Durant, OK News

• Durant, OK News
• Firefighters asking voters to approve sales tax
• Oklahoma House narrowly passes annual budget bill
• Morning automobile accident claims the life of young Durant woman
• Income tax cut plan fails
• Chili championship to be held this weekend
• Police investigate purse robbery
• Plan to repair state capitol defeated
• Going Green workshop to be held
• Okla. lawmakers to vote on bond proposals
• First and Bourne to play for MOMS
• Local crisis pregnancy center encourages community to support ‘October Baby’
• Police chief reminds motorists to watch out for children
• EMS week declared
• Income tax cut clears state senate
• County commissioners hold special meeing
• Two killed in crashes in Bryan and Coal counties
• New chamber manager hired
• Local third grader wins national contest
• GOP plan to cut taxes for 54 percent of Oklahomans
• Roberts pleased with bill to grant military dependents in-state residency status
• Drug court graduation ceremony held
• Purchase awards program available for Durant Art Center during Magnolia Festival
• Drug Court celebrates National Drug Court Month
• Hispanics are largest minority in state
• Oklahoma senators renew opposition to museum bonds
• Mother of homicide victim opposes new gun law
• Okla. tribal casino fight moves to federal court
• Fallin signs welfare drug testing bill
• Okla. Senate panel blocks Dem from Election Board
• Governor signs firearm bill
• Calera Police to participate in Click it or Ticket campaign
• Deputies investigate theft suspects
• Okla. Senate unveils revenue-neutral tax cut plan
• Fallin signs open carry bill
• Three charged with cocaine trafficking
• DHS overhaul announced
• Abortion law overturned
• Pro-gun advocates claim victory in Okla. session
• Oklahoma Republican state convention turns raucous
• Three veteran teachers set to retire
• Jury finds man not guilty of rape
• Man arrested on child abuse charges
• Open-carry firearms bill headed to governor
• Fallin signs OETA bill
• Help stamp out hunger
• SE graduations moved indoors
• Welfare drug testing bill headed to governor
• Man charged with burglarizing storage units
• Romney stands by his opposition to gay marriage
• Library to hold summer programs
• US casinos rallying from recession woes
• DIA discusses new water tower
• DECD holds monthly meeting, discusses pipeline
• Hix found guilty of manslaughter
• Durant City Council holds meeting
• DISD meets to discuss surplus property
• Okla. governor, tribal leaders to meet on water
• $100M weigh-station project underway in Oklahoma
• Commissioners discuss reserved parking spaces
• Okla. GOP incumbents facing primary challengers
• Officials unsure why flu season was mild in Okla.
• Okla. man recalls digging out of damaged house
• At least 6 tornadoes may have hit northern Okla.
• New program for fifth-grade boys to begin
• Forum held on income tax
• Man charged with marijuana cultivation
• Okla. public television narrowly survives in House
• Help “Stamp Out Hunger” May 12 in Durant Donate to Help Hungry Oklahomans
• Durant resident among Leadership Oklahoma Class XXV graduates
• Fallin approves rules for new Okla. school grading
• Police investigate burglaries
• Zach Ray to Appear at MOMS
• Firefighters respond to chemical spill
• Pedestrian struck and killed early Wednesday morning
• 5k run to benefit Silo Relaxation Garden
• Ex-Bryan County deputy pleads guilty to stun gun use on inmate
• Courthouse parking lot closed for jail expansion
• Jan.-April Okla. temperatures warmest on record
• Fallin inks bill to stop raises for Okla. judges
• Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer town hall meeting to be held in Ada
• Fallin says her plan for ‘huge’ tax cut won’t pass
• Blue-green algae advisory lifted at Lake Texoma
• Okla. court halts ‘personhood’ rights for embryos
• Southeastern heads to the GAC Tournament
• Two arrested after robbery attempt
• Okla. death row inmate faces execution in death
• Falling natural gas prices concern Okla. leaders
• Annual Prayer Breakfast to be held Thursday
• Veterans to be honored durng Magnolia Festival
• Authorities investigate robbery
• Council approves grant application for water tower
• Political setbacks growing in Okla. Legislature
• Study: Most victims knew Alabama twisters were coming
• Education forum to be held Monday on SE campus
• Okla. House approves truck stations, other bills
• Senate allows continued existence of OETA
• Okla. drug, mental health courts cut prison costs
• Okla. Senate OKs Fallin’s income tax cut plan
• Anti-meth bill criticized as ‘step backward’
• Attorneys to offer free legal advice
• Dem chair: McVeigh, tea party in ‘similar vein’
• Anti-abortion group vows ‘personhood’ fight
• Authorities investigates burglaries and thefts
• Main Street wins awards at annual banquet
• Blue River Conference Academic Bowl Players Attend All-State Games and Banquet
• Man charged with shaking 8-week-old baby
• Local poet to speak at luncheon
• Commissioners move forward with jail project
• Durant Civil Air Patrol promotes cadets
• Okla. cop’s attorney says race a factor in charges
• Firefighters hose down shed fire
• City manager criticized about Oklahoma casino fired
• Madill toddler dies after he's run over by truck
• Funeral set for Choctaw County deputy killed in collision
• Oklahoma unemployment rate drops to 5.4 percent
• Woman twice lives through deadly tornadoes
• Local fire victims need community’s help
• Filmmaker focuses on Oklahoma’s Dust Bowl era
• Man given 35-year sentence in stabbing death of girlfriend
• Choctaw County sheriff's deputy killed in crash
• Okla. Speaker: ‘Personhood’ bill won’t get hearing
• Durant Spring Trash Off to be held on Saturday
• Durant woman charged with child abuse
• Jackson’s coalition challenging Okla. gun laws
• Okla. Senate approves workers’ comp alternative
• Anti-meth bill passes Oklahoma Senate
• Okla. governor ‘flattered’ by possible VP mention
• Bryan County Relay for Life is preparing to tackle cancer
• Formal arraignment held for murder suspect
• Police investigate robbery, burglary
• Firefighters respond to machine fire
• Okla. House Dems fall short in veto override try
• Oklahoma Senate passes revised income tax cut bill
• Could better tornado warnings cause complacency?
• Second annual Student Showcase upcoming at SOSU Wesley Center
• Judas Pig Tagging System bill signed into law
• Suspect in Okla. shootings says he’s not racist
• Local filmmaker to give lecture on ‘Faith and Film’
• Second annual Student Showcase upcoming at SOSU Wesley Center
• Okla. governor declares emergency in tornado wake
• Cassi Peters will Address Democratic Women about Sally’s List Tuesday at noon
• Warnings credited in Midwest tornado outbreak
• Aaron Newcomb Named 2012 District No. 17 Superintendent of the Year
• Election filing period ends
• Umsted exhibits great pride in tribe through art, utilizes family experiences as inspiration
• 275 candidates file for Oklahoma elections
• Oklahoma workers push market-based compensation plan
• 'Life-threatening' storms feared for Midwest
• Choctaw artist Theresa Morris to present at Smithsonian
• Forecasters say Saturday storms 'life threatening'
• Deputies recover two truckloads of items stolen from storage facility
• 37 more candidates file for Oklahoma elections
• Okla. Senate leader: Deep income tax cut unlikely
• Party to announce Lake Texoma’s season opening
• Prevent dog attacks by securing animals
• First day of filing yields 192 Oklahoma candidates
• Ex-Okla. warden’s wife takes appeal to Supreme Court
• Walker urges Okla. GOP to stand by principles
• Local candidates begin filing for offices
• Durant to build new emergency operations center
• Calera council approves agreement with Chickasaw Lighthorse
• Tulsa residents want death penalty in shootings
• DIA discusses Lake Texoma in monthly meeting
• DHS Student Council to raise money for Boys and Girls Club
• Deputy Commissioner of Workers Compensation visits DECD
• Election filing period begins Wednesday
• Fire damages home east of Durant
• Commissioners tour County Jail
• Governor signs bills targeting feral hogs
• Pit bulls maul and kill Mead resident
• Documents: Two suspects confessed in Tulsa shootings
• Youth art show to be held in Durant
• Tulsa police say shootings may have been revenge
• Police: Two suspects arrested in Tulsa shootings
• Dianne Bennett is the Texoma Arts Association Artist of the Month
• Loss of stipends could be felt in Okla. classrooms
• Police link shootings in Tulsa,3 killed
• Mega Bull ’12 Tickets on Sale
• Leading Oklahoma economists criticize tax cut plan
• Ex-warden's wife released from Oklahoma prison
• Health Management Associates, parent company of Medical Center of Southeastern Oklahoma, finalizes agreement with Integris
• Deal reached on Oklahoma Capitol repairs
• Oklahoma tax cut proposals remain on life support
• Silo Schools bond proposition defeated
• Two-year Oklahoma revenue growth streak ends in March
• Man charged with drug crimes after traffic stop
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• DISD Board of Education approves teacher evaluation model
• Commissioners discuss fire sales tax
• March temperatures set record in Oklahoma
• Oklahoma House panel passes teacher stipend bill
• US Supreme Court seeks Oklahoma water rights brief
• Oklahoma lawmakers look to expand gun rights
• ‘The Window Project’ underway at Three Valley Museum
• Oklahoma soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Rendezvous to be held at Ft. Washita
• Project illustrates death row inmates’ last meals
• Silo to vote on bond to upgrade Silo Schools
• Local institutions keeping close eye on gas prices
• Oklahoma Senate panel amends, passes open carry bill
• Oklahoma board adopts A-F School Grading System
• Kevin Spencer to appear at the Grace Baptist Church “5th Saturday Night Singing”
• Oklahoma school emptied after students and staff get sick
• Oklahoma court strikes down ultrasound abortion law
• Commissioner deems town hall meeting a success
• Early voting begins Friday for Silo runoff and special bond elections
• Anti-meth measure clears Oklahoma Senate panel
• Calera Police arrest man after traffic stop
• Okla. judge rules scholarship law unconstitutional
• ORWP hold town hall meeting
• More Oklahoma soldiers returning from deployments
• Oklahoma House committee passes personhood bill
• Oklahoma House panel rejects teacher stipend bill
• Panel OKs drug testing of Okla. welfare recipients
• Things heat up Silo as bond election nears
• Okla. House OKs ‘In God We Trust’ for state motto
• Firefighters respond to Sunday fire
• Indian tribe worries pipeline will disturb graves
• Okla. soldiers return from Afghanistan, Kuwait
• Police investigate stabbing
• Life from above: Air ambulance providers gather at Eaker Field
• BCC approves Silo CDGB road improvements
• Oklahoma Health Department reports three more flu deaths
• Chickasaw, Choctaw Nations to Air Water Documentary throughout Oklahoma
• Choctaw Nation to host 11th conference with US Forest Service
• Oklahomans for Responsible Water Policy to hold meeting in Durant
• ‘Prompalooza’ asks for formalwear donations
• Defense rests in Okla. woman’s Kan. murder trial
• Absentee voters for Silo Bond Election should apply now
• More Oklahoma National guardsmen to return home
• Obama putting Oklahoma pipeline on fast track 

• Obama putting Oklahoma pipeline on fast track
• Oklahoma activists to demonstrate during Obama visit
• Federal judge rules against Oklahoma Libertarians 

• Duffel bag stolen from vehicle
• Caddo woman survives accident
• Majority of Oklahomans oppose out-of-state water sales
• Ex-Oklahoma senator asks judge to toss jury’s verdict
• Ex-Oklahoma senator asks judge to toss jury’s verdict
• Wind damage reported in Oklahoma, Arkansas
• Oklahoma House panel rejects measure on ME’s office
• Oklahoma appeals court denies transcript pay request
• Warm low temperatures set in Oklahoma City, Tulsa
• Oklahoma tops in prescription painkiller abuse
• Oklahoma school officials keep wary eye on fuel price
• Dems deny anti-abortion activist Okla. delegates
• Obama to Congress: Kill oil industry’s tax breaks
• Lady Storm takes two from Ouachita Baptist
• Man charged with hiding murder suspect pleads guilty
• Spring break reminder: “One Text or Call Could Wreck It All”
• Health officials report 3rd Oklahoma flu death
• Oklahoma executes man for wife’s 1996 slaying
• Senate approves Caylee’s Law
• Bryan County Youth Speak Up, Seize Control Against Tobacco Industry on Kick Butts Day
• Man charged with eluding police
• Oklahoma House approves governor’s income tax plan
• Bokchito residents asked to conserve water
• Calera board members discuss citizen and employee issues
• Mead man injured in motorcycle crash
• Durant man charged with multiple crimes
• ODOT visits the Durant Economic Development Council
• Local author to hold book signing Saturday
• Oklahoma Senate OKs bill to cut, eliminate income tax
• Safety during the tornado season
• Oklahoma water rights suit moved to federal court
• Court hearings held for murder suspects
• Commissioners approve stop signs
• School Board approves retirement plan
• Oklahoma House approves welfare drug testing
• Cheering crowd welcomes home Oklahoma soldiers
• Oklahoma Main Street Announces Award Finalists
• Oklahoma superdelegate still hopes for surge by Paul
• State Board of Health Meets Tuesday in Durant
• Precinct lines moved according to statute
• Man pleads no contest to shooting son-in-law
• Senate blocks bid to speed pipeline from Canada
• Oklahoma income tax cut plan laid over in Senate
• Oklahoma leaders shelve plan for insurance exchange
• Parent company of Medical Center of Southeastern Oklahoma, named one of World’s Most Admired Companies
• Court hearing held for murder suspect
• Oklahoma audit questions secret Education Department fund
• Obama fares poorly in Okla.’s coveted 2nd District
• Warm day at courthouse turns chaotic in shootout
• Fire Marshal: Fire that burned house was intentionally set
• Santorum takes Bryan County GOP primaries
• DCFA discuss Multi-Sports Complex
• Poor Oklahoma showing could cost Obama a delegate
• Oklahomans head to polls as part of Super Tuesday
• Santorum wins Oklahoma in Super Tuesday primary
• DISD elect new officers
• Commissioners approve Water Rally
• American Indian tribes’ casinos see turnaround
• GOP candidates make late ground push in Oklahoma
• Ex-senator convicted of bribery; co-defendant free
• Dozens of Oklahoma soldiers return from Afghanistan
• Jury to resume deliberations for ex-Oklahoma senator
• Bryan County Court Clerk’s Office to hold Passport Day
• ‘Our Special Angels’ online support group has brought many parents together
• Local business owner celebrates 10 years
• Terry hopes to ‘embarrass Obama’ in upcoming primaries
• Democrat targets anti-Obama sentiment in Oklahoma
• Ex-Oklahoma senator's trial will continue Monday
• Watts, Cain to campaign for Gingrich in Oklahoma
• Texoma real estate sales on the rise
• Suspected burglars of Subway charged
• Early presidential primary voting begins in Oklahoma
• Group launches personhood signature drive in Oklahoma
• Jurors receive Oklahoma ex-senator’s bribery case
• Pettigrew visits with local residents
• Woman charged with second-degree murder
• Southeastern’s Skip Robinson publishes textbook
• Oklahoma House panel approves Fallin’s tax plan
• Oklahoma panel passes bill for nonpartisan sheriffs
• Oklahoma leaders reach deal on supplemental funding
• Okla. House panel to hear Fallin’s tax plan
