveals details around standoff Wednesday
• Bowles named ‘Someone You Should Know’ at Chamber breakfast
• Friends share memories of Thala Roberts Hinshaw
• Williamson reflects on livestock show victory
• Man arrested after drug sale to officer
• The new ‘ewe’
• Suspect dead from apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound
• Fairy tale retold by Barbershop singers
• P.M. Update: Askins appointed associate provost for external relations at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
• Hoggin’ the fun
• March Chamber Breakfast sponsored by Southwest Cancer Center
• Two homes targeted in drug investigation, one in custody
• One arrested, two sought in Tuesday morning shooting
• P.M. UPDATE: Comanche passes $5.43 million school bond issue
• ACS shows industrial diversity
• City equity fund ‘strong’
• Alleged confiscation of meth leads to more charges on Moore
• Bee keepers gather for state convention
• Old child abuse case gets filed under new DA
• Pig pandemonium
• County commissioners extend burn ban
• Charges filed against Rawlings, remains in jail
• Former superintendent to be honored
• Daniels named Miss Black Duncan
• Duncan has broadest reach of diversity in area
• American Legion hosts oratory contest
• Creating new things
• Getting to know your candidates: Carl Bowers, Ward 1
• Hitting a sour note
• Honeywell project nears completion
• ACS results show many families live in poverty
• ‘Footloose’ holds family, friends for Flesher
• Bee keepers to attend state convention in Duncan
• Enjoyment of education
• Proposed Senate bill not popular among area teachers
• Fuel costs climb significantly in Stephens County
• Stories to be told
• Volatile meth lab found after children call 911
• Duncan sees final costs for winter storms
• Chisholm Mall: Not on the market
• Events set for Cameron University homecoming
• DPD SWAT goes back to school
• Charter schools mean less money for public schools
• Rawlings apprehended
• Velma EMT service weeks from returning
• Breaking News: Manhunt continues into the night UPDATED at 8:32 p.m.
• Breaking News: Manhunt in progress
• RRTC prepares for 8th grade career expo
• Culberson given Community Achievement Award
• Commissioners reinstate burn ban, eager for county show
• Audit report: Marlow in ‘good standing’
• Lincoln’s legacy
• Water/sewage rate increase approved
• More join bid to buy Elk’s Country Club
• Bridges Realty Group opens for business
• Mark Twain second grade receives grant for walking
• First Christian’s Bean-O-Rama sells nearly 600 tickets
• Jaws of life
• Gala raises $7,000 for Hannah’s Heart organization
• Fire claims 15 acres near Central High
• Enloe predicts imminent return of ambulance service
• Bess set to retire from Duncan Public Schools
• Council seeks approval for rates increase
• Helping others over Spring Break
• Running along
• From Empire to Afghanistan
• DLT opens to success
• Census shows growth
• Vassella fairs well in science fair
• Stephens County Jr. Livestock Show kicks off Feb. 28
• Cancer Center benefits from basketball game
• Music minister returns for friends, 'Footloose' fun
• Duncan Chamber Board discusses retail
• Caught in the lights
• Duncan dissolves SCPSCA contract
• Tennis and Christ
• Choreographers push
• Library traffic up in January
• Hannah’s heart beats on for others
• What’s in a name?
