McAlester, OK News

• McAlester, OK News
• McAlester Walmart to host blood drive
• McAlester man pleads guilty to baseball bat assault
• Foul tasting water won't last
• Alexix Futisha is named Little Miss Choctaw
• From the Capitol: Talk about fiscal irresponsibility
• Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma signs lease in McAlester
• Rescued horses doing well
• Lt. Gov. Lamb lauds region for Work Ready Certification
• School board president steps down
• From the Capitol: OSP closing F cellhouse
• Three local men dismissed from grand theft charges
• Gas prices down, police patrols up for Memorial weekend
• Blue-green algae warning for Eufaula Lake
• North prevails in All Star game
• 2 hurt in separate accidents
• Yard Work
• Meth lab bust leads to prison time for McAlester man
• McAlester teen sets up 'Round 4 the Red' benefit tourney
• Openings set in McAlester for rue21, new Braum's store
• Stigler woman pleads guilty to breaking and entering
• McAlester man accused of burglary, gun assault
• Sapulpa man pleads guilty to gas thievery
• McAlester man pleads guilty to knife assault
• $1,000,000 bond for McAlester man accused of assault
• Commissioners deal with Animal Shelter hiring issues
• In Joplin, a senior year to remember after tornado
• Indianola man found guilty of sexual assault
• Splash
• Pool Prep
• County settles $7 million lawsuit
• Casino to host blood drive Friday
• Grand Avenue board to meet
• Police go digital; listeners shut out
• MHS Graduation Ready
• MHS Graduation
• Whitney Weeks Honored
• Suspect apprehended after manhunt near Longtown
• Faith, hope lead to long-lost wedding ring
• Law enforcement converges on Longtown area to search for fleeing suspect
• Italian Festival
• Slam Dunk
• JBCC Inmates graduate program
• MPower considers cutting the number of board members
• New Braum's
• Implanting nursing calves yields advantages
• City manager projects $1.8 million in capital improvements — maybe more
• Commissioners meet on animal shelter and bridge issues
• Horse from rescue effort found dead
• The search is on for a new director for the Pittsburg County Animal Shelter
• Jones Academy students attend journalism workshop
• DuraPatch
• Suspended city police officer exonerated, back on duty
• Escapee recaptured on prison grounds
• JBCC: Escapee sought
• McAlester man accused of using vehicle to run over pedestrian
• Employee appreciation lunch at OSP
• Pet of the Week
• City council calls special meeting to discuss proposed new budget
• Italian Festival
• Mini Bike
• Baby hospitalized with two broken legs, McAlester man charged
• GEAR UP
• Adopted
• McAlester woman accused of shooting at her husband
• Wilburton man convicted of home invasion
• Fallin to join Romney for Okla. campaign event
• Only fireworks at city council meet concerns Independence Day
• McAlester man charged with attempted murder, arson
• McAlester woman enters blind plea to armed robbery
• Relay for Life fundraiser slated
• Scholarship winner is great-granddaughter of retired OKLA theater manager
• Former OSP employee accused of bringing drugs into the prison
• Kiowa woman arrested for child endangerment, DUI
• MHS Student wins scholarships
• Eufaula man accused of beating a 3-year-old boy
• Armed Forces Day Luncheon honors U.S. Coast Guard, Heathcock
• Look! A parade! Look! A plane!