• 50 years later, JFK speech part of culture war
• Voters may cast absentee ballots for Presidential Preferential Primary election
• Group opposed to Okla. ‘personhood’ bills to rally
• Man charged with using his pickup as a weapon
• Oklahoma DAs agree to support criminal justice bill
• Firefighters respond to car fire on Saturday
• TransCanada touts oil pipeline from Okla. to Texas
• Lake Texoma still under advisory
• Two charged with burglary
• Judge dismisses case against Oklahoma lobbyist
• Oklahoma leaders push forward with plans to cut taxes
• OKCEO Summit stressed the importance of early childhood education
• Friday fire damages Durant home
• Phillips pleads guilty to 1996 murder
• Commissioners try to lower county costs
• Oklahoma prosecutors outmanned in battle against meth
• Okla. Supreme Court takes tribal water rights case
• Junior Livestock show to be held this weekend
• Council puts out tobacco use on city property
• Woman injured in crash
• High season for tornadoes ahead
• Committee calls for Oklahoma insurance exchange
• No pay raises for Okla. judges, elected officials
• Lawsuit prompts Oklahoma lawmaker to seek amendment
• Oklahoma House committee OK’s science theories bill
• Man charged with fondling girl at laundromat
• County elected officials discuss new location
• Fallin tax plan due next week; panel OKs others
• Oklahoma storms not an indicator of future weather
• Oklahoma panel wants to limit refunds for drillers
• Southern Baptist leaders OK ‘Great Commission’
• Oklahoma House panel kills anti-meth prescription bill
• No ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ for Oklahoma Guard
• Southern Baptist panel recommends add-on to name
• Gingrich says his policies could lower gas prices
• One person killed as severe storms tear across Oklahoma
• Oklahoma DAs deliver impassioned plea for meth bill
• Oklahoma lawmaker seeks welfare drug testing
• Oklahoma Supreme Court sets April 19 water hearing
• Gingrich to address Oklahoma lawmakers
• Durant graduate with Cerebral Palsy helps Calera girl who also has the disease
• Prescriptions sought for certain cold medicines
• Choctaw Nation and Massey Family Foundation challenge the community
• OKCEO to hold summit in Durant
• Witness: Ex-Oklahoma senator paid to "watch" bills
• Fallin tax plan wipes out deductions
• House GOP lawmakers push plan to update ed law
• Oklahoma soldiers to return from Afghanistan
• Suspected copper-stealing culprits caught
• Oklahoma oil and gas tax breaks double estimate
• Bill bans cell phone use by teen drivers
• Lawyer says he thougt it OK to hire Oklahoma senator
• Anti-meth bill killed by Oklahoma Senate panel
• Firefighters respond to small fire caused by water heater
• Deputies investigate copper thefts
• Oklahoma doctors oppose cold medicine restriction plan
• Two tribes want order denying Oklahoma water rights
• Oklahoma house panel OKs bill to quash pay hikes
• Choctaw Nation, Southeastern Oklahoma State University announce launch of Choctaw University
• Calera takes step closer to recycling service
• Alvina and Mike Ralls are the Texoma Arts Association Artists of the Month
• Randy Brogdon visits DECD
• Silo schools bond election defeated
• Oklahoma state workers near six years since pay hike
• Jury selected in former Oklahoma senator’s trial
• House leaders proposed water legislation
• Report: 11K gamblers banned from Oklahoma casinos
• Showing seniors some C.A.R.E this Valentine’s Day
• Taste of Durant to be held
• AG asks Oklahoma high court to decide tribal case
• Durant Students Celebrate Healthy Dating Relationships with Love Is Not Abuse Day
• School elections to be held Tuesday
• Durant man convicted of federal drug and firearms charges
• Okla. lawmakers tout criminal justice plan
• Man found guilty of making a lewd proposal to a child
• International Coin Collectors Association to Host Special Event in Durant
• Okla. commissioner seeks more for mental health{linefeed} TIM TALLEY{linefeed} Associated Press {linefeed}
• Early voting for school elections begins Friday
• Anti-abortion lawmakers continue push
• Boren supports bill to cut spending from federal budget
• Official: 10 states get ed waiver
• Oklahoma receives more than $90M for Indian housing
• Oklahoma Senate leaders unveil legislative agenda
• Oklahoma tribal leaders don't plan to dismiss lawsuit
• Oklahoma public safety officials seek more funding
• Truck driver injured in crash
• Locals shine in Dancing with the Stars of Durant 2012
• Bryan County enters mutual aid agreement with Fannin County
• School board receives report on remediation and dropout
• INTEGRIS Health and Health Management Associates Sign Definitive Agreement to Partner Five Regional Hospitals
• Governor makes 2013 budget recommendations
• Fallin highlights more cuts to Oklahoma income tax
• Tax plans likely to be focus of 2012 Oklahoma session
• Coburn won't support Gingrich for president
• Fake company created to probe Oklahoma Legislature
• Silo Schools asking for taxpayers to show some love
• New textbook dedicated to Regent John Massey
• Choctaw Nation to hold Heritage Monday, dance classes open to the public Feb. 6
• Are you sure you are registered to vote?
• New Emergency/Registration Departments now open
• Woman injured in crash
• Bennington student suspended for having handgun at school
• Commissioners open bids for jail addition project
• Landfill to stop accepting utility bills March 1
• Oklahoma Gov. asks tribes to drop water rights suit
• Fallin: Oklahoma income tax plan to reduce brackets
• Treasurer: Low natural gas price cause for concern
• Judge sentences St. Clair to death in 1991 slayings
• Oklahoma court orders response in warden’s wife case
• Oklahoma House Democrats eye 2012 legislative agenda
• Journey Stories begin to wrap up with story of the ‘Hunley’
• Where’s the snow? Not in Lower 48, but elsewhere
• Bright light seen in Oklahoma, Texas likely a meteor
• ODOL Commissioner visits Chamber of Commerce
• St. Clair to be sentenced on kidnapping
• AT&T provides grant to Women's Business Center
• Rethinking the yard in drought-stricken regions
• Democrats continue to flee Oklahoma Legislature
• Rerun Junction has grand re-opening
• Oklahoma ranks 33rd nationally in wealth rankings
• Emboldened GOP wants to abolish state income taxes
• SE to hold Blue and Gold Gala
• Oklahoma lawmakers look to expand 'Make My Day' law
• Oklahoma officials learn lessons from ice storms
• Small earthquake reported in central Oklahoma
• Girl Scouts victorious in cookie crunch off
• Chamber to host legislative forum
• Chickasaw Nation opens senior center in Colbert
• 'Tackle domestic violence' this Super Bowl
• Chickasaw and Choctaw nations develop essential water planning points
• Man indicted for murder in fatal crash
• Meeting to be held to start Durant chapter of Oklahoma Inventors Congress
• SE strives to 'engage, revision and empower' the region
• Jury finds man guilty of rape
• SE Theatre and Department of Music to present Xanadu
• Tribes seek federal ruling in water lawsuit
• Oklahoma lawmaker wants November school board elections
• Attorney attacks Contingency Review Board
• Courtroom battle splits star's Oklahoma hometown
• Homeowners have until March 15 to file for homestead exemption
• Robert L. Wood
• Census releases data on American Indian population
• Rain is a 'good thing,' not a danger
• Jury recommends life sentence for Key
• Choctaw Nation donates to sheriff's offices and drug courts
• Dustin Rowe holds town hall meeting
• Oklahoma delegation critical of president's speech
• Oklahoma hospital must pay $1m to Garth Brooks
• Hearing held for proposed exit ramp on US 69
• Commissioners hold special meeting
• Oklahoma drought leads to abandoned livestock
• Firefighters respond to dryer fire
• New da Vinci system at MCSO
• Oklahoma lawmaker says medical, legal records released
• Abortion measures among Oklahoma bills filed for 2012
• Man killed after losing control of his vehicle while texting
• Jury term starts Monday
• Absentee ballots available for school board elections
• Oklahoma House leaders push pensions, consolidation
• Deputy nabs suspected salvage yard burglar
• Economic Summit scheduled for Jan. 26 at Southeastern
• Texas water district appeals Oklahoma water ruling
• Durant City Council holds special meeting
• Police seek warrant for robbery suspect
• Durant High School Receives College Readiness Recognition
• Oklahoma House pushes forward with ethics panel
• Obama, GOP back in tussle over oil pipeline
• Oklahoma House leaders to discuss pensions, reforms
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• Oklahoma GOP leaders reveal few details of agenda
• Higher Education Chancellor presents Legislative Agenda
• Durant FFA to host chili dinner
• Candles catch bedroom on fire
• Okla. lawmakers seek 'personhood," other questions
• First United Bank holds annual meeting
• Tribal chief comments on casino controversy
• Counties to benefit from I-40 steel beams
• Officials get feedback on education plan
• Oklahoma water adjudication likely a lengthy process
• Friday is the last day to register to vote in school elections
• Oklahoma man shares love of Choctaw language
• Old library almost ready for county use
• Dancing with the Stars event is progressing
• Authorities say juveniles broke in old middle school and spilled chemicals
• Silo woman dies from smoke inhalation
• Exploring the past through museum’s Journey Stories
• DCFA to apply for grants
• Oklahoma Senate Democrats promote infant insurance
• Mock voting continues
• Preliminary hearing set for former Caddo police chief
• $110M to address Oklahoma prison population
• Oklahoma lawmaker eyes fix to Islamic law ruling
• 40 Oklahoma soldiers to return from Afghanistan
• City Council votes to post ‘no parking signs’
• Occupants escape from house fire
• Oklahoma ban on Islamic law unconstitutional
• USDA offices in Oklahoma marked for closure
• Lawmaker seeks end to newspaper exemption
• DECD receives visit from the Oklahoma Department of Commerce
• Commissioners continue discussion with District Attorney
• Oklahoma bill would reinstate ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’
• Southeastern to celebrate MLK Day of Service
• Walter Elzie Weger
• Durant School Board approves calender for 2012-2013
• Lawmaker to push further changes to Oklahoma pensions
• Voters encouraged to participate in mock election
• RSVP coat drive doing well, still needing coats
• Southeastern lends a helping hand
• 1955 time capsule found in old library
• Salvation Army Food Basket 2011 a ‘huge success’
• Durant City Council to meet on Tuesday
• Rose State and Southeastern recognize aviation partnership
• Fake cop demands person’s Social Security number
• Local Filmmaker to have film screening
• Audit: Oklahoma education official falsified claims
• Oklahoma commission approves lawsuit settlement
• Denison residents charged with attempted auto larceny
• Classes begin Jan. 11; two new master programs offered
• Choctaw Nation and Massey Family Foundation team up to benefit Boys and Girls Club of Durant
• Area fire departments respond to fires
• Commissioners approve agreement with Grayson County
• Symphonic Winds to perform at state conference
• Police: Man riding mini bike arrested after a chase
• Former Durant resident testifies in front of Congress
• Bryan County RSVP to receive funds from Wal-Mart Foundation
• Applications being accepted for Hope for Homes Project
• Remembering 2011
• Durant Sears still open for business
• Panel recommends further slashing Oklahoma income tax
• Exercise caution when using fireworks
• Oklahoma officials approve settlement of DHS lawsuit
• Luper, Budke among notable Oklahoma deaths in 2011
• Property taxes due early next week
• Calera Police urge drivers to plan ahead
• Proposed Broken Arrow casino draws opposition
• Bryan County Turning Point Coalition recommends Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline to fulfill New Year’s resolutions
• Men’s Recovery House opens in Bryan County
• Board reaches no decision on settling DHS lawsuit
• Unemployment claims rise after steady declines
• Ex-judge ordered to stand trial in conspiracy case
• Being prepared for winter weather
• Calera to take action on 911 addresses
• Two charged with drug crimes after traffic stop
• Oklahoma crime scene cleanup crews spare survivors
• Oklahoma tribe defends proposal for new casino
• Oklahoma foundation buys Woody Guthrie archive
• Oklahoma school restored to Indian education system
• Oklahoma lawmaker criticizes evaluation system
• Southeastern to offer cohort study for Master in School Administration in January
• Home fire safety important in the winter, too
• Durant Police host Shop with a Cop
• Preventing mistakes in your research
• Night Time versus Day Time Feeding Influences Time of Calving
• A Pie Supper Christmas Story
• Local girl learns the meaning of Christmas
• Merryness and happiness may simply be all in our minds, but they can certainly be taxed
• Search for Mrs. Bryan County 2012
• Ft. Washita defendants face sentencing
• Panel recommends settling Oklahoma DHS lawsuit
• Oklahoma senator seeks clarification on bonus funding
• Staying safe during the holidays
• SWAT working against big tobacco
• Drug Court thriving in new home
• Early fiscal estimate points to flat Oklahoma budget
• Korean War Veteran receives diploma after 60 years
• Snowstorm moves east through Oklahoma’s Panhandle
• Big Five helps Grandparents raising grandchildren
• Crystal Ball raises money for Boys and Girls Club
• Silo library receives books from OEA
• Lions Club and Marine Corps Reserves team up for Toys for Tots
• Oklahoma teacher held in child pornography case
• Consumers warned against eating raw cookie dough
• New Toys for Tots participants have blast sorting toys
• Choctaw gift assists in improvements to Montgomery Auditorium
• Several defendants enter no contest pleas this week
• Caddo fires police chief
• Experts gather in Oklahoma to talk weather resiliency
• Oklahoma upgrades voting machines with federal grant
• Calera officer gets commendation letter at city meeting
• Red River Ford United Way Food Bank 2011 'most successful'
• Choctaw Nation presents $1 million gift to Stephenson Cancer Center
• Corps of Engineers, Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations enter study agreement
• Oklahoma AG vows to appeal EPA's haze ruling
• City of Durant enters mutual aid agreement with Sherman
• DECD discusses relocation of SODA
• Caddo police chief released on bond for embezzlement charge
• Oklahoma water board OKs counsel to start water suits
• Oklahoma water board OKs counsel to start water suits
• Caddo police chief charged with embezzlement
• Third robbery charge filed against Calera man
• Lieutenant Governor visits Durant
• Choctaw Nation Career Development Program wins quality award
• Four Oklahoma City charities join to prevent fraud
• Oklahoma to bring back state inmate labor program
• Kennedy named Durant TOY
• Family of fallen Durant soldiers buried overseas is honored they are not forgotten
• Hearing postponed for state lawmaker, ex-senator
• Choctaw Nation donates $1 million to Dean McGee Eye Institute
• Oklahoma authorities charge man in deaths of two girls
• Achille receives three new buses
• Man sentenced to 10 years in prison for parking lot stabbing
• Revisiting history through quilts
• Firefighters respond to Polycart and roof fires
• Durant Chamber of Commerce buries time capsule
• Mediator named in water lawsuit against Oklahoma
• Second robbery charge filed against suspect in store robberies.