• AMBUCS gets visible with new Amtrykes site
• Science stories
• Emergency services discussed
• Cut loose
• Friends recall Murphree’s unique personality
• V-A retains principals
• Trailer hitch fails rolling bandit
• Schools left in flurry over snow days
• Raincrow preliminary hearing waived
• Mating birds lead to power outage
• Project Graduation continues fundraising
• Richards bound over for trial
• Raincrow preliminary hearing set for today
• DPD looking into call that went unanswered
• Burn ban enacted for county by commissioners
• Board approves dump trailers purchase
• Duncan Art Guild to host membership drive
• A.M. Update: Stephens County now under burn ban
• Comanche to clean old nursing home
• Power of love
• A.M. Update: Motorcycle accident lands Comanche man in hospital
• Some area communities see increase in state sales tax returns
• Keeping up with the currency
• The big picture
• LEPC discusses upcoming drill
• Oklahoma Horse Fair continues today
• Two DPS employees set to retire
• Thinking, writing like a tree
• Hudsons earn Scouting Family of the Year
• Sykes defends stance taken in Senate Judiciary meeting
• Drug Task Force makes pot bust
• Water, sewer rate increase proposed
• Horse Fair starts Friday, ranch rodeo added
• Area snowfall working toward record
• Muncrief compares snow storms
• Comanche discusses E-911, still no decision
• Council considers armory purchase
• Only two spots being contested in local municipality elections
• City crews busy with winter problems
• Weather inhibits voter turnout
• County continues digging out
• Student attendance on snow day ‘disappointing’
• Comanche unscathed through storm
• Ceiling crashes in on part of Chisholm Mall
• Winter weather, spring calving season all part of nature
• P.M. UPDATE: Thursday Cancellations
• Arnold named city employee of the year
• Second continuance granted for Balthrop preliminary hearing
• Voter turnout low for school board elections
• Red Cross chapter inundated with calls
• Stocking up
• City filing period continues today
• P.M. Update: Wednesday Cancellations
• P.M. UPDATE: School board election results
• P.M. UPDATE: Department of Public Safety urges motorists to stay off roadways
• P.M. UPDATE: Scouts aiding in HeartLine 2-1-1 service
• Winter safety starts at home
• Burn ban lifted
• A cold snap
• Elks initiate selling process
• Empire students reach 100 day mark
• Johnson, Gandy certified to teach PRIDE
• Duncan area docks looking to upgrades, improvements
• Safety training number one priority for DPD
• City recognizing staff for years of dedication
• Filing period starts today
• Elks consider sale of Golf, Country Club
• Dance the night away
• Chamber banquet still set for Thursday
• To the polls
• Blizzard of 2011 added to historic lows chart
• February features variety of events
• Empire native performing with band at the Super Bowl
• Felony charges filed in district court
• Snow, ice doesn’t deter postal carriers
• Without a hitch
• Snow shovels, concrete blocks good to have
• ‘A drop in the bucket’
• Duncan commerce contends through the weather
• Circulation challenges
• Sheriff says jail inspection ‘excellent’
• More reader submitted photos
• Perkins’ lasting legacy
• A.M. Update:Parent-Teacher confrences to go on as planned Friday at DPS
• Clearing the way
• Halliburton makes history with Duncan storm closure
• Missed school days may not affect district calendars
• Reader's pictures of the winter storm
• Chamber breakfast canceled, banquet tentatively rescheduled
• Snowstorm shuts down county, but cows gotta be fed
• Update: Cancellations
• Stephens County staying safe during weather
• Deep freeze
• Manslaughter charges filed against Nichols
• Lessons learned from 2010 ice storm
• Reckless driver involved in rollover accident
• Update: Cancellation list
• ODOT ready for inclement weather
• P.M. UPDATE: Stranded motorists found in county, Sheriff’s deputies staying busy with rescue efforts
• Patrol officers grab bite to eat at local gun shop
• Power companies preparing for storm
• Municipalities prepare for winter blast
• Protecting animals from the elements
• Winter Weather Update: Cancellation list
• Winter Weather Update: Halliburton closed
• Treacherous travel
• Tased and confused
• Winter Weather Update: Gov. Fallin declares emergency as winter storm approaches
• Winter Weather Update: Spend today getting ready for the storm
• Winter Weather Update: School superintendents to make cancellation decisions early Tuesday
• Winter Weather Update: Getting ready for the unknown
• DPS advisory committee hears from bond agent
• Comanche woman injured in accident
• Film festival offers variety of experiences
• P.M. Update: Oklahoma road conditions
• Darling named publisher of The Duncan Banner
• A rash of fires
• Kids Fest provides educational outreach to area students
• Grass fire started by metal cutter
• Trail Dance Film Festival 2011
• Three DHS students named to All-State Band
• Burglar leaves nasty calling card
• Marlow continues path to upgrade E-911 system
• Blazin’ hot
• Arrest made in second degree arson case
• Empire FD updates board
• Local students, teachers react to President’s State of Union address
• Library schedules programs for months to come
• Alcohol, arguments end with guilty pleas
• Safety measure
• Velma extends EMS closure for 60 days
• Labyer finalist in Skiatook Superintendent position
• Flu making its presence known
• For the future
• Turner not guilty
• Smart Start visit, tour Duncan Public Library
• Stephens County approves 30 day burn ban