• Local woman arrested for assaulting a Walmart employee
• Eufaula sex offender charged with rape, lewd acts
• PCSO releases pictures of drug drop
• Camp PLEA organizers meet at OSP
• MHS mock trial team judged among best in state
• Two large snakes found by local resident
• Alderson woman accused of child endangerment, DUI
• Haileyville woman arrested for golf club assault
• Looming health care mandates, tax cuts, concerns hospital association
• Dentist
• At the movies
• Stasiak agrees to another year as McAlester City Manager
• Texas man arrested for bring contraband into JBCC
• MHS student wins scholarships
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• McAl. woman convicted of tea cup assault
• Girl's tennis team heads for state
• Okla. carries out third execution this year
• McAlester ministers to gather at City Hall parking lot for National Day of Prayer
• Shared Blessings hires new Ministry Coordinator
• McAl. woman dismissed from child abuse charge
• Volunteer Week
• Residents ask commissioners to enforce laws on overweight trucks driving on county roads
• Convicted killer is set to be executed tonight
• GED classes for Choctaw,
• Two McAl. men accused of breaking a man’s face; one dismissed and the other still faces charges
• Down Pour
• Lightning strikes home, starts fire
• MHS grad takes USS Cole on a mission
• Two Hartshorne men accused of stealing money from a fast food joint
• McAlester artists featured at new museum
• For McAlester's Navy Commander Nilsen its "Anchors Away"
• Former Quinton resident charged in commissioner shooting death fighting extradition to Oklahoma
• City Council approves $15,000 for baseball event
• T-storms, heavy rain headed this way
• Okla. death row inmate set for Tuesday execution
• Gospel singing, potluck set Sunday
• Hartshorne man dies in Blaine County accident
• McAlester man gets time for taking truck left running in front of store
• Canadian man convicted of rape, sodomy
• Pool Project
• Wilburton man bails out of moving vehicle in police chase
• Young Child Parade
• Young Child Celebration
• Parade of the Young Child
• McAlester woman arrested for biting Walmart employee
• Armed Forces Day plans take flight
• Water Work
• McAlester man accused of belt assault
• Foiled prison drug drop nets two
• McAlester man accused of cinder block assault
• Prowler call turns into drug plea
• Commissioners re-activate shelter advisory board
• McAlester High School teacher removed
• Bingo fundraiser slated
• McAlester man accused of knife assault
• Extradition sought of former Quinton resident in 1987 shooting death of Haskell County commissioner
• Prison dumpster drug drop ends with arrest
• Society of Professional Journalists honors News-Capital with seven awards
• Hobart man accused of burglarizing Hartshorne home
• County workers fix road to "Fishin Hole"
• Kerns to remain on ballot for Pittsburg County sheriff
• Narconon deaths under investigation
• Local brain cancer patient gets home, needs volunteers
• Texas man pleads guilty in local drug case
• Last of four defendants in McAl. meth lab explosion pleads guilty
• CEO group visits OSP
• Firefighters' union: City should stick with incentive pay
• Accessible
• Book sale slated to raise money for library
• Road Closed
• Drug charges against a McAl. police officer were dismissed
• Red Cross hosts potato drive
• Three candidate file for vacant Ward 2 McAlester City Council seat
• Sheriff gets ready for election board battle
• Oklahoma water meeting set Friday in McAlester
• Second and Commanche
• Neighborhood to be planned; homes demolished
• Resident speak out on county road conditions
• Friends slate Library Book Sale
• McAlester man racks up federal drug conviction
• Celebration
• Wreck
• Transport
• Wilburton man pleads guilty to federal ammunition charge
• First candidate files for Ward 2 seat in McAlester
• Local investigation leads to federal convictions
• Inmate found hanged in cell at OSP
• Residents and employees speak out at public hearing
• Commissioners table move to replace shelter director
• Bowling, Relay for Life fundraiser slated
• Nobody files on opening day for Ward 2 McAlester city council seat
• Rotary
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• Tax deadline is Tuesday
• McAlester girl receives letter from the First Lady
• PITTSBURG COUNTY DISTRICT COURT LOGS
• 5 killed in Woodward twister
• Filing begins Monday for Ward 2 McAlester City Council seat
• Man pleads guilty in child neglect case
• McAlester Walmart has bomb threat
• UPDATE: Bomb threat cleared at Walmart
• Walmart evacuated
• Prowler call turns into meth lab arrest
• Red Cross hosts potato drive
• Forecasters warn of ’life-threatening’ storms
• Storms update from Ok. Dept. of Emergency Management
• Storms possible in McAlester tonight
• Town of Kiowa's audit reveals violations
• No injuries
• 'Going postal? Or is postal going?'
• Officials at OSP wait to get word about execution
• Landlord charged in tenant kidnapping runs for sheriff
• MFD donates $3000 to Red Cross
• Stay issued for Okla. death row inmate set for execution today
• Okla. death row inmate set for execution today
• Garvin questions engineering contract
• First day of filing sees two races set in Pittsburg County
• Renegar, Condit seek re-election; two file for Senate seat
• McBee Honored
• Logo competition for CultureFest opens
• Fallen game warden to be honored in Washington, D.C.
• County out of compliance with FEMA regulations
• Commissioners fire Director of Animal Shelter
• Hartshorne man dismissed of six counts of rape
• City council fields request for additional Junior Sunbelt Baseball Classic funding
• Savanna man accused of $25,000 equipment embezzlement
• Two McAlester men are accused of extortion, burglary
• McAlester woman admits to counterfeit money exchange
• 2 hurt as severe weather pounds NW Oklahoma
• McAlester woman pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Company wants city council to grant more time on Elks Road Project
• Library hosts disabled services program
• From McAlester Public Library
• Masonic Lodge donates to Camp Plea
• McMahan issues challenge on last of this year's Holy Week Breakfasts
• OSP death row inmate set for Thursday execution
• Pittsburg County residents are unhealthy according to study
• Roger Shirley announces candidacy for District 7 Senate seat
• Good Friday has deeper meaning
• Speaker uses law school analogy for Christians at Holy Week Breakfast.