• Candidates file for school board offices
• State leaders discuss reducing Oklahoma income tax
• Calera patrolman to finish intern program
• Lt. Governor Todd Lamb to speak before local Republicans
• Chesapeake offers $1M match for food bank gifts
• Remembering Pearl Harbor, 70 years later
• Pearl Harbor survivors return to ships after death
• Oklahoma drops in state health ranking
• Gingrich, Santorum file candidacy papers in Oklahoma
• Durant ISD recognizes Teachers of the Year
• Commissioners approve the use of right of ways by Rural Water District No. 5
• Police respond to fight
• School board filing period has begun
• Oklahoma judge denies request for conspiracy charges
• School promises review after student injuries
• Choctaw Nation wins multiple awards for environmental preservation efforts
• The Chorvettes Stageworks Company and Sparks Dance Company Christmas Showcase
• Employees at Sheltered Work Opportunities work for others
• Durant man jailed in Texas for fatal crash
• Apartment complex collecting coats for children
• Shop with a Cop program to be held
• 2012 Miss Southeast Oklahoma and Miss Southeast Oklahoma Outstanding Teen Crowned
• Last defendant in Fort Washita fire enters plea
• Police: Small children inside room with drugs
• Parade of Homes to be held Sunday
• Police: Woman crashes pickup after swerving to miss a rabbit
• Belew pleads guilty to murdering 11-year-old girl
• Coffee shop to have concert to benefit soldiers
• State Chamber President discusses keeping Oklahoma ‘pro-business’
• Oklahoma panel to make recommendations on tax credits
• One year of ‘Bridging the Gap’
• Monday house fire claims lives of three dogs, electrical malfunction the cause
• Oklahoma City officials give deadline to Occupy group
• Man claims police arrested him seven times for walking his dog
• “Operation C.A.R.E.” stats released
• Prevent Blindness Oklahoma screens children
• Christmas in downtown Durant
• Local shopping holiday beings with success
• Fire Department responds to house fire
• Police investigate burglaries
• Funds sought to rebuild Fort Washita
• Durant Intermediate School awarded TRC Grant
• Two Oklahoma lawmakers file bills to bar castor beans
• Trooper Tips: Child restraints in a motor vehicle
• Lions Club seeks donations to provide Christmas toys
• Community invited to Campus Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Durant experiences big shopping weekend
• 40 years later, skyjacker’s identity a mystery
• Man with shells arrested at Oklahoma Air Force Base
• Small earthquake recorded in central Oklahoma
• Students clean park in honor of Great American Smokeout
• Emergency Management unveils new severe weather system
• Cold case under investigation
• FFF does Thanksgiving dinner
• Choctaw Nation distributes more than 3,000 food vouchers to needy Choctaws
• Thanksgiving around Bryan County
• Durant Main Street encourages “Independent We Stand”
• Durant City Council makes progress with new Law Enforcement Center
• Coats for Kids needs donations
• County receives more than three inches of rain
• Firefighters put out fires Monday evening and this morning
• Despite growth, Oklahoma budget challenges remain
• Oklahoma couple who lost sons in tornado find solace
• Father deployed overseas returns home and surprises daughter
• Silo girls enjoy tea and girl time
• Budget cuts end free flu shots for everyone
• REAP grants awarded in Bryan County
• Treasurer's Office is preparing tax statements
• Charge filed against robbery suspect
• Calera Police nab suspect in Dollar General robberies
• OEA donates books to Rock Creek
• Hearing airs tribes’ issues with Internet gambling
• Economists tout importance of Oklahoma income tax
• Bryan County prison escapee resentenced to death
• Students first to complete Choctaw Language and Culture minor at SE
• Robert L. (Bob) Barton
• Dollar General robberies remain under investigation
• Former Bryan County sheriff’s deputy indicted on federal civil rights charges
• Main Street holds informational breakfast
• Task Force: Meth lab and numerous firearms found during search warrant
• Fatal shooting remains under investigation
• Oil boom helps boost Oklahoma revenues
• Lawmaker: Oklahoma cannot wait on insurance exchange
• Commissioners taking action against ODOC
• City Council holds meeting
• Man shot to death during dispute
• Chickasaw and Choctaw Nations file amended water complaint
• Opposition mounts to hiding data in Oklahoma records
• 2 more aftershocks in Okla. from 5.6 earthquake
• Boys and Girls Club of Durant to hold fundraising ball
• OREA welcomes Mike Rabon
• State Superintendent visits Durant High School
• Southeastern President to receive Star SBDC Award
• Blue-green algae level still high at Oklahoma lake
• Change in pipeline plan could present new problems
• Fallen Durant soldier buried in Belgium is remembered
• Oklahoma lawmakers mull more openness in Legislature
• Oklahoma lawmaker touts billions in pension savings
• Police: Drunk driver drives wrong way on highway
• Local WWII Veteran visits the WWII Memorial in Washington D.C.
• Man arrested and charged for September stabbing
• Emergency responders dispatched to Four Seasons
• Veterans Day parade to be held Friday
• Record-breaking year tests tough Oklahomans
• Governor declares emergency after earthquake
• Former administrator says plan failed "smell test"
• FACT CHECK: GOP lawmakers spin funding tall tales
• Preliminary hearing set in Oklahoma bribery case
• Several teens injured after two pickups crash
• Gov. rejects over half of parole recommendations
• Nearly 200 new Oklahoma laws to take effect this week
• Governor plans to lift burn ban
• Kiwanis to hold pancake day on Tuesday
• Rainfall still not enough
• Oklahoma County prosecutor's 2006 campaign investigated
• Jury recommends death for Michael St. Clair in 1991 slaying
• Two charged with concealing stolen backhoe
• Pickup that crashed into doughnut shop tested for malfunctions
• City of Durant announces lifting proclamation for outside water usage
• Leadership Oklahoma visiting Durant
• Choctaw Nation Recycling Center doing well
• Pickup crashes into doughnut shop
• OSBI: Tishomingo woman found dead in her home
• Kentucky Jurors deciding life or death for Michael St. Clair
• Oklahoma lawmakers resume study of state tax breaks
• Dispute over Oklahoma tribes’ internet payday loans
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• Chorale to present concert Nov. 10
• Burn Ban still in effect, according to governor
• Fire damages house
• Third annual Shop With a Cop program to be held
• Nebraska lawmakers could challenge pipeline route
• Appeal to rehear water suit against Oklahoma denied
• Night out with the artist
• Keeping history alive
• Brecheen discusses ‘Issues’ with constituents
• High School Students create awareness through The Clothesline Project
• Muskogee Pastor Dwayne Thompson enters race for Oklahoma’s 2nd Congressional District
• Task force to study, recommend change at Oklahoma DHS
• Oklahoma City, Tulsa among tops in deficient spans
• Police: Burglar said he accidentally fell through the window
• Oklahoma judge blocks abortion law from taking effect
• New headquarters for SODA nearing completion
• Man steals money from cash register at EZ Mart
• TV show to air episode on local man convicted of murder and escape
• Firefighters put out vehicle and trash fires
• Colbert discusses annexation
• Local criminal to be featured on national television show
• Alumni return to the classroom at Southeastern
• Oklahoma lawmakers eye further cuts to income tax
• Old location of RLW Library is being renovated
• Police: Domestic dispute ends in shooting
• DHS Band marches away with several trophies
• Body found near Lake Texoma identified
• Most states to seek exception to education law
• United Way kickoff to be held Saturday
• SE to hold piano recital
• Police: Man flushes money down toilet
• Fort Washita to host ghost stories
• Road to be closed for construction
• Oklahoma lawmakers resume tax break analysis
• House fire kills a Cartwright man
• $3.7 Million in Contracts Awarded for Road Improvements in Bryan County
• Durant economy‘moving in right direction’
• Commissioners hold special meeting
• Durant City Council holds monthly meeting
• Calera Council holds meeting
• Crash injures two
• Sheriff’s Office investigating reported attempted kidnapping
• Man charged with groping woman at SE Library
• Dr. Constance Taylor is the TAA Artist of the Month
• Oklahoma revenue shows double-digit growth in September
• Oklahoma group pushes for repeal of death penalty
• Friday evening house fire under investigation
• Colton’s Main Street Run scheduled on National Make A Difference Day
• SE receives $2 million federal grant to assist Native American students and programs
• Celebrate Recovery helps free people from their ‘hurts, habits and hang-ups’
• Police investigate pharmacy burglary
• Achille and Caddo to hold special school bond elections
• D.A. drops sex charge against man after ruling conviction unlikely
• Oklahoma bill restricting abortion drugs challenged
• Oklahoma attorney challenges citizen lawsuit change
• Ivan Kelly, former county commissioner and Durant city council member dies
• Welding class helps local fire department
• Oklahoma spends $84K on Paris air show
• Early voting to begin for Achille and Caddo school elections
• Brecheen to discuss ‘Issues over Eggs’
• Treasurer: Oklahoma economy continues steady growth
• Mize named OHP major
• Kiwanis Club holds annual Installation of Officers and Recognition Banquet
• Hildegard Harris
• Opponents decry State Dept. ‘bias’ on oil pipeline
• Local Firefighters propose increase in sales tax
• Durant ISD school board meeting
• Crisis Center holds candlelight vigil
• Police investigate automobile crashes
• Three charged with stealing pickup from Red River Ford
• Calera Police Department receives COPS grant
• Teen injured in vehicle/train crash
• Police: Man posts listing on Craigslist wanting to buy marijuana
• Caddo Heritage Day set for Oct. 1
• Commissioners decide to turn inmate healthcare to local group
• Man charged with drug crimes
• Street Carnival set for October 1
• Oklahoma immigration chair sees little need for law
• City enforcing garage sale ordinances
• Fire Department crucial to Oklahoma Homeland Security
• Durant awarded $500,000 grant to expand local company and create new jobs
• Man found guilty on one charge and not guilty on two others
• Tax credit task force studies economic incentives
• Lawmaker critical of higher ed spending
• Captain Mike Woodruff graduates FBI National Academy
• Amy Ford appointed to education board
• Man’s horse hit while walking on the side of the road
• Missing Durant teen dropped off in Denison
• Body found at Lake Texoma
• Water-contact bans remain at several Oklahoma lakes
• Amber alert issued for missing teen
• County burn ban still in effect
• Rainfall leads Gov. Fallin to amend Oklahoma burn ban
• Police: Teenager injured while trying to stop an intoxicated person from driving
• Opposition expected on plan to shrink Legislature
• Bringing the arts to Texoma
• Crisis Center to hold candlelight vigil
• State treasurer's ex-auditor accused of forgery
• Chambers found not guilty of embezzlement
• ODOT holds Centennial Celebration
• Oklahoma military warns of fake death notifications
• Fallin and college officials push degree program
• Texas water district wants new Oklahoma water hearing
• Mary June Boydston
• Oklahoma lawmakers discuss state’s water future
• Three arrested after police raid Durant residence
• Inhofe pushes tax break for storm shelters
• Public invited to Celebrate 100 Years of Oklahoma’s Transportation in Antlers
• Little Dixie helps others through Community Action Agency’s Self-Help Housing Program
• Oklahoma lawmakers eye open carry of handguns
• Three Valley Museum to host appreciation event for Bryan County employees
• Drug charges filed against Bennington man
• Bryan County Domestic Violence Task Force announces the first-ever Purple Light Nights Campaign
• Colbert discusses annexation
• Police investigate armed robbery
• Expanding Oklahoma sale of beer and wine is opposed
• Two injured in separate ATV crashes
• Three Valley Museum seeking volunteers
• City hires new marketing/recreational manager
• Southeastern to honor three Distinguished Alumni at Homecoming on Oct. 14
• Red River Ford and United Way team up to help community
• Absentee ballots for Achille and Caddo School bond elections are available
• War hero and cookbook author, a successful mix for 60 years
• Oklahoma house panel won’t vote to punish Terrill
• Person injured in ATV crash
• Reward offered for return of stolen backhoe
• Parker’s Tattoo reopens doors in Caddo
• Church hosts potato bake to benefit Red Cross
• Legislative panel eyes abolishing Oklahoma income tax
• Publishing company selling Oklahoman newspaper
• Oklahoma lawmakers discuss new health care law
• Local boy scout helps law enforcement
• SE hosting recent works of painter-sculptor Alan Burris
• Senate procedural snarl could shutdown FAA again
• Expert says programs can reduce Oklahoma crime rate
• Durant Council recognizes Southeastern homecoming
• Calera Council holds monthly meeting
• Southeastern receives grant to fund student community service work
• Authorities investigate robbery, other crime
• Oklahoma High Court hears former senator's appeal
• Fallin wants to boost Oklahoma college grad rate
• Durant using Blue River as water source again
• Local emergency personnel have busy weekend