• Gas well ignited
• Trial moves into day two
• P.M. UPDATE: Area fire departments respond to gas well fire
• Moving forward
• DAEDF Business Incubator starting to fill up quick
• Fire Union Contract up for approval by council again
• Writing it down
• Marlow city services prepare for relocation
• Sheriff pushing for central E-911 system
• Morning blaze
• ‘Justice feels good’
• Comanche food pantry works through hard times
• Closing arguments start in abuse case
• Duncan officer makes two DUI arrests back to back
• Carnivorous event
• Elks Golf and Country Club in limbo
• Prep for success
• Indie filmmakers to gather for fifth year
• Woman files suit against Marlow Public Schools
• Bringing in the bird
• Woman discovers invader in home
• Visualizing Oklahoma's History
• Felony jury trials include assaults, child abuse case
• TIPS resolution approved
• P.M. Update: Oklahoma road conditions
• New to the fleet
• Stephens County sits down to discuss E-911
• Calling it a career
• Man ignites structure
• Inspiring a generation
• Burger bash
• Getting fit
• Lyric Arts Trio to perform Saturday
• Trail Dance to feature more than 80 films
• 3D Drug Free coalition reaching out to youth
• ACS shows most homes in Stephens County built before lead, asbestos regulations
• Area offices closing for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Not really a Ranger
• Man charged with rape out on bond
• Realtors jump into 2011 with busy first week
• A ‘life’ sentence
• Garrett reapproved
• Union contract approved
• Safety first
• DAEDF looks to build off 2010’s success
• Electric essential for commissioners
• Changing careers
• Comanche school district outlines $5.43 million bond
• County mayors discuss E-911
• School board rehires Labyer as superintendent
• A ‘cool’ experience
• Empire passes school bond issues
• Investigation continues on Maher’s wife
• Fallin makes Oklahoma history
• Maher charged
• Stephens County Republicans hold Wallbuilders event
• Public safety starts with teamwork
• P.M. Update: Oklahoma road conditions
• P.M. Update: Full text of Gov. Mary Fallin's Inaugural Address
• Many years of service
• Council looks to approve union contracts
• Marlow man charged with murder
• George ‘Someone You Should Know’
• Structure fire near Comanche spreads into field
• Duncan man slain
• Arctic air takes aim at county
• Marlow eyes projects for the new year
• Photo exhibit features local talent
• Comanche has big goals
• A.M. Update: Sheriff investigating apparent homicide
• Structure destroyed in early evening Velma blaze
• Diversity in industry shows in ACS
• Looking forward
• Three plead during felony docket
• Out in force
• Mixed results in ACS survey
• Comanche’s top students give time
• City of Duncan looks back on 2010, forward to 2011
• City is set to retrieve funds lost on billings
• First on third
• Bond money would address several issues for EPS
• Churchman takes the reigns for county commissioners
• Hicks takes office
• Duncan, area cities bring in New Year quietly
• Baby, it’s cold outside
• January has events to kick off the New Year
• Constitutionally focused
• Merritt tapped to serve as ADA
• Deal named Chamber president
• In with the new
• Weather rules the roost
• Making some headway
• Out with the old
• Skating rink re-opens as 2011 rolls in
• Up for auction
• EPA to limit ‘Erin Brockovich’ chemical in tap water
• Stocking stuffers
• Jail cell waits impaired drivers
• Businesses see increase in holiday profits
• Hard at work
• New Year’s means early area closings
• Passing the block
• Undeliverable mail returns to county Election Board office
• Dinner is served
• REAP could repair some damage
• Delivering Christmas cheer
• DPD joins fight to crack down on pedophiles
• Helping Hands receives freezer
• A win-win situation
• Toy Shop helps record number of families
• Men of the street
• Post Office keeps up with Santa
• Winter puts cars under the weather
• Season of giving
• Ballot printing bids accepted
• Cast selected for DLT’s ‘Footloose’
• Books and java
• Four-legged friends also have needs
• Volunteers ready Christmas dinner
• Moving on
• Area municipalities close for Christmas
• P.M. Update: Census places Oklahoma population at 3.75 million
• A Christmas treat
• Military family receives free light installation
• Accident injures three
• DPD investigating home burglaries
• Sykes sets sights on reform
• Taking safety seriously
• Tax time in Stephens County
• Trading in reindeer
• All aboard
• Close call for two Marlow teens
• Clothing shop re-opened
• Coat causes confusion for toddler
• Church starts clothing closet
• Live trees should glow, not blaze
• What's next for E-911
• E-Mail warning investigated by DPD
• Tree auction generates dollars for charities
• City tackles issue of a transformer
• Tracks of trust
• Upstart task force ready to go
• Duncan Public Schools to launch new website
• Laying it all out
• Long time coming
• Southern Heretics battle the bands
• Fire causes $100,000 in property damage
• One Wish
• E-911 ballot measure up for vote
• Fairgrounds hosts Velma Holiday Classic
• Councilors work on new budget
• The gift of giving
• ‘Footloose’ auditions really for all ages
• More than a rural issue
• Free to celebrate
• 3D Coalition begins plans for speak out program
• FUMC unveils finished church
• Car crashes through mail boxes at post office
• Empire School installs 18 Promethean boards
• Remembering everyone during Christmas season
• Oh Christmas tree
• Election filing period ends
• DFD working towards an example fire dept.