• Maundy message of fellowship, forgiveness
• Okla. death row inmate requests last meal
• Baby Fair Slated for Saturday
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• Cheese
• Good Egg
• Pride in McAlester Spring Cleanup starts this weekend
• Holy Week speaker tells of special cross
• Share seeds, advice at newly-formed herbal meeting
• Double Rainbow
• Speaker tells Holy Week participants to seize opportunity
• Hartshorne man pleads in peace officer assault case
• Job Fair
• Holy Week Ladies Salad Luncheon set for Thursday
• Home Grown
• Road Closed
• McAlester man pleads guilty in drug house bust
• Accused gas thief misses court, warrant issued
• Poll: It's gonna be a hot one!
• Eastern's Wilburton Campus offers lifeguard and swimming lesson courses
• First annual fundraising softball tourney slated
• Holy Week Breakfast speaker recalls time in Russia
• New multicounty grand jury indictment unsealed in Pittsburg County
• Death row inmate appears in Pittsburg County Court
• MHS students tour OSP
• Holiday Inn Express and Comfort Suites hotels held wine tasting event
• Earthquake shakes McAlester residents awake
• Dog Dispute has happy ending
• Teaparty to meet Thursday
• Charles A. Maxwell
• OSP celebrates Easter
• Buffalo Stampede getting ready to run
• Holy Week breakfasts start 59th year
• Easter Holiday hours around McAlester
• OSP announces April's Employee of the Month
• Kiowa Board of Trustees told to tackle ADA accessibility issue or face possible Federal lawsuit
• Alleged victims file lawsuit against landlord Dusty Swing
• City manager: Stickers are sticking point in city, fire department negotiations
• Smokey in McAlester, Okie!
• PITTSBURG COUNTY DISTRICT COURT LOGS
• McAlester man places 4th in Okla. Grand Master’s pool tourney
• McAlester man charged with rape
• Grand jury indictment to be opened Tuesday at Pittsburg Count Courthouse.
• Fill the Boot
• CPR training for City of McAlester employees
• MFD and Red Cross fundraiser set this weekend
• McAlester man accused of assault, impersonating an officer
• Sheriff and Dept. of Ag team up to fight crime
• Commissioners reject KPP offer
• Runner
• Pep Talk
• Warrant issued for woman accused of falsifying rape report
• Saturday deadline to apply to change political affiliation prior to June 26 primary
• McAlester parents charged with child endangerment
• City council keeps process flowing for new water line to industrial park
• Accident
• Hartshorne woman faces meth, gun charges
• Rounding Second
• McAlester woman pleads in burglary case
• Law cracks down on underage drinker
• New fashion store plans to open in McAlester
• Relay for Life photo contest winners announced
• Executive session set for commissioners to review settlement offer
• Council to consider election resolution for Ward 2 vacancy
• Wilburton sisters reported missing found OK near Lake McAlester
• EOSC Night showcases three colleges
• Lost and Found
• OSP inmate commits suicide
• McAlester man involved with meth lab explosion ordered to rehab
• Square Dancing in Krebs
• Society seeks help for 1940 Census Project
• MHS grad takes command
• Local authorities crack down on meth
• Girl hospitalized after attack by two dogs
• Decorations in bloom for the 40th Annual Women's Holy Week Luncheon
• Jack and Mary Edwards celebrate 50 years of marriage
• County saw its share of rain
• Kiowa police sergeant and partner K9 "Hassan" seize drugs and money
• Tulsa woman pleads guilty after K-9 finds drugs in her vehicle
• Jennie Marie (Fassino) Addison McDougal dies at 101
• Double Parked
• Pittsburg County crew score on a snake hunt
• Standridge
• Violinist Michael Ginsburg held in Pennsylvania prison
• Woman accused of teacup assault misses court
• Flooding closes Hwy. 31
• Pittsburg County and other southeastern Oklahoma counties under storm watch
• Jury finds Eufaula woman competent for murder trial
• Eastern celebrates Women’s History Month with decorated military speaker
• Troussel awarded Officer of the Year
• Tax issue ties up millions of county dollars
• 100 felony cases filed in Pittsburg County in 2012
• PITTSBURG COUNTY DISTRICT COURT LOGS
• McAPP wildland training prepares firefighters
• McAlester man take police on car chase
• Cancer survivor encourages others
• Main Street Exec named top three in state
• Community Center in Krebs to hold fundraiser dance
• Mt. Triumph to host Annual Day Celebration
• Indianola Senior Center to host Saturday fundraiser breakfast
• Woman assaulted with a cup of tea; McAlester woman charged
• Wife-killer is executed
• McAlester man pleads guilty to indecent exposure
• Hartshorne pair rack up meth charges
• Oklahoma death row inmate set for execution tonight
• Drug house bust brings conviction
• Mobile Home
• Drug house bust in McAlester; man racks up drug charges
• Bixby man arrested for trafficking cocaine into McAlester
• New mayor, three city councilors sworn into office; get advice
• Good news: MPS off of 'School Improvement'
• McAlester Public Schools’, full agenda for Monday’s School Board meeting.