• Local Children’s Book Author gets published
• Mullin announces campaign for Congress
• Oklahoma revenue collections outpace 2010, estimate
• Bryan County Free Fair hosts family night
• Achille and Caddo to hold special school bond elections
• Southeastern Homecoming activities set for Oct. 14-15
• Officials say fire on South McLean Road is being extinguished
• Traffic to be rerouted on First and Mulberry
• Commissioners discuss insulation
• Church to hold prayer meeting for America on 9/11
• Free fair continues today
• Firefighters rescue man from high lift
• Preliminary hearing set for murder suspect
• News conference held on Durant Metal Shredding fire
• Court agrees to dismiss Oklahoma water rights cases
• Fair continues today
• Durant ISD Board of Education discusses ongoing construction
• Texoma Arts Association and Frame Up announce Gwen Wilcox as Texoma Artist of the Month
• Bryan County Fair begins today
• Drug Court Participants are not Contagious
• DHS to hold Netbooks orientation on Thursday
• First and Bourne to perform for MOMS
• Fires break out in Bryan County
• Oklahoma recreation chief opposes parks privatization
• Fallin pushes for growth of Okla. drone industry
• Southwest Oklahoma wildfire brought under control
• Ft. Washita Barracks reconstruction
• Durant implements new homecoming procedure
• Bryan County teachers honored at meeting
• Two small earthquakes recorded in central Oklahoma
• Oklahoma Gas and Electric to resume power cutoffs
• Southeastern to host September 11 memorial
• County Commissioners discuss budget
• Symphonic choir invites community participation
• Two men receive federal sentences in separate cases
• Oklahoma lawmakers discuss privatizing state parks
• Police: Man whipped boy with a studded belt
• Man injured in crash
• Lake Texoma under blue-green algae warning
• Firefighters continue hosing down wildland fires
• Man arrested for indecent exposure has lengthy history
• Lawmakers resume study on Oklahoma water needs
• Man held without bond on first-degree murder charge
• Durant High School pep rally to be held Thursday
• Durant house fire is under investigation
• Durant City Council holds meeting
• DIA holds special meeting
• Lawmakers resume study on Oklahoma water needs
• School begins with optimism and new buildings
• Man arrested for suspicion of stabbing his girlfriend to death
• Firefighters put out grass fires
• OG&E ordered to pay rebate to Oklahoma customers
• Drought, high demand makes hay hard to find
• Reward offered for information leading to the arrest of copper thieves
• Durant Schools starting Monday
• Come visit the Bryan County Free Fair
• Wheatheart bread baking contest to be held during fair
• Community bands together as local soldier laid to rest
• Registration is open for Colton's Main Street Run
• Lake Texoma not safe for swimming
• Calera resident involved in crash in Custer County
• Construction continues on Highway 69/75
• New Law Enforcement Center still under construction
• Medical Center of Southeastern Oklahoma expands emergency room
• Man arrested after police respond to drug complaint
• Fallin vows to increase Oklahoma college graduates
• Plea set for the last defendant in Fort Washita fire
• Man charged with automobile burglary
• Sheltered Work Opportunities hires new executive director
• Special meeting addresses drug court
• Burn Ban gets reinstated
• Coleman man dies in crash
• USDA reminds producers of August 31 sales closing date for non-insurable crops
• Choctaw Nation awarded HUD grant
• Back to School for Durant - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Police: Woman arrested for claiming to be FBI agent
• Oklahoma senator: Terrorist plots foiled since 9-11
• Oklahoma City sets record for days at or above 100
• Musical Arts Series begins September 29 with orchestra
• Calera to celebrate its centennial
• Texas man drowns in Lake Texoma
• West Bryan County Fire Department seeks volunteers
• Bryan County United Way seeking donations to help the community
• Durant Literacy Council empowers adults through reading
• Bryan County Fair schedule announced
• Bryan County 4-H holds banquet
• Wildfire consumes 8,800 acres in southern Oklahoma
• Two charged with attacking jailer and trying to escape
• Bryan County Rural Water District No.2 informs customers of district water ban
• Concerned citizens gather at Calera special meeting
• Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes sue over rights to Sardis Lake
• Hearing set for man charged with murdering 11-year-old girl
• Fire breaks out at Parkridge Apartments
• OHCE Fair Appreciation Luncheon held
• Oklahoma legislative water study panel begins work
• Durant City Hall is receiving a makeover
• Former restaurant manager charged with stealing almost $10,000
• Fallin asks lawmakers to reimburse emergency fund
• Fire starts near the Holiday Inn Express
• ACT college entrance test scores steady in Oklahoma
• Oklahoma legislative water study panel to begin work
• Extreme Oklahoma weather affecting big industries
• Soldier from Kingston dies in Afghanistan
• Man charged with murdering Cartwright girl to have disposition hearing
• School board holds special meeting
• Semi tips over, blocks highway
• Fallin asks lawmakers to reimburse emergency fund
• Kingston soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Oklahoma officials worry about Wall Street's impact
• OHP responds to Saturday crash
• Lawmaker critical of Oklahoma higher ed spending
• Democrat names new sports editor
• New library sees tremendous success
• Bokchito mayor thanks citizens for conserving water
• Calera Council holds special meeting
• Metcalf surrenders at courthouse
• Emily Virgin to speak at Bryan County Federation of Democratic Women
• Fire department soaks grass fire
• Chickasaw Nation to take over Boggy Depot State Park
• Murders suspect turns himself in
• The start of Durant Schools has been delayed again
• Two charged with Bokchito burglary
• Cole talks budget, Medicare at town hall
• Man charged with helping hide suspect in murder case
• Durant man hit with federal felony drug and firearm charges
• Revenue boosts deposit to Oklahoma reserve fund
• Bonnie Powell
• Oklahoma panel resumes study of state tax breaks
• City to seek proposals to build water wells
• City council amends ordinance on economic incentives for companies
• July proves hot, dry, and busy for Calera Fire-Rescue
• Caddo voters approve OG&E franchise
• Firefighters hose down burning hay bales
• Man charged with stabbing
• Storms bring badly-needed rain to parched Oklahoma
• DIA looks to help local companies
• Murder charges filed against three men, woman charged with robbery
• Durant Economic Development holds monthly meeting
• Firefighters put out several fires
• Revenue boosts deposit to Oklahoma reserve fund
• Oklahoma and Texas set heat records in July
• Crash near Hendrix injures Texas man
• Three killed in police chase
• NWS issues fire weather watch for 47 Okla counties
• FFF seeking supplies for eighth annual Back 2 School Backpack Drive
• DMS to host 7th Grade Lion Camp and 8th Grade Orientation
• Caddo residents to vote on OG&E franchise
• Denison man shot and killed in Cartwright
• Commissioners cut extension secretary
• Pride of Durant marches into a new season
• Fallin voices opposition to legal pot in Oklahoma
• Bryan County awarded federal funds under the Emergency Food & Shelter program
• Bokchito citizens encouraged to conserve water
• Choctaw Nation makes annual donations to county drug courts
• Workers laid off from Potter's Sausage today
• Denison man shot and killed in Cartwright this morning
• Southeastern business professor serves as prestigious Fulbright Scholar
• Caddo voters may cast ballots early for election to grant franchise to OG&E to provide electrical services
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• Dehydration can be a danger for older adults
• Firefighters battle Colbert house fire; man wanted for sending nude image turns himself in
• Oklahoma woman claims famed hijacker is her uncle
• Online petition started to oppose closing of the Kenefic Post Office
• Sweltering heat roasts Bryan County
• Grass fires plaguing parched Oklahoma
• Oklahoma lawmakers announce water study panel
• Residents encouraged to conserve water
• Volleyball picked third in GAC
• Man pleads to marijuana charge; police respond to three domestic violence calls
• Firefighters hose down several grass fires
• Oklahoma utility suspends service cutoffs during August
• Oklahoma's US senators oppose federal debt deal
• Motorcycle rider injured in crash
• July is the hottest month on record in Oklahoma
• Oklahoma congressional candidates vow term limits
• School board receives project update on high school
• Financial crimes are on the rise in Durant
• Ernie Couch & Revival to perform at Durant United Methodist Church
• Cattle sales jump, prices down during drought
• Man wanted on local charge of sending nude image bonds out of Texas jail
• FFF seeking school supplies for backpack drive
• Oklahoma Supreme Court sets hearing in bribery case
• Durant’s Potter’s Sausage to merge with Williams Sausage
• Oklahoma officials have no contingency for default
• Small business disaster loans available in Oklahoma
• Durant embraces International Coin Collectors Association
• Caddo Round-up Club events to be held this weekend
• Barrett named EMS director of the year
• Fighting domestic violence
• Oklahoma AG plans probe of pension investments
• Oklahoma utility company seeking rate increase
• Post offices in Kenefic and Platter to be possibly closed
• Man charged with making meth
• Department of Agriculture Issues Disaster Declaration in 74 Oklahoma Counties
• Rural US disappearing? Population share hits low
• Oklahoma City bomb survivor offers strength to Norway
• County sets fee for DOC inmates
• House votes to speed decision on oil pipeline
• Livestock Forage assistance available
• Feds highlight efforts to curb reservation crime
• FAA shutdown portends protracted fight in Congress
• Injured OHP trooper recovering at home
• Durant Social Security Office to begin closing at 3:30 pm
• Oklahoma auditor works to clear county audit backlog
• Deputies investigate thefts
• Man injured after diving off boat
• Heat warning, advisory continues for Oklahoma
• Fines for immigration violations rare in Oklahoma
• Bryan County is now under a burn ban
• Fallin to appear on Facebook town hall meeting
• Interim drug court coordinator named
• First-ever Christmas in July poker run
• Oklahoma congressman praises proposed law
• New pastor at Family Worship Center
• Partisan dispute to partially shut down FAA
• Congressional candidate visits Bryan County
• Choctaw Nation SOLEMATES project seeking donations for students’ new shoes
• Bryan County trooper injured in crash
• Search and rescue training to be held at Lake Texoma
• Bryan County voters apply now for absentee ballots
• Durant Council holds special meeting
• Start of Durant Schools delayed due to ongoing contruction
• Mayor signs proclamation on on conserving water
• Warrant issued for man charged with sending nude image
• Firefighters hose down Wednesday fires
• Lots of fluids are essential during extreme heat
• Calera asks citizens to conserve water
• Larry Whaley to perform at MOMS
• Durant City Council holds special meeting
• Heat 'dome' traps much of US in pressure cooker
• Six senators push bipartisan plan to cut deficit
• Firefighters put out pickup fire
• DIA holds special meeting
• Police investigate business burglaries
• Enrollment to start for Durant School District
• Midwest heat wave expected to persist this week
• Firefighters save dog's life
• William T. Riddle
• Coburn proposes $9 trillion deficit cut measure
• Residents encouraged to limit water usage
• Bryan County Rural Water District No. 2 bans all outside watering
• Heat wave in central US shows no signs of ending
• Rumors has final performance
• FFF to begin school supplies drive
• Dr. John Breon appointed pastor of Durant First United Methodist Church
• Beta Sigma Phi donates painting to new library
• Hall is excited to be new deputy fire chief
• Texas man, 73, drowns in Lake Texoma
• Brecheen says the interim is an important time for legislators
• Fallin issues ban on outdoor burning for much of the state
• Lawmaker urges Oklahomans to take care in extreme heat
• First United Bank Employees Donate 53 Fans to RSVP Fan Drive
• Southeastern ranks 6th nationally in producing Native American graduates
• Local student shows off photography
• Oklahoma lawmaker decries state parks plan
• Man pleads no contest to lewd molestation
• Gay, lesbian households increase in Oklahoma
• Durant City Council votes to rezone property
• Durant Economic Development holds meeting
• Music on Market Square features Safe Harbour and March of Dimes barbecue
• Oklahoma water plan to define ‘surplus water’
• Police arrest two for smoking pot at city park
• New trees to be planted in Calera Skate Park
• Woman injured in Tuesday evening crash
• OSF 'Two Gentlemen of Verona opened Friday
• TAA selects Annie Dodson as July’s Artist of the Month
• Project update on new Durant high school
• Man killed in Sunday crash
• Oliver takes over Morrison Hall
• OSF performs Neil Simon’s ‘Rumors’
• Bryan County OSU Extension Service holds canning class
• Durant Police release sketch of man who robbed apartment office manager
• Hall named deputy chief of the Durant Fire Department
• Durant City Council meets Tuesday
• OSF’s ‘Oliver’ opens today
• The Beatles, hippies and Shakespeare?