• Budget woes won’t budge Rep. Holland
• Who’ll rescue me?
• Velma Classic brings in the weekend
• ’Tis the fire season
• Tightening the belt
• Filing period ending today at courthouse
• A scholar and a soldier
• Mark Twain students reading to 1 million minute goal
• Flipping over flapjacks
• Bright lights, small town, family fun
• All about helping the children
• Giving back
• Fire season starts off hot
• Waurika woman stabbed, two in custody
• Marlow Christmas parade ‘bigger than ever’
• Here comes Santa Claus
• Wildfire rages south of Duncan
• E-911 hot topic in Stephens County
• Full steam ahead
• Duncan deems E-911 a necessary item
• Bacon, eggs and enlightenment
• Holiday project expected to generate happiness
• Stephens County sales tax receipts increase
• 'Tis the season
• Marlow gets set for Santa
• Sheriff, OHP investigate early morning shooting on SH 7
• A feast of love
• December offers fun events for all
• Selby hired as new Velma town secretary
• ‘Far from over’
• Pilot identified
• County Commissioners discuss importance of E-911
• Boy Scouts staying busy in the community
• Changes made in special meeting
• Getting a promotion
• Award winning
• Red River Technology Center anticipates deep cuts
• Experience through education
• Duncan Jaycees to kick off auction Monday
• Franzen wins the Spirit of Innovation Award
• Helping those who first helped us
• ‘Quilt Lady’ providing warmth for Duncan
• Car show benefits fire department
• When the weather outside is frightful
• Major city projects wrapping up
• Learning Center embraces new tech
• Cooking up turkey
• Breaking News: Plane crashes near Velma
• Askins one of 19 state Supreme Court candidates
• Avoiding the financial blues
• A walk to remember
• Teen Club approved
• FBC Marlow prepares for annual Thanksgiving dinner
• Holiday stroll turns into record-breaking sales day
• Breaking News: Askins seeks seat on Oklahoma’s highest court
• Gone to the hogs
• County Commissioners stocking the pantries
• Swine take center stage
• Preserving their heritage
• New equipment on the agenda
• Always a time for giving
• Fall Classic impacts Duncan
• City, county to enjoy four day weekend
• New OSBI director began career with DPD
• Dressing as a blessing
• McKinney organizes Sheriff’s Posse
• Poverty Dinner teaches
• Warming hearts and filling stomachs
• Old Claud rises again
• Calling for donations
• Keller and Koll win the Hackler Award
• Giving Compassion
• Alleged mower bandit behind bars
• Samaritans of Marlow ready for food basket drive
• Trail Dance Film Festival announces 2011 films
• Teacher of the year
• Library gets Sarkeys Grant for wall
• Toy Shop pre-registration high
• 'Tis the Season
• Fighting fire with fuel
• A simple swab
• A work of art
• Chamber’s Gifts n’ Glitz deemed a success
• DPS school board hires four
• Hruby, former Banner publisher, dies at 84
• Comanche PD shows benefits of MobileCOP
• ‘Largest swine show in the world’
• DLT premieres ‘Steel Magnolias’
• Ford takes on new role as Public Safety Director
• Stuckert dubbed ‘Someone to Know’
• Celebrating the journey
• Honoring the real heroes
• Ryan nursing home closes doors
• Duncan Art Guild Holiday show starts this weekend
• Local students selected for board
• Gauthun’s glory
• Food bank feeds hungry students
• A.M. UPDATE: Phone lines temporarily down at The Duncan Banner
• DHS students selected for Fit Kid Coalition
• City making changes to increase customer service
• All in a day’s work
• Bryan's Brave Battle
• School board discusses AYP
• Thwarting the public's view?