• Fallin denies clemency for Okla. death row inmate; new execution date set
• McAAP holds Wildland Firefighting Training
• City to test tornado sirens Wednesday
• Spencer man charged for trafficking meth into McAlester
• Eastern to host spring concert
• Housing Authority notifies residents of lead paint
• Commissioners approve surplus items
• Hartshorne man charged with rape
• 100 Years of Girl Scouts in McAlester
• Agent representing FedEx land-buy first turned down by City Council
• Okla. death row inmate set to be executed Thursday
• New mayor, council's first task: select vice mayor
• PITTSBURG COUNTY DISTRICT COURT LOGS
• Library Group Will Study Award-Winning History
• Union leaders seek to mend divisions over pipeline
• McAlester man charged for punching a car window
• Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday
• Condit Page
• MHS Hispanic American Club
• City council, mayor's office, may serve as six-person unit until June 26
• Krebs man found guilty of child molestation
• Meth lab busted in McAlester
• Counterfeit money exchange results in McAlester woman’s arrest
• Study says McAlester hospital should 'collaborate'
• Notorious landlord arrested again
• McAl. teen no longer being charged as adult
• Harrison, Read, Smith win McAlester
• Newt wins in Pittsburg Co.; Terry makes strong showing
• McAlester man pleads in 15 cases; gets prison time
• Steve Harrison declared new mayor of McAlester
• Presidential primary votes flow in for Pittsburg County
• Child abuse case dismissed for out of town parents
• OSP names March employee of the month
• Casey House earns Eagle Scout
• Ex Convict files claim against County
• Red Oak 4-H meets, learns to build a birdbath
• Sheriff K-9 finds drugs, weapons
• Early voting steady in advance of Tuesday election
• Pittsburg County precincts listed
• Moore man accused of burglarizing McAlester business
• Caring Hands to host fundraiser dinner and auction
• Leadership Okla. visits JBCC and OSP
• Terry puts Super Tuesday hopes in Oklahoma
• Okla. death row inmate set to be executed in May
• City races, presidential primary on Tuesday ballot
• Condemned man requests last meal — Pizza
• McAlester city council candidates face off at candidate forum
• Conner McCabe to perform Saturday Night for Benefit Concert
• FedEx buys land to build new facility
• Trial date set in drug court conspiracy case
• McAlester mayoral candidates agree, disagree during forum
• Seagulls in McAlester?
• Local violinist charged with felony; warrant issued
• City council cruises through road-related extension requests
• McAlester mayor, council, candidate forums set
• Woman pleads in home invasion case
• Man life-flighted after being hit with baseball bat
• Local Leadership Oklahoma grads looking for applicants
• Mayor Priddle presides over his last council meeting; offers advice
• Local Band and 10-year-old guitarist to perform at benefit concert Saturday night
• Cherokee Avenue fire ruled arson, arrest made
• Truck left running in front of convenience store stolen
• Court to hear city, firefighter issues on disputed ballot
• Eufaula teen takes police on high speed chase
• Commissioners show support for fire training facility
• Outstanding Youth
• McAlester teen dies in car crash Sunday
• PITTSBURG COUNTY DISTRICT COURT LOGS
• Former Haileyville City Clerk Charged with felony embezzlement
• DEQ investigates man for dumping waste onto a creek bed
• All Saints to host Weight Watcher's meetings
• City council to consider changes on road and highway projects
• Judge denies firefighters' request for injunction against new election date
• Okla. death row inmate denied clemency
• Fire consumes home on Cherokee Avenue in McAlester