• Bryan County EMS receives mass casualty trailer
• Paving the way on University
• Heat sets records in Oklahoma City, Tulsa
• Democratic Oklahoma senator challenges district map
• Oklahoma superintendent addresses administrators
• Man in critical condition after being shot Wednesday afternoon
• Highway construction continues in Durant
• Durant woman starts petition for 'Caylee's Law'
• Apartment office manager reports armed robbery to police this afternoon
• Woman injured in morning wreck
• Report shows Oklahoma’s economy continues to expand
• New eating establishments to open soon in Durant
• Firefighters hose down two fires Tuesday morning
• Troopers jail 119 drunken drivers over the 4th
• Indian tribes welcome much-maligned FEMA homes
• Aaron Campbell
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• Boat explosion injures four
• Budget cuts in Oklahoma education ax popular programs
• Oklahoma freshman state Rep. Rusty Farley dies
• Two injured in head-on crash near Boswell
• Fireworks to go on sale Saturday in Durant
• Heroes Promise Act takes effect in Oklahoma
• Oklahoma has fourth driest June on record
• Brother and sister socked with assault and battery upon a police officer charges
• Inmate pleads not guilty in escape and murder charges of Oklahoma couple
• Council approves bid openings for pavement marking project
• Choctaw’s Janie Dillard receives 2010 Great Women of Gaming Award
• Ex-Oklahoma senator appeals ruling to Supreme Court
• Police: Man arrested for headbutting a police captain
• Oklahoma cattle sales increasing due to drought
• Local man re-enlists in Navy
• Southeastern Education students participate in NASA teaching institute
• Oklahoma court blocks release of worker birth dates
• Two charged with making methamphetamine
• Bryan County farmers and ranchers eligible for disaster aid
• Achille holds special meeting to discuss fire department
• Choctaw Nation announces candidates for upcoming election
• Police investigate automobile vandalism rampage
• Denison man drowns in Red River
• Man dies after being shot in the neck
• Durant City Council to hold special meeting Wednesday afternoon
• First Christian Church prepares a special 4th of July Patriotic Concert
• Achille once stable but now faces financial crisis
• Man dies from gunshot wound
• Second defendant in arson case at Fort Washita enters guilty plea
• Man convicted of Fort Washita fire to attend boot-camp program
• Regents approve Oklahoma tuition increases
• ARRL to hold simulation at Carl Albert Park
• DHS Pride of Durant lights fuse on raising money by selling fireworks
• Jury finds Forster guilty for Fort Washita fire
• Oklahoma DHS offers federal funds for cooling program
• Choctaw Casino’s North Tower set to open today after water leak
• Man charged in fatal stabbing of elderly Hugo woman
• Boswell to hold 74th annual homecoming this weekend
• Oklahoma gets break from heat as summer arrives
• Cutest Kids Contest winners announced
• Smithsonian to hold festival of Choctaw food, arts
• State defends legal challenge to Oklahoma budget
• Durant man killed in crash in Denison
• Oklahoma House leaders sift through topics for study
• Trial for Fort Washita barracks fire begins for one man
• Texas man drowns in Lake Texoma
• Market Square chosen for Main Street’s annual meeting
• Choctaw Casino’s North Tower closed till Thursday after water leak
• Water line breaks at Choctaw Casino
• OSF children and teen theatre in full swing
• First Vice President of the Oklahoma Federation of Democratic Women will speak at monthly meeting
• Lawmaker: Lobbyist defeated bill targeting meth
• Friends of NRA banquet to be held Saturday
• Citizens for the Protection of the Arbuckle Simpson Aquifer & Hanson Aggregates to hold informational meeting
• Red River Ford donates $8,000 to Red Cross
• Bryan White returns to Oklahoma for Tushka benefit concert
• Bokchito man struck and killed by hit-and-run driver
• Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper tips
• Marti Phillips named to OSF board
• Fallin wants to do away with income tax
• Man killed early this morning in vehicle/pedestrian accident at Bokchito
• Council approves committee board appointments
• Calera Council makes changes
• Bokchito man charged with child abuse
• Thunderstorm moves into county Tuesday evening
• Oklahoma Supreme Court upholds illegal immigration law
• Many economic development projects are on the horizon
• Area police reserves take the streets
• OSF presents ‘An Evening with Josh Harris’
• Deadline near for those affected by Oklahoma tornado
• Firefighters respond to vacant house and kitchen fires
• May revenue indicates big Rainy Day fund deposit
• High temps, low humidity lead to fire danger
• OHCE holds annual rush party
• Durant City Council to meet Tuesday
• Election changes signed into law
• More than $3 Million Available for Homebuyer Assistance
• Bokchito Homecoming to be held Saturday
• Local officials meet jail project architects and construction crews
• Former jailer pleads no contest to embezzlement
• Calera man charged with indecent exposure
• Southern Workforce Board & Big Five Receives NEG Disaster Grant for Creation of Temporary Jobs at Tushka
• Dinner to be held for women who have loved ones serving in the military
• Swim lessons and fun this summer at the Durant City Pool
• High temps, calls for help, arrive early in Oklahoma
• Crews begin road construction in Durant
• OSF tickets are now on sale
• Motorist crashes into a barn during pursuit
• DCFA holds meeting
• Peters to perform for MOMS
• Boren says he won't seek new term
• Lawmaker seeks study of storm shelters incentives
• Elderly Hendrix woman injured in crash
• School board approves contract with city for tennis court repairs
• Jail contractors meet with jail officials this week
• Police: Man arrested after attack
• East Oklahoma lawmakers criticize 50-year water plan
• Aid deadline nearing for some Oklahoma tornado victims
• Fallin signs law regarding Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer
• Wheelers named Magnolia Festival’s 2011 Beau and Belle
• Alorica recognized for support of Blood Drive
• MCSO launches 2011 Emergency Department Expansion
• Case re-scheduled for man charged with 1996 death of his father
• Local trooper attends Homeland Security training
• School Board approves more construction contracts for high school and middle school
• Lead singer of EXILE has death in the family, band cancels show
• World War II vets to be honored during Magnolia Festival
• Durant teenager in critical condition after wreck
• Rotary Club's Magnolia Bike Tour to be held Saturday
• Magnolia Festival has landed on downtown Durant
• Off-duty officer phone call leads to arrests
• Fallin visits Oklahoma troops preparing to deploy
• The 15th annual Magnolia Festival Kicks Off June 3
• 2010 Magnolia Festival Art Winner Featured in a first-time poster
• Sandra Marsh
• Summer Series for Girls: It’s Your Story - Tell It!
• DHS graduate will soon become a Yale student
• Napoli homers twice in Rangers win over Rays
• A soldier who made the ultimate sacrifice is remembered
• A fallen soldier's letters home
• DMS students and teachers bid farewell to middle school building
• One of Bryan County’s Jail escapes to be featured on a national television show
• Magnolia Pageant to be held
• Drug charges dropped
• Drug Court, changing lives
• Jury convicts pharmacist once hailed as a hero
• Blake and Reba’s country showdown delivers big for Tushka relief aid
• Memorial Day events
• .38 Special to "Rock into the Night" at Choctaw
• Dedication ceremony held for new Donald W. Reynolds Community Center and Library
• Disaster onslaught: Relief groups scramble to cope
• Council approves mass notification system for the City of Durant
• “Farm to You” exhibit teaches children about agriculture and health
• DHS English teachers honor former teacher with book donations
• Grandpa's Neighbors to perform at MOMS
• Architect hired for jail renovation
• Police investigate convenience store stick up
• School board hires new DHS Boys Basketball Coach
• Prescription pill turn-in day set for Wednesday
• Joplin tornado single deadliest in US since 1950
• Bryan County not stressing over bad economy
• Oklahoma troops notified of possible deployment
• Mrs. Oklahoma believes in modesty, morality and young women of today
• Local law enforcement honor fallen comrades
• County brings in the blood for the county vs. city blood drive
• Police busy with man over 24 hour period
• Letter Carriers’ Food Drive exceeds goal in Durant, 10,172 pounds collected
• Senate approves key piece of Oklahoma budget deal
• Behavioral disorders workshop to be held
• College tuition is expected to increase
• Senate bill targets uninsured motorists
• Man accused of fondling a child is arrested by U.S. Marshal’s Fugitive Task Force
• Council approves CDBG infrastructure financing application for Vault Motors
• Choctaw Nation goes green with recycling center
• Safe Harbour to perform for MOMS
• Police: Man charged with drug possession said he found the bag of marijuana on the side of the road
• City of Durant and Bryan County officials host blood battle
• Oklahoma Land Office projects record school funding
• Tickets are going fast for upcoming Reba and Blake relief concert
• Family of World War II soldier located in Oklahoma
• Colbert citizen charged with three felonies
• St. Catherine’s Food Bank gathers large donations for drive
• Durant Chamber lands into the future with 2011 banquet
• Community is getting ready for the dedication of the new library
• Oklahoma House approves $6.5B state budget deal
• Oklahoma lawmakers give initial OK to state budget
• Choctaw Nation Recycling Center to hold ribbon cutting
• Citizens can leave canned food by mailboxes
• Local musician to perform at local events
• Women call for reproductive rights at Oklahoma rally
• Fallin signs Oklahoma eminent domain legislation
• Oklahoma governor signs bill to ease prison overcrowding
• OBNDD providing safe prescription drug disposal
• Police officer memorial to be held
• Ex-Oklahoma assistant state superintendent fired
• Immigration bill targets criminals
• Oklahoma Senate releases proposed new district maps
• CAP plans to host big field day for local students
• Texoma Arts Association's Artist of the Month
• Council tables community development fee schedule
• Calera votes Eaton as Mayor again
• Police said men found in trailer died from overdoses
• Two bodies found inside mobile home
• Rudick back on duty as Tulsa Schools Police Chief after reprimand
• DEDC holds meeting
• Cutest kids contest online submission begins
• Man killed in boating accident on Lake Texoma
• Texas man sues the city of Durant
• Durant Area Chamber of Commerce to hold annual banquet Friday
• Man charged with child sexual abuse
• Durant City Council to meet Tuesday
• DAR awards more than 30 local children
• FEMA closing assistance centers in SE Oklahoma
• Letter carriers “Stamp Out Hunger”
• Kappa Delta Pi member honors professor with Relay for Life walk
• Calera woman charged with burning 6-year-old girl with a cigarette
• Indians say bin Laden code name another insult
• Accidental mobile home fire breaks out in Calera
• New laws give schools grades, end social promotion
• Durant residents and officials begin their day in prayer
• Durant announces dedication ceremonies for Donald W. Reynolds Community Center and Library
• Police: naked man attacks girlfriend
• Southeastern’s Valerie Howard receives Newman Civic Fellow Award
• Boating under the influence bill goes to governor
• DHS Key Club donates to school library
• The Too Long in the Saddle Band to perform at Market Square on Thursday
• DHS construction not bothered by storms
• Reba and Blake Shelton to host tornado relief concert
• Oklahoma economy growing in spit of high fuel prices
• Donald W. Reynolds Library facility is now open
• Commissioners schedule architect meeting
• Oklahoma officials unsure if cold will affect crops
• Oklahoma mother: Bin Laden’s death answer to prayers
• Community gathers to honor loved ones at Relay for Life
• Oklahoma governor vetoes SE Ardmore branch campus bill
• Kiwanis to hold 30th annual Community Prayer Breakfast
• Southeastern Center for Rhetoric and Professional Development holds banquet
• University singers to present concert May 1
• UDC and Three Valley Museum team up for special Civil War presentation
• Jury deadlocks in burglary case
• Durant Elks Lodge hosts spaghetti dinner for youth, emergency personnel
• Bryan County Treasurer Receives Advanced 1 Certification
• Dozens of tornadoes kill 200 in six Southern states
• Oklahoma native to appear in concert
• BCBA to host “Ask a Lawyer”
• Council approves street repairs in special meeting
• Police: Man planned to sell drugs to pay fines
• Bryan County students get a dose of Girl Power, Wize guyz for a day
• Commissioners approve Bryan County jail expansion project
• Tushka tornado causes financial woes
• Oklahoma spending $30 million on online court system
• Blind veterans tour military history museum
• Oklahoma House approves state gospel song
• Local weatherization program faces big budget cuts in the near future
• Street repair projects set for discussion in upcoming City Council meeting
• DESS makes a parade of donations to local community programs
• Lawmakers approve Southeastern branch campus in Ardmore
• Roberts excited about possibility of SE branch in Ardmore
• Former Calera teacher pleads guilty to lewd acts with a child
• Man charged with home repair fraud
• Cowboy Church to open Easter Sunday