• Armed robbery attempt failed
• New Banner staff return to home state
• Area voters cast GOP, lean toward hometown candidate
• Tapping in
• Council looking to change City’s four-day week policy
• Crafting a hobby
• United Methodist Churches stock the pantry for area food shelter
• Burum receiving Governor’s Arts Award
• Rainbow girls prepare camp for holidays
• DAG Holiday Art Show starting Friday
• A veteran’s event
• DHS achieves victory in Win-Win week
• Gay bolstered by Jeffco Votes
• Calf fry benefits V-A FFA chapter
• Sharing gossip
• A.M. UPDATE: Accident slows traffic on Hwy 81, one sent to hospital
• Collecting for the Community
• DPD recovers large-screen TV
• Cross sentenced to 90 years for selling crack
• Honoring all who served
• FFA member wins at Tulsa Fair
• OBN’s new drug laws aim to save lives
• Blood drive driven by DHS students
• Voting numbers up for Stephens County
• Pancake day griddles up donations
• Grand ole’ evening
• Jason Hicks wins DA by landslide
• Askins falls short in governor’s race
• ELECTION 2010 UPDATE: Area candidates ‘feel good’ about General Election
• ELECTION 2010 UPDATE: High turnout already seen in voter precincts
• A.M. Breaking News: Lt. Gov. Jari Askins casts her vote
• Board looks to help fight fires
• Election anticipation builds
• Unique jewelry for sale at craft show
• ELECTION 2010 UPDATE: Sykes watching state questions
• Condemned to death
• Morris to play for CTAC Saturday
• Burch says goodbye to the community
• Locomotive hopes to do the locomotion
• ELECTION UPDATE: Stephens County voting precinct locations
• Safety first
• P.M. Breaking news: Death verdict for Malone
• Senior centers seeing turn around
• A spooktacular Saturday
• Festival of fun
• Malone’s fate to be determined Monday
• A.M. UPDATE: Marlow man dies at scene of Plato accident
• Brats bring family together
• Election board keeping busy
• Closing arguments starting today in Malone trial
• Tense moment
• Boo Review delights children
• What a night
• Romine found guilty of enabling child sexual abuse
• Emotional day in Malone re-sentencing
• Council meeting short, but productive
• Shelving his rubber boots
• Romine testifies on own behalf
• Emotions run high in Malone trial
• Jury term reason for increased security
• Halloween time warps to Saturday
• County approves bridge project bid
• Questionable status
• A.M. Update Marlow man dies in motorcycle crash
• Library Board discusses author signing policy
• Changing venues
• Only game in town
• Council considering two resolutions
• A.M. Update Courthouse security added
• ‘Wurst is the best’
• A family affair
• Dropout numbers dropping in Duncan
• On the defense
• Planning committee gets first taste of Comprehensive Plan
• P.M. Update: Video shown in Malone trial
• Sullins retiring as DFD chief
• Spending ‘A night in Casablanca’
• Trial ongoing
• Leading the way for Duncan Public Schools
• 4-H club ready to recycle
• DHS Band places seventh in OBA contest
• On The Stand
• Burns banking on experience in re-election bid
• P.M. Update: Malone accomplce testifies
• Hicks feeling good about campaign for DA
• According to witnesses...
• P.M. Update: Malone hearing proceeding
• Malone resentencing begins
• Burglaries, thefts keep police busy
• Bids accepted for county scrap metal
• Duncan ACT scores ‘flatlined’
• Having fun
• P.M. Update: Malone sentencing trial underway
• Velma Quilters going strong for 20 years
• Back to the courtroom
• Helping those who do the helping
• Burch leaving Duncan Chamber
• Former Empire band teacher arrested
• One woman dead after Friday morning accident
• Chamber members have lots to talk about
• Hastings man pleads guilty to robbery
• It’s in their DNA
• P.M. Update: Former Empire band teacher arrested
• A.M. Update: Injuries unknown in morning accident
• Customers upset with mobile home dealer
• P.M. Update: Senior moms hold dance practice
• Getting Smart
• Burglary spree comes to an end
• Jones earns Kiwanis honor
• Area feels effects of earthquake
• Railroad corridor project has several items to consider
• AM UPDATE: Stephens County feels effects of quake
• Water storage purchase a done deal
• BOE meeting filled with business and entertainment
• City manager gets raise in allowance
• Hall of famers
• A.M. Update: Senior mothers practice dance moves
• Local victims remembered in vigil service
• End the abuse...