• No new firearms charges expected in McAlester manslaughter case
• Clemency hearing set Friday morning for death row inmate Stemple
• Woman involved with recent meth lab explosion pleads guilty
• All Saints to host ‘Bridges Out of Poverty’ seminar
• Commission doesn't bite on animal shelter concern
• Second annual “Cutest Kids” contest set
• Execution date requested for Okla. death row inmate
• Texas woman pleads guilty to making meth in McAlester
• Accused kidnapper misses court; arrested
• March of Dimes kickoff slated
• McAlester man accused of assault; skips bond
• McAlester resident's questions about Social Security deposits reveal fraud allegations
• McAlester teen pleads in burglary case
• Local woman pleads guilty to maintaining drug house
• Prayer Caucus
• Search for a soldier
• DeDe Beckner is named Teacher of Year for McAlester School District
• Native American flute making seminar
• Still time to vote for McAlester in All-Star competition
• McAlester Public Schools superintendent stepping down
• “Bad guy” takes hostages at MRHC
• Police chase, man wanted
• Game show theme geared to help raise money for scholarships
• Wagoner man charged with child abuse, cocaine possession
• McAl. man freed of kidnapping charge; alleged victims fails to appear in court
• City solicits input regarding cable franchise
• MPower Economic Development stays action because of lack of quorum
• Can't-miss movies: 2012 features big-buzz blockbusters
• Eufaula housekeeper pleads guilty to theft
• Bald Eagle perches in McAlester
• City council conveys $700,000 to McAlester Public Schools
• Unoffiicial winners declared in school board races; Crowder bond issue passes
• Plow stolen, three men arrested
• Texas couple arrested in McAlester for cooking meth
• Stigler woman arrested for breaking and entering, drinking tea
• JBCC escapee recover by OHP
• McAl. woman accused of burglarizing home; sprays homeowner with mace
• Council to look again at releasing $700,000 to McAlester Public Schools
• McAAP appoints director engineering, public works
• PITTSBURG COUNTY DISTRICT COURT LOGS
• Local singer ready to go national
• School elections set Tuesday in McAlester and other school districts
• Pride honors volunteers
• Parents and DHS: What are your rights?
• McAlester New-Capital's junior reporters tell all
• Shelter Documentary
• Man involved with recent meth lab explosion pleads guilty
• McAlester sets first-ever TEAM meet
• McAlester's Make a Difference Day project is finalist for award
• All Saints' Episcopal to hold craft and chocolate sale
• Rowe seeks road less-traveled
• Local hotel guests charged with child abuse
• OSP names officer/supervisor of year for 2011
• Eufaula housekeeper accused of theft
• Okla. investigators offer reward in double killing
• Globetrotters stop into McAlester for World Championship game
• Heartland Hospice Volunteers
• Copple honored for 20 years of service to Okla. DOC
• Firefighters, city and election board headed to court
• Detour set for part of South Street
• Two local teens charged as adults in robbery case; mother arrested on drug charges
• Allen named OSP employee of the month
• McAlester man accused of assault
• PITTSBURG COUNTY DISTRICT COURT LOGS
• Okla. City woman pleads guilty to bringing drugs into OSP
• McAlester soldier saw 511 days of combat in World War II
• OkMOM going strong in McAlester
• McAlester woman accused of making meth
• Newspaper sues Bartlesville for surveillance video
• Texas child reported accidentally shot with McAlester police officer's gun
• Woman convicted of food stamp fraud speaks out
• OSP hosts third annual "Hard Times" chili cook-off
• Food Bank finalizing plans to come to McAlester
• Waste of Money?