• Lady Bulldogs continue winning streak Tuesday and Wednesday
• Achille City Council votes police chief and officers out
• Senate OKs bill to ease prison overcrowding
• Choctaw Nation raises awareness on child abuse
• Inhofe makes pit stop in Durant, discusses current hot topics
• Massey Lectureship features Ed Martin
• Man charged with swatting 2-year-old girl with a fly swatter
• Oklahoma Senate approves anti-union rights bill
• Funeral bill passed into law
• Robert L. Williams Library begins moving
• Choctaw Nation providing aid to Tushka tornado victims
• Governor visits Tushka to survey tornado damage
• Lions to hold spaghetti dinner
• Durant holds trash-off
• Teachers receive CPR training in memory of Colton Sherrill
• Tornado rips through Tushka
• Mega Bull hits Durant
• Two killed in Tushka tornado
• Local emergency responders assist after Tushka tornado
• Twister overturns semis in Madill
• Bill lets Oklahoma voters decide on property taxes
• Ed Martin to speak at Massey Lectureship April 19
• Victory Life Celebrates the Week of the Child
• McAlester to host Women's Business Conference and Expo
• Bogus 911 calls sends authorities on wild goose chase
• Oklahoma House speaker announces new committee rules
• Calera Council holds monthly meeting
• Library to close for two weeks before opening in new facility next month
• Calera Planning and Zoning says it want to help the town grow
• Texoma Arts Association announces artist of the month
• Commissioners approve CDBG water project bid with W. Brown Enterprises
• DIA announces city sales tax revenue increase
• Durant welcomes new hospital CEO
• Oklahoma revenues keep climbing
• Muslim leader denounces Oklahoma bill on foreign law
• Tuesday’s with Skiler introduces “Team Hope” for 2011 Relay for Life
• Council set to award material bids on new law enforcement center
• Man charged with shotgun slaying of his father in 1996 is being held without bond
• Area men kick up their heels
• Durant is tied around the tree for Child Abuse Month
• Three Valley Museum welcomes new curator
• Man charged in 1996 slaying leaves mental facility
• Police: Man grazed by bullet
• Walk for Life event raises money for pregnancy center
• Dunegan to be replaced on Transportation Commission
• Relay for Life is in action across Bryan County
• City not issuing burn permits
• SOSU teams up with NFL safety Roy Williams on substance abuse
• Calera Police officer involved in crash this morning
• School Board approves key card system for new high school
• Man tells police he was robbed at gunpoint
• Polson and Story elected to council
• Voters in Bryan County elect council members
• Local woman charged with felony
• Kick Up Your Heels set for Saturday
• Oklahoma sees driest four months since Dust Bowl
• Municipal Election results
• Commissioners approve update to 911 map
• Several injured in crashes
• Treasurer: Oklahoma economy improving, revenue up
• Labor unions rally against bills at Oklahoma Capitol
• Soldiers invite family to day of fun at Armory
• Voters to head to the polls for city elections
• Fire heavily damages mobile home
• Mega Bull ’11 Tickets on Sale
• A Church ministry feeds the needy
• Rock Creek wins its fifth OSSAA Class 2A State Academic Championship
• Silo students get into the biz with “Rush Mango”
• Caddo to elect three new council members
• Polson announces bid for Durant City Council
• Bokchito man charged with manslaughter
• Early voting begins for city elections
• Local poet and educator receives book nomination
• Greg Williams received Trooper of the Year award
• Firefighters to fight cancer
• Choctaw Nation election filing date will open on May 9
• AT&T Donating Pre-Paid Calling Cards to Soldiers from the 1/180th CAV Squadron
• Two charged with drug crimes
• Pregnancy Center of Bryan County plans to Walk for Life
• Greg Williams named trooper of the year
• Oklahoma lawmakers urged to revamp immigration bill
• Police:Woman sells drugs to pay her bills
• SE students work with local elementary school students
• Colbert holds town hall meeting on sales tax election
• Fort Washita to host rendezvous
• Kidd family believes in higher education
• Police recover stolen pickup
• Tuesday’s with Skiler introduces Weekends With Whitney
• Municipal elections to be held April 5
• Recent earthquake rattles former Durant resident and one current resident
• Durant Leadership class visits Oklahoma State Capitol
• Four people, including two drug court graduates, busted for drugs
• Washington Irving plans to host Amazing Reading Race
• Bryan County voters who are incapacitated can still vote
• Brecheen says he is appalled by the Westboro Church’s lack of sensitivity to the pain and suffering of families
• Boren holds town hall meeting at SOSU
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• Legislative leaders predict deeper budget cuts
• Author to hold book singing Saturday
• Passenger killed in big-rig crash
• New census milestone: Hispanics to hit 50 million
• OSF to hold registration and audition day
• Rock Creek Schools Academic Teams to attend the Oklahoma Junior Academic Bowl Assosication (OJABA) State Tournament
• Man charged with possessing methamphetamine with intent to distribute
• Choctaw Chief Greg Pyle to Kick Off Campaign March 26
• Piano festival held at Southeastern
• Gun rights group opposes Oklahoma’s open carry bill
• Some absentee voters missed application deadline
• Former assistant jail administrator charged with embezzlement is arrested in Louisiana
• Local art students get into the groove
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• Boren announces Town Hall in Bryan County
• Commissioners approve quick response agreement
• Ex-Calera teacher waives right to trial
• Honor flights planned for WWII vets in Oklahoma
• Yelvington sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his neighbor
• Ms. Wheelchair Oklahoma has high hopes of changing the future
• Bryan County United Way Project Home Front underway
• Abel Wolf given three life sentences, plus five years
• Choctaw Nation to donate fuel profits to aid Japan disaster relief efforts
• Modeling clinic to be held
• Bryan County Turning Point Coalition to attend TSET Awareness Day at the Capitol
• Colbert man charged with rape is sentenced to three years in prison
• Madness in March comes to Durant
• State Senate OKs bill to overhaul state pensions
• Bill to remove Governor from parole process for nonviolent offenses
• Fundraiser set this weekend for baby Taigan Crites
• Retired trooper who survived 1978 Caddo shoot-out dies
• Oklahoma teachers rally for pensions, classrooms
• Junior Rodeo coming to Durant Saturday
• Bryan County absentee voters should apply now
• Oklahoma Senate OKs bill allowing open carry of guns
• State Senate OKs crackdown on drunken driving
• Durant man killed in head-on crash
• Rabid skunk found in Achille
• State revenue in Oklahoma rises in February
• Oklahoma House publicly reprimands two of its members
• State House passes property tax freeze for seniors
• Police: Would be burglar hangs self
• More than a survivor
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• Caddo Elementary School students get a Spring Break surprise
• Democrat’s March Mayhem contest kicks off tonight
• Trivia night set to benefit reading program
• Remember to set clocks for daylight saving time
• Defendant’s attorney seeks a change of venue for Fort Washita trial
• Bobby Story files for re-election to City Councilman
• Oklahoma House passes Arizona-style immigration bill
• Local sheltered workshop celebrates month of March with ‘Life Without Limits’
• Bill to make sheriff elections nonpartisan passes
• Calera Council welcomes new board member, passes ordinance requiring 911 addresses posted
• Oklahoma firefighters oppose proposed pension changes
• Council approves pilot project for automated water meters
• Oklahoma AT&T President Bryan Gonterman presents DEDC with telecom update
• Junior Achievement challenges students to invest in their future
• State House approves teacher discipline bill
• A time when I thought cancer only happened to other people...
• DEDC announces upcoming IHOP project
• Commissioners approve sale of old Bryan County Health Department building
• Democrat sniffs out a winner: Buckshot sweeps Cutest Pet Contest
• DISD holds regular meeting Monday
• Oklahoma Senate OKs new money for state prisons
• Little Dixie presents families with ‘homes of their own’ despite possible budget cuts
• Oklahoma lawmakers question investigation panel rules
• Durant City Council to meet Tuesday
• Oklahoma tourism officials closing state parks
• Anglers receive insightful fishery status updates and management plan on Lake Texoma
• John R. Cathey announces for Durant City Council, Ward 4
• Adoptable Pets To Strut Their Stuff
• Durant school board seats Tammy Cross
• Bills to honor Oklahoma’s fallen heroes advance
• Brecheen to seek A.G.’s opinion on funeral picketing bill after Supreme Court ruling favoring protestors
• Denise Wolf gets five counts of life in prison for child abuse
• Durant Elks Lodge donates items to deploying soldiers
• Bryan County EMS officials were busy late Wednesday morning with Leavenworth Trail wreck
• Durant Main Street receives Statewide Awards nominations
• Oklahoma plans $5.2M prison fund shift
• Let’s do this boys: Kick Up Your Heels coming to Durant
• Southeastern history professor writes book on Jimmy Carter and the Religious Right
• Surveillance camera helps police catch suspected burglar
• Motorcyclist charged with attempting to elude a Colbert Police officer
• Tuesday's with Skiler: SE football teams up with Durant Main Street this Saturday
• Obama: Flexibility OK, but health care law remains
• Girl Scouts celebrate 99th Birthday with community celebration
• Plan to change Oklahoma alcohol laws is tabled
• State treasurer names panel to oversee investments
• Attorney: Oklahoma House panel is ‘secret commission’
• Home heavily damaged by fire Saturday morning
• Boren announces $39 million new market tax credit for REI
• Calera Fire Department has lowest ISO rating for volunteer department in Oklahoma
• Reenactment fundraiser scheduled for Fort Washita
• Sue Ballew retires as emergency dispatcher
• Oklahoma governor criticizes federal road needs
• Oden Grube announces she is a candidate for Durant City Council
• Livestock show begins
• WI’s 29th annual Science Fair held
• Sound Creations of Durant to hold skateboard event
• Oklahoma House passes public pension funding bill
• Yelvington sentencing has been postponed
• Man arrested on suspicion of attempted arson
• Choctaw Nation to repatriate 124 ancestors
• Silo students tour traveling road show museum
• New Durant Airport Terminal takes off
• Oklahoma's income tax rate slashed for 2012
• NYC museum creates 9/11 timeline
• Oklahoma House committee passes anti-bullying bill
• Main Street’s Red River Reunion was to die for
• Bryan County Family Expo to be held on March 5
• Fallin says she won’t replace workers comp system
• Southeastern Educational Technology Fair set for March 10
• Oil industry worries Libya unrest could spread
• Clear skies for the Durant Regional Airport Terminal
• Lake Texoma fishery status update and management plan meeting to offer insight to anglers
• Lawmakers will have $100M more to spend on budget
• Earl Kennedy vies for a chance at Biggest Loser
• Oklahoma lawmakers OK hospital fee to generate cash
• Stewart Hoffman announces candidacy for Durant City Council seat
• DHS Debators head for Harvard
• “Taste of Durant” to be held Saturday
• Homeowners have until March 15 to file for homestead exemption
• Declarations of candidacy for the town of Achille
• Durant man accused of indecent exposure
• Fire Department hoses down business fire
• Possible facelifts for Downtown Durant with more Streetscape Projects
• Polar Plunge re-scheduled for Saturday
• New Choctaw Nation recycling center helping to reduce environmental impact
• Man sentenced to federal prison on firearm conviction
• Wolf enters a guilty plea
• Bill targets protesters at military funerals
• Commissioners approve re-advertising for financing of Bryan County Jail and Parking lot project
• Senate panel OKs anti-illegal immigration bills
• Ruling: Judicial nominating board constitutional
• DECA students pledge awareness about teen dating violence
• Police: Man claims his birthday as reason for automobile theft
• New Public Health Effort Launches in Oklahoma
• Oklahoma speaker taps panel to probe lawmaker
• Durant retailers prepare for Valentine’s Day
• DECA students to create awareness on Valentine's Day about teen dating violence
• Deputies investigate thefts during snowstorm
• Fallin's ideas designed to soften Oklahoma budget cuts
• North Texas eyes Oklahoma water
• Theatre at Southeastern heats audiences up with their twist on the Three Penny Opera
• Roberts assists state trooper with arrest
• Flu deaths on the rise
• Schools debate how to make up snow days
• Boren to serve as co-chairman of House Military Depot
• Tulsa is digging itself out of the snow
• Candidates file for city council elections
• Voting begins for online Cutest Pet Contest
• Frigid air, snow, worry ranchers in Plains, South
• Council approves two new positions for the BCCC
• Elections held for three school districts in the county
• Durant School Board meeting brings new substitute teachers
• GOP lawmakers push lawsuit, workers' comp changes
• Storm prompts cancelation of Oklahoma Legislature
• Blizzard roars through US's snow-weary midsection
• Department of Public Safety officials urge motorists to stay off roadways.