• Water tower to be filled
• New businesses move to East Main
• Building home is homework
• All aboard
• United Way brings day of caring
• Council only handling two issues
• Murder on a cold night
• Chamber benefits from newspaper coverage
• Southerland named ‘Someone You Should Know’
• Bark for a cause
• Appreciating the printed word
• Model railroad club holding annual fall open house
• Think pink
• Possible break in recent burglaries
• Bargains abound
• A.M. Update: MHS Drama Team to present ‘Rumors’ Saturday
• Richardson, Pruitt to be inducted into DPSF Hall of Fame
• Cost of cruising
• Tax numbers head in upward trend
• Campaign going well for United Way
• Youth can learn to paint
• Empire FD REAPing the benefits
• Hot topic
• Ready, set ... Discover Duncan
• City council hits several points of interest
• Board resolute on roads
• Texas Gypsies cross Red River to Duncan
• Duncan man sentenced to 15 years in federal prison
• Fighting the flu
• Couple crafts up furniture and friendships
• Launching interest in rocketry
• All Saints Episcopal holds annual blessing of animals
• More than just a rodeo
• Marching on
• Kids helping kids
• For a good cause
• Illegal immigrants targeted in assaults
• Making old new again
• Senior Citizen Center starts month off with flu vaccinations
• Bypass accident sends one to hospital
• Red River ranch rodeo starts tonight
• Wine festival offers ambience, amtrykes
• Halliburton offers transition packages to some at tech center
• Something for everyone
• Rural burglaries on the rise
• Elmore City man arrested for grand larceny
• Relay For Life earns recognition for campaign
• Howard says goodbye to Stephens County courthouse family
• P.M. Update: Halliburton offers transition packages to some at tech center
• Up to code
• Looking to the future of Duncan
• Cox gets involved at Duncan High School
• Medical expenses costly at jail
• Campaign HQ
• Checking eyes for education
• Fairgrounds get wired
• RRTC board takes care of annual items
• Changing of the guard
• Council looks to finish Waurika Lake item
• Room for reading
• Hands on leadership
• Immigrants do not pose threat in Stephens County
• Back to the past
• Numbers concerning during special emphasis night
• Schlumberger closes Duncan plant
• 1980s oil boom was time of money and murder
• School board approves bond advisory committee
• Revving up support
• Spirit Week sweeps through DMS
• 3D Drug Free Coalition looks at prevention and recovery
• Bond reduced for Davis
• Seniors stay active at senior games
• Two air lifted after accident
• Fighting fire with finances
• P.M. Update: Two air lifted from accident scene
• Nelson left indelible mark on Duncan
• Creating an artist hub
• Tyler free on bail
• Youth unity
• Fun times
• Beckworth to be charged
• Former Sheriff’s deputy held for terroristic threats
• 3D Drug Free Coalition hosting prevention, recovery luncheon Thursday
• P.M. Update: Duncan woman dies in trailer fire
• Phone scam targets grandparents
• Assignment: detention hall
• Praying by the pole
• Stephens County Commissioners hire fairgrounds director
• A family tradition
• Main Street Banquet set to ‘Remember the Past’
• Sheriff’s department, OHP team up Saturday night
• School board discusses establishing new hiring policy
• Reading on
• Western Spirit
• Duncan considers partnership with Drug enforcement Agency
• Marlow grocery buydown brings big numbers
• School board approves legislative policy
• Rough Ride
• DHS turns pep rally pink
• Henrietta the mule to show her skills
• Cattle drive harkens back to simpler times
• Burglaries, assaults keep DPD busy
• Climbing up
• New academic standards adopted
• Death sparks interest in railroad crossing safety
• Council approves two day closure for library renovations
• Saddling up for a celebration
• Woodrow Wilson students visit school board
• Increasing safety
• Patriot Guard for a patriot
• Commissioners review state audits for county
• Hero's farewell
• School board to discuss hiring 12
• A small agenda for Tuesday
• Sound the alarm
• Annual Empire picnic draws crowd
• Helping out a good cause
• Hometown hero laid to rest
• Acoustically Speaking kicks off 2010-11 CTAC series
• Heroes honored at luncheon
• Generations apart
• Oklahomans seeking mental health waivers
• Native Son
• United Way kicks it off right
• God Bless Sgt. Adkinson
• More than a soldier
• Back on stage
• Book festival to return to Simmons Center
• Prairie House chosen for DAR event
• A.M. BREAKING NEWS: Empire soldier's remains to arrive Thursday