• McAlester hospital employees slated for one-time bonus
• Three races tentatively set for upcoming McAlester city election
• A second McAlester youth charged as adult
• Lerblance says decision not to run for Senate re-election one of his most difficult
• No new candidates on second day of filing for McAlester city offices
• KTC set for Open House at McAlester Campus
• MFD respond to house fire on A Street
• Gas theft halted in McAlester
• McAlester teen faces burglary charges
• Firemen squelch blaze in Bache early this morning
• Big rig overturns on U.S. Highway 270 in Dow
• Tulsa woman gets deferred sentence for child abuse
• Six candidates seek McAlester city offices as filing period begins
• Portion of Strong Boulevard to remain closed for several weeks
• Victim in Elm Point, Fatal Fire
• Court order for McAlester man: Go to rehab
• Officials at OSP make headway on A/C issues
• JBCC Award 2
• JBCC Award 1
• Beta Award
• String of mid-night burglaries plague McAlester
• PITTSBURG COUNTY DISTRICT COURT LOGS
• Upcoming city office filings already bringing changes
• Economic report: Southeastern Oklahoma needs to diversify
• McAlester woman pleads guilty to welfare fraud related charges
• Free Globetrotter tickets offered in student contest
• This year's Super Bowl stadium 'Disney friendly'
• Two local men charged in cases against step sons
• McAlester Mayor delivers his last State of the City address
• McAlester mayor not running for re-election; Browne plans to seek the post
• “Scared Straight” in Pittsburg County
• Another case affected by concerns regarding state’s witnesses
• 1 hurt in wreck near Clayton
• City moves on releasing education money to McAlester Public Schools
• Flooding closes roads
• McAlester mayor sets orientation sessions for potential city candidates
• McAlester man released after 35-year prison sentence is overturned
• Krebs woman accused of distributing drugs
• McAlester mayor readies annual State of the City address
• “Scared Straight” in Hartshorne
• McAlester firemen respond to chemical spill at Warren Clinic
• City manager ready to start search for company to develop strategic and economic development plans
• McAlester City Council calls special meeting for mid-year budget review
• Court papers seek dismissal of conspiracy charge in drug court case
• Stemple execution set — Why he received the death sentence
• Two McAlester men accused breaking another man's face
• PITTSBURG COUNTY DISTRICT COURT LOGS
• Okla. City man racks up drug charges in McAlester
• KTC McAlester Campus sets open house
• New Southeastern Oklahoma strategic economic development plan to be revealed
• Devon Energy
• Blog site terminated
• Stuart Water board members get served
• Okla. city woman accused of bringing meth into OSP
• MPower McAlester decides to seek assistant for executive director
• Gracie "Nan" Bullard O’Neal celebrates 80th birthday
• Krebs man found not guilty of lewd proposals
• Commissioners consider naming bridge for McAlester war hero
• Accident in Stuart injures one
• Stone: Coach of future Supreme Court justices
• McAlester man pleads guilty to theft after swat bust
• McAlester woman accused of crashing into estranged husband’s car
• McAlester youth charged as adult
• Bull Shooters take home top prize
• Landlord charged for allegedly conspiring recent kidnapping
• Execution date set for Okla. death row inmate
• Kiddin’ Around Academy one of top ten Relay For Life teams in Oklahoma
• Judge sets August trial date for former District 18 Drug Court coordinator
• Commissioners decide on auction policies
• Stuart Water
• No increase in residential waste collection
• Local starts chess club
• 5 tips to help you land a new job in 2012
• 2 Injured in Longtown accident
• McAlester Public Schools receive increase in allocation amount from state
• District court arraignment pending for former judge, prosecutor and judge court coordinator
• Vehicle flips on turnpike; 1 hurt
• New wave of phone scams hits Crowder, Canadian areaa
• USDA Rural Development office in McAlester set for closure
• DHS worker resigns after investigation; sex offender convicted
• Kiowa man convicted of sexual abuse
• Krebs man sentenced for lewd act
• Robbery charge dismissed for McAlester man
• City council to consider trash collection price hike
• McAlester man charged in recent bomb search
• MHS Grad takes the helm of the USS Cole
• MLK celebration set
• 2 boys hurt in Latimer wreck
• JBCC inmate in McAlester convicted of escape
• Peter Nilsen to be Captain of the USS Cole
• Libraries of Southeastern Oklahoma donate more than a thousand books for JBCC, OSP inmates
• Okla. death row inmate Gary Welch has been executed - first in U.S. in 2012
• Death row inmate set to be executed today
• McAlester double shooting ruled murder-suicide
• Loss of Shared Blessings director saddens staff, board
• Hospital eyes links with OSU Health Sciences Center
• Bomb search underway on Harrison Ave. in McAlester
• McAlester man charged with rape
• First baby of 2012 arrives in McAlester
• James Michael Phillips win North American Adequan Affiliate Championship Competition
• McAlester panhandler with a past questions scrutiny
• First 2012 U.S. execution is set for Thursday in McAlester, Okla.