• Commissioners table advertising for the Bryan County Jail and parking lot
• Meth bust lands three in jail
• Calera closer to having 911 addresses posted
• Police investigate home invasion in Durant
• School election to be held Tuesday
• Filing period to begin for municipal elections
• Durant City Council to meet Tuesday
• Fallin to propose cuts for all Oklahoma agencies
• Durant Fire Department responds to early morning house fire
• Three farm workers killed when SUV plunges into river
• Jurors give Wolf five life terms on child abuse charges
• Oklahoma unemployment rate drops slightly in December
• At least three dead after truck enters Oklahoma river
• Obama grants Oklahoma request for emergency aid
• Senate Republicans lose vote on health law
• Durant Police chase stolen vehicle on frigid roads
• DPS officials urge motorists to stay off state roadways
• Guard troops help Oklahoma crews search for motorists
• Mobile home burns late Tuesday evening
• City manager announces new Fire Chief for DFD
• Winter storm begins moving through Oklahoma
• Police find stolen property in Walmart parking lot
• Jurors to be picked for trial of woman charged with concealing the remains of her 12-year-old stepdaughter
• Elks Lodge dedicates flags to Four Seasons
• Jury acquits Bokchito man charged with shooting at off-duty trooper
• Road construction schedule at North First and Mulberry announced
• Durant Legislator Calls Board of Education’s Actions ‘Unacceptable’
• Bryan County Girl Scouts begin their cookie season with a crunch
• Durant to host second annual Taste of Durant event
• Pride of Durant makes a sweep at the Alamo Bowl
• Calera man pleads guilty to child abuse
• Man arrested for suspicion of arson after early morning fire
• Woodmen of the World and Old Glory: A perfect team
• Martha Chloe Needham Crowell
• FBI investigating allegations of excessive force against inmates
• Calera resident pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Victims of Oklahoma State plane crash remembered
• Sedative maker deplores execution use
• Dow above 12,000 after strong earnings reports
• SE Musical Arts and Red River Arts Council presents American soprano
• Residents pleads guilty to federal embezzlement charge
• Oklahoma senator wants open carry, firearms on campus
• Council approves grant match for splash pad at Keithley Park
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• Gentry places in Southeastern's Baroque Piano Festival
• Caddo man killed in Friday crash, Durant man injured
• Emergency medical services funding in danger, Bryan County not
• Crisis Control Center tackles domestic violence this Super Bowl season
• Durant woman to be inducted into Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame
• Fairview Baptist Church to present program on scientific and scriptural evidence of God's role in creation
• Oklahoma’s new patrol boss warns of trooper furloughs
• Freezing rain, snow in Oklahoma blamed for 3 deaths
• SE Live open house set for Feb. 2
• Motorcycle rider charged with running roadblocks, eluding police
• Colbert Police say local grocery store burglary may be connected with a chain of burglaries
• Two men arrested in separate drug cases
• Silo Elementary School hosts OETT representatives
• Budget may hurt kidney patients
• OHP plans to take the Polar Plunge to benefit Special Olympics
• Motorcyclist leads Durant Police on pursuit throughout the city
• Southeastern’s Matt Heggy receives Nigh Public Service Scholarship
• SE students hold 'Day On' service projects for MLK Day
• OHP plans to take the Polar Plunge to benefit Special Olympics
• Oklahoma family files suit challenging eminent domain
• Several Choctaw Nation employees set to deploy to Afghanistan
• Woman charged with concealing the remains of her stepdaughter among those scheduled for trial during jury term
• Durant Area Chamber of Commerce hosts Legislative Luncheon
• Retiring chief speaks about his 25 years of service with the Durant Fire Department
• Democrat to hold cutest pet contest online
• Murder mystery dinner theatre to be held
• Oklahoma faces budget cut of up to 10 percent
• Dr. William Carter named OSBDC state director
• Bogus check writers have the chance to pay up and stay out of jail
• SE students to participate in MLK Day activities
• Choctaw Nation sponsoring Electronic Waste Recycle Day
• Durant Fire Chief announces retirement
• Calera Council sets tone for 2011
• Federal grand jury indictments announced
• Caddo to Renovate Antiquated Water System With REAP Grant from Water Resources Board
• Council approves application for splash pad at Keithley Park
• Madill man charged with soliciting sexual conduct with a minor
• DEDC receives presentation over upcoming StoneBrook Park housing development project
• Choctaw Nation honors deploying military personnel
• Proposal for West Bryan County Fire Protection District is defeated
• Commissioners accept architect bids for new jail addition
• Mead voters voting on proposal to fund West Bryan County Fire Protection District
• Two dead as winter weather grips Oklahoma
• Police arrest man for suspicion of sending lewd text messages
• Hopes high as first Oklahoma woman governor sworn in
• Man once ranked the 11th world’s-strongest man earns master’s degree 10 years after near-fatal crash
• Durant City Council to hold first meeting of 2011
• Two Bennington men charged with making meth
• A store with a purpose: Good Deal Thrift
• West Bryan County Fire Protection District holds special meeting
• Court hearings held for Fort Washita arson suspects
• Senator Brecheen Gets Nod for Key Appointments
• Durant to hold hearing on grant application
• Plano woman sentenced to 20 months in prison
• Single-car rollover sends two women to the hospital
• With winter storms nearing, it is time to prepare to be safe
• Southeastern announces administrative appointments
• Boren keeps promise and votes againt Pelosi for speaker
• District Attorney’s Office seeks the death penalty for Belew
• Formal arraignment held for ex-Calera High School teacher
• Oklahoma lawmakers pick leaders, pledge budget focus
• Officials swear in for new elected term
• Local fire departments busy over holiday weekend
• New Oklahoma lawmakers to pick leaders for 2011-2012
• Officials seek bids for new Oklahoma voting machines
• New Year's Eve crash kills Hendrix man
• Paul May retires after 26 years of service to Bryan County
• A man, his mules, and a message
• Oklahoma governor reflects on eight years in office
• Commissioners approve financing for new jail
• Durant to ring in the new year
• Incoming superintendent to look into stimulus money issue
• Durant police investigates two local burglaries Monday
• Injuries and arrest after a two-car accident on Highway 78
• Work on major OKC road project could take 10 years
• Commissioners accept bids for financing of new jail
• Fire damages Calera home
• Oklahoma trying to account for $16M in stimulus funds
• Workforce board helping to jump start re-employment
• Durant maintains growth in down economy
• Lawyer: Feds probe pilot critical of air security
• Storm heading to Capital after snowing in South
• Balloon takes Santa on wild Utah ride
• Durant police host shop with a cop
• House fire rekindles
• Christmas Eve dash caps banner shopping season
• Kingston man pleads guilty to possession of sexual exploitation items
• Americans boost spending heading into holidays
• Bryan County voters should apply now for absentee ballots
• ‘Lame duck’ Congress morphed into Energizer Bunny
• Stocks flat after mixed economic reports
• 9/11 responders’ $4.2B aid package called miracle
• DNA says new human relative roamed widely in Asia
• Census places Oklahoma population at 3.75 million
• Senators ask EPA to set chromium six standard
• Deputies investigate burglaries
• Meacham: $226M in budget cuts expected for FY 2012
• Shop with a cop this holiday season with the Durant Police Department
• Denison man charged with assault and battery of a police officer
• Governor-elect Fallin nominates public safety head
• Calera Council discussing having 911 addresses posted on houses and businesses
• High-speed Internet coming to Durant’s Public Library
• Holder of lost ring hopes to reunite it with its owner
• Food drive feeds hungry Durant residents
• Marine Corps Reserves and Durant Noon Lions team up for Christmas
• Bryan and Grayson County deputies solve burglaries
• Main Street shopping spree is just in time for Christmas
• Colbert woman pens Christian word search puzzle book
• Elks raise money for Toys for Tots
• Texas woman receives federal sentence for Durant fraud case
• Commissioners meet with Brecheen and Roberts on local issues
• Fallin encourages Bryan County residents to help in food drive
• Man charged with leading police on chase
• Calera to hold Christmas parade
• Food safety tips for the holiday season
• Durant City Council holds meeting
• Former Calera teacher charged with kissing student waives right to preliminary hearing
• CommuniComm opens its doors for new jobs
• Durant Main Street is a semifinalist for Great American Main Street Award®
• Calera Council holds meeting
• Roberts and Brecheen visit with DEDC members
• Crash injures three Bokchito teens
• Man charged with concealing daughter’s remains waives right to a jury trial
• Accidental poisonings more abundant during the holiday season
• Rebels with a cause have heart
• Man pleads guilty to stabbing neighbor to death
• Former candidate saves a life by donating bone marrow cells
• Filing period for school board elections ends
• City council to meet Tuesday
• Mathews and Westbrook to wed
• Durant Chamber holiday mixer features capsule
• Southeastern maintains national teaching accreditation
• Silo High School receives college Readiness Recognition
• Denison man faces drug charges
• Man charged with murdering an 11-year-old girl waives right to preliminary hearing
• Man in critical condition after early morning crash
• CBS 11 hosts “The Amazing Race” open casting call in Durant
• State’s cities and towns will join tobacco fight
• Author to have book signing at Hot Shots Coffee
• Schools placed on lock down this morning
• Signatures play important role in election for West Bryan County Fire District
• More charges filed in case of couple charged with concealing remains of dead daughter
• Bryan County United Way holds holiday blitz
• Chamber Centennial Christmas parade to be held Tuesday
• SE student attends Christian Film Academy
• Foreigner members give fans a classic case of the double vision
• Declarations of Candidacy can now be downloaded online
• Toys for Tots provides Christmas presents for local children
• Filings for school board elections begins Monday
• Former OU player to kickoff United Way festivities
• Southeastern to present Candlelighting program Monday
• Man sentenced to prison for stabbing death of his half brother
• AT&T holds special community briefing on new broadband network
• Main Street is promoting Downtown Durant
• SOSU radio station U-92 FM in full holiday swing
• Mays Hospice teams up with the Hope Chest for clothing drive
• Former assistant jail administrator charged with embezzlement
• Police: Man pulls ax handle on officer
• New USDA Service Center opens on Gerlach Drive
• Foreigner hits Choctaw Casino Friday night
• Lawmakers stand firm on taxes as talks begins
• Police arrest man for drug trafficking and another for bomb threat
• Stephens selected as artist of the month
• Kingston author to have book signing in Durant
• Durant man flown to Dallas hospital after wreck
• Operation blue light: A tradition to honor all law enforcement
• Oklahoma cities, towns want tougher tobacco options
• Choctaw Nation Elder Angel Tree program spreads holiday joy
• FFF feeds families at Thanksgiving
• New housing development breaks ground on 37 new homes
• Theatre at Southeastern presents Tony Award winning play
• Consumers shop with strategies as Black Friday hits Durant at midnight
• All-night shop-a-thon: Black Friday draws crowds
• Hendrix woman injured in wreck
• Pot charges dropped against Mead man
• Oklahoma cities soon could enact smoking bans
• Consumers are spending more
• Choctaw Nation hosts culture workshop
• Red River Ford United Way food drive sets new record
• Police: Man sold marijuana to pay bills
• Bokchito man killed in crash
• Oklahoma Highway Patrol advise motorists to practice safe holiday driving
• Oklahoma Guard and Reserve members thank employers this Thanksgiving
• MCSO features emergency room wait times online
• Commissioners approve state attorney general to review inmate county jail fee
• Calera Police D.A.R.E. kids to resist drugs and violence
• Roberts opens up about name change and plans
• CASA planning huge holiday extravaganza
• Oklahoma motorcycle club sues city of Shawnee, police
• Bryan County Republicans & Conservatives Club tops off campaign support with trip to the Capitol for swearing-in ceremonies
• Police: Traffic stop nets 41 pounds of marijuana
• Sound Creations and skaters team up to clean park
• Oklahoma Ranks 8th in Protecting Kids from Tobacco
• New Oklahoma lawmakers sworn into office
• Brecheen begins first term as state senator
• Firefighters dispatched to several fires and alarm calls
• Deputies investigate several thefts in the county
• Dental office partners with health department to offer oral screenings
• Local firefighters receive RIT training from FDNY
• Choctaw Nation to hold Traditional Potters’ Expo
• Documentary on Choctaw Code Talkers to air on public television
• Local veteran visits WW II Memorial
• Brecheen gives insight to his future in the Senate seat
• Loaves and Fishes Ministry moves
• Veteran’s Day event held at DIS
• Weiner named to Shakespearean Festival Board of Directors
• Additional charges filed in case involving concealing the remains of a 12-year-old girl
• Bryan County Smokers Who Quit for One Day Can Quit for Life
• Southeastern places in aviation competition
• Durant woman sentenced for embezzling more than $100,000
• Floyd Morrow
• Cartwright man hit with 50-month federal sentence
• Calera council makes way for Calera Community Safe Room Project
• Council approves conveyance of Robert L. Williams library
• University Singers to present performance on November 14
• Local author to speak at writer’s club
• DEDC announces new transmission line with OG&E
• Lions Club to kick-off Toy Box project
• Veteran’s Day Parade to be held
• ‘Fix Our Fort’ Fundraiser set for Nov. 13
• Calera preparing for new traffic lights
• Southeastern recognizes Top 10 Freshmen from 2009
• Miss Southeast Oklahoma Scholarship Pageant to be held
• Calera man charged with sexual assault
• Rotary Club gun show to be held this weekend
• Durant board of education approves donation to middle school
• Henry welcomes Fallin to Oklahoma governor’s office
• GOP gains seats in Oklahoma Senate, House
• Durant Choral Department to present “The Music Man, Jr.”