• OSU extension program gets county support
• Things are looking up
• P.M. Update: Juvenile in custody, gun in question
• P.M. Update: Gibson turns self in to authorities
• Beavers gets a surprise
• Wanted suspect unidentified after robbery
• Area officers have eventful Labor Day
• Western Spirit offers free, family fun
• Gangs presence in Duncan very limited
• Relay for Life kicks off campaign
• Marching on
• Win-Win situation
• Youth rodeo rears responsibility
• Martin apprehended, Gibson still at large
• Helping save lives
• Cooper finds Duncan a favorite
• Rabbit show breeds interest in youth
• Cold Trail
• Lakes offer activities for Labor Day
• Two people wanted in connection with assault
• PM Update: Pair sought in connection with assault
• Chamber kicks off breakfast season
• Gang activity not unheard of in Stephens County
• Some area towns see growth in tax numbers
• Out in force
• A.M. Update: Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• Simmons Center prepares for Senior Games
• Law enforcement upping patrol for Labor Day
• Assault on Main Street
• Funding for school safety gets ‘F’
• SCHD undergoes renovations
• Storm reaction
• Reading, discussion series to look at myths
• P.M. update: Empire soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Velma picnic wrapped up Saturday
• Weekend at fairgrounds to feature rabbits, rodeo
• Hero luncheon nears
• P.M. Update: Fast-moving fire puts emergency units in motion
• Special election set for E-911 issue
• ‘Win-Win’ situation
• Continuing on with passion
• September brings culture to Duncan
• DLT Evening of Shorts set for the stage
• Healthy breakfast
• Area leaders share concerns
• Judge not unless it’s a pie
• Agriculture spirit
• CU, Cooper to come to Simmons Center
• 3D takes on new leaders
• Tips to keep critters safe in the heat
• Jury returns guilty verdict on scam artist
• Duncan FFA receives three-star rating
• Baking happiness
• Lopez fails to appear for trial
• Opening day
• Tractor Driving contest holds up tradition
• Board tables concession stand renovation
• Balthrop charged with five felony counts
• Rising water?
• Council finishes up tabled items
• Looking for help
• OHCE distributes nearly 200 First Aid kits to classrooms
• Man on horseback dead after accident
• DPS strongly opposes gang related activity
• Fair time
• Tyler still in jail after court appearance
• Balthrop faces rape charge
• Swather explosion starts small grass fire in Stephens County
• PM Update: Rumors at DHS just that; DPD on heightend alert
• PM Update: Man on horseback dead after accident
• Humane Society holds open house
• Council revisiting items from past meetings
• Elser to change plea
• Lacy, Shatswell jury trials set for Monday
• Grand old opening
• Weekend Update: Officer involved in late night accident
• Old court cases end in guilty pleas
• Tyler back in jail for another incident
• Commissioners clear agenda
• Former deputy could be arrested
• Groups oppose English-language measure
• Exceeding expectations
• PM UPDATE: Tyler back in jail for seperate crime
• Man dies in accident
• Domestic squabble, hit and run result in two arrests
• Assault trial continues today
• Power Shop recycling center staying busy
• Library weeds out old reference materials
• Out on bail
• A.M. Update: Ryan man killed in car accident involving Duncan man
• Coburn makes stop in Duncan
• Suiting up safely
• War on meth
• The ordeal’s over
• McKinney promotes two to investigator status
• DHS social clubs join forces
• Dubois meth case continues today
• Running man
• Couple donate kevlar vests
• Night full of awards
• Serene sightseeing
• Summer heats up for air conditioning businesses
• A Tale of two brothers
• Game Wardens rescue gator, return to wild
• Churchman to focus on bridges
• A Tale of two brothers
• Cultural view
• Mary Fallin makes visit to Duncan
• DLT to shine the Limelight
• Community effort helps 50 children
• Summer's heating up
• Back to school
• Water Garden Tours happening on Saturday
• Council endorses projects in Duncan
• Leonard shares Duncan’s history
• P.M. Update: Marlow woman involved in accident
• American hero
• Literacy Council work underway
• Ardmore man in Stephens County jail
• Davenport awarded for dedication
• School board trying to save jobs
• A new combo
• Council considering several items Tuesday
• Road open
• Williams, McKinley saga continues
• Bridge talk on table
• Edging in
• Cars for a cause
• Velma, DRH make progress on clinic

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