• Four people charged in McAlester meth lab explosion
• PITTSBURG COUNTY DISTRICT COURT LOGS
• Stay lifted, execution date requested for Okla. death row inmate
• Police impersonators handcuff, try to jail 3
• Victims in McAlester's apparent gunshot deaths identified
• McAlester police investigate shooting deaths of 2
• Wreck in McAlester on 6th and Wyandotte
• Meth lab bust in McAlester; explosion investigation
• Panhandler, history of arrests and assault
• Ex-judge, DA ordered to stand trial on conspiracy charge
• McAlester City Council addresses citizen's open records request
• Walmart busy with gift returns
• McAlester man pleads in federal fraud case
• SWOSU Honor Roll
• Santa Visits Klever Kids Academy
• Christmas dinner needs donations, desserts, volunteers
• Commissioners approve additional paid holiday
• Two of three men plead in PCSO theft case
• Hearing for ex-judge, DA heads into Day 4
• 5 last-minute Christmas gifts you can buy online
• McAlester man accused of home invasion, robbery
• Krebs students attend Pow-Wow
• Commission votes on additional paid holiday
• Stigler woman accused of falsifying a rape report
• Christmas and New Years Holiday hours
• Former drug court officer warns about 'playing with fire'
• Convicted coach and victim’s mother speak out
• Apartment fire on Osage
• Three Pitts. Co. residents charged with home invasion
• Witnesses testify in drug court conspiracy hearing
• Santa arrives at OSP
• Death row inmate returns to OSP from MRHC
• Local equestrian group corrals riding awards
• Kiowa Church to display live Nativity scene
• Okla. death row inmate attempts suicide, listed in critical condition
• News-Capital launches e-edition
• Former judge and former prosecutor from McAlester ordered to stand trial on charges in multicounty grand jury perjury indictments
• Alleged murderer is no longer a threat
• Grand Opening
• Man hospitalized after attack by McAlester man
• Gift card givers, beware: 6 tips to protect your purchase
• Murder suspect on the run in McAlester
• Deported Krebs man charged with rape; victim pregnant
• Police alert city residents
• Resolution to oppose U.S. Postal Service processing center in McAlester falls before city council
• Van Buren House evacuated
• Time's 2011 Person of the Year: The Protester
• MFD donates to Okla. Project Woman
• Modern Woodman donate to youth shelter
• $10k McAlester Area Cash Giveaway
• McAlester students entertain school board at meeting
• Walmart to host weekend food drive and gift wrapping for donations
• McAlester woman charged with manslaughter
• OSP celebrates Christmas with a staff meal
• OTA holds Dec. meeting
• Gunpoint robber pleads guilty, gets 20 years
• Soldier grateful for his wife's support
• Home Town Hero
• Live Nativity Scene to be performed in Kiowa
• A woman is accused of bringing drugs, cell phones into JBCC
• McAlester man accused of multiple lewd acts
• McAlester-area man who worked with legends celebrates "Bob Sullivan Day" in Shreveport
• McAlester city councilor injured in table saw accident; finger reattached
• 5 tax credits for wintertime energy efficiency
• McAlester man accused of kidnapping, assault
• Schwans to close McAlester location in the next 30 days
• Girly Garage "Winter Bash" Forms to help business
• Sheriff Kerns aims to enlighten local youth
• McAlester native slain in Kansas; grandson charged in murder
• McAlester woman charged with armed robbery
• The “girly garage bash” is here
• Medicine Shoppe Robber gets 15 years
• Health care consultant tells McAlester hospital board huge "wave" approaching
• Two JBCC inmates get more time
• Child neglect charge dismissed for McAlester woman
• MHS Choir to carol downtown
• Parking problems face Pittsburg County Commissioners
• West, Mandisa "bring it" to McAlester
• OSP’s H-unit, life on death row
• Children's Memorial Day service set for Sunday
• School Choirs present musical holiday gift
• Clemency denied for Okla. death row inmate
• Rainbow for Girls Supreme Temple celebrates 60 years
• Christmas Parade winners announce
• U.S Postal Workers speak up at closure discussion meeting
• There are "Angels" at OSP
• It's Rudolph by a nose: Mysterious elf alters deer crossing signs
• Pace shares purpose a book at a time
• City plans Eastbound Electric Avenue detour at C Street intersection
• Community Christmas Dinner in McAlester, Krebs, reaches milestone
• Viral video: Bear caught on tape having 'snow day' fun
• McAlester Christmas Parade brings holiday cheer
• This year's top 10 video games (with holiday savings!)