• Yelvington waives right to jury trial
• Election returns for Bryan County
• Jay Perry elected Bryan County commissioner for District No. 3
• Gumm concedes election to Brecheen
• Rep. Fallin elected Oklahoma's first female governor
• Boren wins re-election in 2nd District
• Gumm concedes State Senate District 6 race to Republican challenger Brecheen
• Fallin, Askins meet in historic Oklahoma election
• Commissioners approve special election for new fire protection district
• Voting is underway
• Boys and Girls Club of Durant Board Member application deadline extended
• A.S.I.S.T. workshop to be held in Durant
• Askins, Fallin make last minute push
• Bryan County residents are casting their early votes
• Child and an adult are injured in ATV crash
• Local dentist wants to buy Halloween candy from kids to provide to troops
• Halloween events set for Saturday
• Chamber of Commerce hosts public forum
• Halloween does not mean nutrition is out the window
• Investiture held for SE President Minks
• Two Texas residents receive federal prison sentences for using fraudulent credit cards in Durant
• Merle Haggard and Ray Price will perform at Choctaw Casino Resort on November 12
• Chamber to Host Legislative Forum on State Questions
• Rudolf Memorial unveiled on Highway 70
• Man charged with kidnapping ex-girlfriend
• Election Officials Urge Voters to ‘Plan Ahead’ for Long Ballot
• USDA Service Center moving
• Oklahomans to make historic choice on Nov. 2
• New Life House offers a place for women with chemical dependency
• Drug court program giving people a second chance at life
• Local man charged with animal cruelty
• Choctaw Nation to honor veterans
• A section of Highway 70 will be dedicated in honor of Rudolf
• Leadership Durant sponsoring Poker Run
• Couch Potatoes Get Up and Run
• Choctaw Code Talkers honored
• SE open house set
• Two sentenced for credit card fraud
• Voters who want absentee ballots mailed should apply now
• Ground breaking ceremony held for new Durant Law Enforcement Center
• Man charged with DUI and possession of stolen property
• Weekend wreck claims lives of two local residents
• District Attorney calls political ad ‘completely false’
• DHS librarian says that’s a W.R.A.P.
• Southeastern to host Texoma College Fair
• Coleman teacher convicted of rape sentenced on Friday
• Miss SE Oklahoma Scholarship Pageant Workshop to be held Tuesday
• Kaiser Foundation partners with Southeastern for pre-medical scholarship
• Another First for Durant: Colton’s Main Street Run
• Farewell to local MK&T caboose
• Oklahoma wins Red River Sing-Off
• Scientists lower Oklahoma quake size estimate to 4.7
• Achille convenience store burns Thursday
• Injured Bokchito boy’s condition improves while in Dallas hospital
• Calera PWA receives CWSRF Loan from Water Board
• Geological Survey: Earthquake that shook Oklahoma Wednesday morning was among the strongest in state
• Calera Council votes to accept planning and zoning applications
• Bokchito teen flown to Parkland after fight
• Teacher receives OGE grant
• Calera Council hears plans to renovate county jail
• Durant City Council presents employee service awards
• Tremors from 4.3 magnitude earthquake felt in Bryan County
• Citizens report small earthquake felt this morning
• Commissioners hold special meeting
• Candidates seek to solve education woes
• Drum Awards winners announced
• A six-year promise
• DEDC announces two major projects
• Renowned aviator to speak on Southeastern campus Oct. 14
• City Council to meet Tuesday
• Former state senator upset over campaign ad
• Chamber to hold first-ever Wild Hog Cook-Off and Outdoor show
• Arson charges filed against two for fire that destroyed barracks at Fort Washita
• Operation'Fix our Fort'underway
• Longhorns gather at Choctaw Casino
• Oklahoma gubernatorial candidates appear in Tulsa
• United Way/Red River Ford Food Drive is underway
• Southeastern Homecoming Celebration scheduled for Oct. 8-9
• Local club in need of board members
• TAA Member Richard Duval is the Artist of the Month
• Council awards OHFA bids
• Bryan County will offer flu vaccine in October
• County Commissioners approve fire protection district
• Bus round-up makes a pit-stop in Durant
• Board of Education tours new high school
• Boy dies from injuries after hit-and-run
• City Council to hold special meeting Tuesday
• The Crisis Control Center observes Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Authorities identify Boswell drowning victim
• “K2” dilemma hits Durant
• Caddo Little Mister and Little Miss contestants busy selling tickets
• Achille Superintendent resigns
• Turning Point Coalition Communities of Excellence in Tobacco Control grant receives $185,000 from TS
• Body of man who drowned is recovered
• Voter registration deadline quickly approaches
• Council approves purchase of bullet-proof vests
• Authorities say arson was the cause of the fire at Fort Washita
• Seat-belt stop turns into drug bust
• SE Jazz band to perform
• Street carnival to be held Saturday
• Hemphill hired as Main Street program manager
• Police: Nine stores sold alcohol to an underaged person
• Four-wheeler rider injured in Sunday crash
• Man pleads no contest to first-degree manslaughter
• Barracks at Fort Washita burns to the ground
• Evert Tigner presents Shakespearean Collection to Southeastern
• Commissioners approve bids for roof
• City Council holds special meeting
• Durant Municipal Warrent Amnesty program begins in October
• SE to honor three former faculty members at Homecoming
• Sexual assault trial for man ends in hung jury
• Two vehicles hit head-on in Calera
• Actress comes to Durant for autograph and book signing
• Kaiser foundation presents grant to support local club
• Carl Current
• Chickasaws to celebrate 50th Annual Meeting
• County employees receive recognition for safety
• Campers accused of trying to sell marijuana at Lake Texoma
• Choctaw Children and Family Services Program launches internet web site
• SE to host parents, family and friends day
• Officers investigate a slew of thefts
• Evert Tigner Shakespearean Collection will be presented to Southeastern
• DCFA holds quarterly meeting
• Main Street dances with local stars
• Two motorcycle riders injured Sunday
• Durant man faces felony charges for possession of firearms
• Local pharmacy offers early flu shots
• SE to honor three distinguished alumni at homecoming on October 8th
• Home explodes in Calera and house burns near Armstrong
• DHS Limeades for Learning
• Durant men face burglary charges after police investigations
• The Southeastern Oklahoma State University Musical Arts Series
• Outstanding warrants were the No. 1 arrest last month in Calera
• Representative Carey gives presentation at Southeastern
• Reynolds declares her candidacy for Bryan County Clerk
• Woman dies during surgery following Wednesday accident
• Smith found guilty of sex crime, sentenced to 15 years in prison
• August was a busy month for Calera Fire-Rescue
• Crash injuries Bokchito woman
• DEDC announces new housing structure
• Council approves new fire department positions
• Voting for Stars and dancers going strong
• Jury trial begins for former Coleman teacher accused of sexual assault
• Man receives hard-hitting Oklahoma welcome
• Southeastern Homecoming celebration
• First-ever Colton's Main Street run set for October
• Power outage hits Durant area early Saturday
• Durant City Council to meet Tuesday
• Former teacher charged with sex crime set for trial Monday
• Kids, critters and bubbles at the Bryan County Free Fair
• Firefighters respond to several calls during the week
• KBCB prepares for fall Trash Off
• Governor Henry declares emergency due to Tropical Storm Hermine’s rampage
• Students can help schools; encouraged to participate in food drive
• Tornado touches down near Colbert
• Preliminary reset set for man charged with first-degree murder
• School board approves many agenda items
• Calera Police arrest '$1 million man'
• Chief Pyle gives state of Choctaw Nation address
• Library offers new database
• High winds hit Calera/Colbert area
• Weekend fire
• Dancing in the big apple
• New flag to be given to Colbert Historical Society
• Family Night to be held at the County Fair
• Administrators recognized for service
• White beaches and news for Fuller
• Luncheon kicks off March of Dimes
• Fighting hunger in Bryan County
• Man sentenced to prison on assault and child abuse convictions
• Boren announces $235,000 grant for Native American Business Enterprise Center
• Choctaws offer free online test preparation
• Shoe prints lead police to suspected burglar
• Russell announces candidacy for county clerk
• Excise board approves county’s 2010-2011 fiscal budget
• Alexander, traveling bicyclist, is possible sex offender
• Team Durant, reviews history of Durant Industrial Authority
• Music on Market Square features Larry Whaley and Mary McDonald
• New CASA volunteers sworn in
• Bennington Post Office dedicated to Wes Watkins
• Police: Dension man who led lawmen on a manhunt, charged with felony
• Semi-truck crashes, driver flown to Texas hospital
• Bryan County Community Service Council was formed 25 years ago
• Special task force created for finding missing persons
• Bryan County Free Fair is back
• Voters will have opportunity to reassign sales tax for county jail renovations
• Dow steps down as manager of Durant Main Street
• Woman charged with hitting jailer
• PRC adds new jobs
• Louise Laverne Carroll
• Man arrested after deputies said he pointed a gun at elderly woman
• Kemp Baptist Church to perform for Music on Market Square
• Auburn students investigate unsolved Bryan County death
• Lifetime’s ‘On the road’ visits Durant
• City council passes hurdle, approves quit claim deed for public library
• Bennington Post Office to be named in honor of Wes Watkins
• First Avenue Braum’s will be closing soon
• Bryan County Republican primary runoff results
• Monty Montgomery re-elected in Bryan County District No.1,Jay Perry wins Democratic runoff for Dis
• Williams defeats Tomlinson for Democratic nominee for State Representative District No.21
• Durant firefighters respond to several fires
• Something for everyone at Choctaw Nation Festival
• Bryan County Commissioners approve county budget
• Williams wins Democratic primary for state representative
• Southeastern OSHD surpasses 1,000 graduates
• A slice of history for grandpa and grandaughter
• Calera Council approves land purchase
• One more day left for absentee voting
• Pipes releases World War II memoirs
• Boys and Girls Club coming soon
• Republicans battle to face Boren in US House race
• Woman released from hospital following gunshot wound
• Vacant house burns
• Local business helps Fort Hood
• Guilbeau sentenced 20 years on attempting to elude police conviction
• Groundbreaking held for Streetscape Phase IV
• Fairbook honorees announced
• Primary runoff election starts Friday for absentee voting
• Askins: State, tribes should continue partnership
• Choctaw Head Start students will receive special gift
• Fallin outpaces Askins in Oklahoma governor fundraising
• Joe Parrish
• Fire Department investigates fires
• Couple accused of concealing remains of 12-year-old girl face more charges
• Southeastern to open Bloomer Sullivan Arena for community walkers
• Durant students back in action
• Hope Chest held Closet Swap Saturday
• Calera man receives 15 years in prison
• Police investigate burglary at daycare
• Grandpa's Neighbors to perform for MOMS tonight
• Southeastern gears up for start of Fall Semester
• Expanded textbook reserve program assists SE students
• Terrill calls DA's allegations 'preposterous'
• Durant man charged with arson
• Unexpected news at DIA meeting
• Durant Chamber of Commerce celebrates Oklahoma sales tax holiday with “Tight Shoe Day”
• Billy Proctor band to perform Saturday in Caddo
• Phillips Selected as President of Main Street Board
• City council approves repairs at Carl Albert pool
• Caddo home burns while owner is asleep outside
• Josh Brecheen to open Durant headquarters
• Bryan County absentee voting continues
• Durant schools host camp day
• SE John Massey School of Business accreditation reaffirmed
• Police: man arrested after setting up drug deal
• New Bryan County school year is coming
• Two charged with burglarizing Durant business
• House fire victim identified
• Sparks getting into the groove
• Who is David Alexander, and what is his real story?
• Free flu shots to end in Oklahoma
• Tax free shopping this weekend
• Durant man receives new cancer treatment
• Open, competitive Oklahoma races could boost turnout
• Mary Susan Duntley
• Couple charged with felony charges following shoplifting incident
• Robust turnout expected in primary elections in Bryan County
• Durant City Council to meet Tuesday
• BCC consider renaming Willow Street
• Bryan County Primary election returns
• Pride of Durant holds annual band camp
• Caddo woman injured in crash
• Music on Market Square features Morris McCann
• Bryan County United Way chosen to participate in National Product Donation Program
• Sleeper sworn in as new president of ISD Board
• Women to head GOP, Democratic tickets in Oklahoma
• Local business owner injured during rodeo, benefit auction will be held
• Untitled
• Runoff will be held for Bryan County Commissioners Districts One and Three
• Sherman residents injured in alcohol related single-vehicle accident
• Music on Market Square features Larry Whaley
• Runoff will determine the Democratic candidate for State Representative District No. 21
• DEDC announces PRC will be sold
• Kids cook it up in the kitchen
• Durant City Council adds radio consoles at police station and communications center
• Durant man charged with assaulting his girlfriend while she held their baby
• Boswell building collapses
• Kiwanis luncheon features Gulf spill expert
• Calera Fire and Rescue answered 27 emergency calls in July
• Wolf pleads not guilty
• Durant High School second annual Rookie Camp
• Four charged with burglary
• Legislators encourage citizens to take advantage of back to school tax-free weekend
• Man accused of racial murder has new trial date
• Magnolia Festival Of Oklahoma

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