• West looks forward to McAlester concert with Mandisa; both artists get 2012 Grammy nominations
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• VIDEO: Entire 2011 hurricane season in less than 5 minutes
• Drug court coordinator faces January court arraignment
• Real or fake? Choosing the right Christmas tree
• McAlester man accused of stabbing another man's throat
• McAlester woman charged with child abuse
• USPS closure discussion tonight at KTC
• JBCC inmate faces new charges
• Former District 18 Drug Court coordinator waives rest of preliminary hearing
• McAlester Baseball team fundraiser at Pete's Place tonight
• Kiowa Police set 2nd Annual Community Christmas Party
• Former Pittsburg County treasurer first witness in drug court preliminary hearing
• Girls’ night out fundraiser set
• Greek and Mediterranean restaurant to add to McAlester cuisine
• McAlester man convicted of molestation; sentenced to 40 years
• McAlester’s “Black Friday” mania
• City, firefighters impasse heads to the polls
• Black Thursday? and Black Friday — Guide for shoppers
• Food bank to bring jobs with new satellite location to McAlester
• So much turkey! Thanksgiving by the numbers
• Commissioners discuss $250 safety award
• Assault charge dismissed for McAlester man
• McAlester man pleads guilty after police chase
• City council to consider utility unit
• Who’s off and who’s not — Thanksgiving Day Holiday hours
• Webb celebrates 100 years of life
• Clemency hearing postponed for death row inmate
• Pitts. Co. 4-H pledges
• Buffaloes win last home game of the season 37-21
• Lead paint found at Housing Authority Apartments
• Jaunita Proctor inducted into OBU's Faculty Hall of Fame
• 10 major scandals in college sports
• State prison board meets at JBCC
• States with most, fewest smokers revealed
• OSU women's basketball coach dies
• William Gay celebrates Thanksgiving
• MPower McAlester changes meeting dates; debates local promotions
• McAlester man charged with robbery
• McAlester has two house fires Wed. night
• Possible closing of USPS center to be discussed at meeting
• The Crane! The Crane!
• Hospital employees share turkeys with community
• Investigation at OSP
• Carl’s Jr. robbed at gunpoint
• Exit 31 Club takes first place in pool league
• Immigrants’ stories next in library series
• MPS school board discuss student’s activity absences
• Parade set at Quinton Dec. 3
• Group hopes to steer city onto trails system
• 1 dead after US270 wreck
• Inhofe helps roll highway bill into Senate
• McAlester man faces 12 felony charges
• Execution date set for Okla. death row inmate
• Elementary school principals address school board
• Volunteers taking calls for Community Thanksgiving Dinner
• Sanders: Almost 50-year legacy
• Local Narconon leader speaks out on conflict over school presentation
• 3 hurt in US69 wreck
• LeFlore: Understands price of freedom
• Back to the future: Entertainment center opens for business
• Local veteran seeks recognition for “atomic veterans”
• 2 McAlester artists named Masters Art Show winners
• Case dismissed for Haileyville man accused of assault
• Approximately 50 businesses, organizations set for job fair
• County dispatchers complete training
• Commissioners just say no to burn ban
• One fatality in Jones academy bus accident
• OSP inmate charged with manslaughter
• McAlester student gets surprise package: dad's home from Afghanistan
• Out of ICU: Local nurse opens office practice
• Red Oak family injured in car crash
• McAlester High School cracking down on truancy
• MHS choir competes for All District title.
• City of McAlester gears up for Elks Road project
• Indicted judge no longer holding judicial seat in Pittsburg, McIntosh counties
• Long-time executive no longer at McAlester Regional Health Center
• Haileyville Police investigates its own city
• Chili cook off, Corn Hole tournament
• American Legion hosts Free Breakfast for Vets
• Career and college tour set
• McAlester to celebrate Halloween
• District choir competition Saturday at McAlester High
• Tire Disposal in Kiowa and Pittsburg
• McAlester-area communities set trick-or-treat nights, hours
• Mission of Mercy volunteers needed
• McAlester firefighters poker run
• Gravestone vandal pleads guilty
• FDA warns about licorice, offers other Halloween safety tips
• Halloween party set at Exit 31
• Haileyville man charged with firearm assault
• McAlester City Council approves new ward boundaries which include prison population
• Quilt Guild sets show
• To burn or not to burn
• Stores pass tobacco compliance check
• Mayor, vice mayor says passing city bond issue will save money
• Carmen Millard Johnson’s criminal history
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Austin Ray Wilcox was born
• Hartshorne man charged with rape
• Brown, McKaughan to wed
• Sweepstakes scam — Beware
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• 4th Annual Walk to Remember to be held Saturday
• Sewage causes problems for local business
• Panola motorcyclist hurt in wreck near Wilburton
• Bank fees on the rise; how to avoid paying more
• Krebs student balloon launch
• McAlester Audit and Finance committee met Thursday
• Buff Game
• Former Choctaw Chief Hollis Roberts Dies
• McAlester Soldier Graduates Army Basic Training
• City of Haileyville Audit Finds Significant Deficiencies
• MacTown Skate Fest at Connally Park
• Singing convention slated in Porum
• Halloween Hayride set in Bugtussle
• PIM
• Libya officials: Gadhafi captured, possibly killed
• Annual Chamber Luncheon set
• Wrestling benefit slated
• PCSO to be featured on TV Friday night
• Dinner Theater at The Meeting Place
• Sexual assault trial continued
• MPower votes in new members, executives
• Audit and finance meeting set
• Inmate at OSP stabbed, hospitalized
• Commissioners set burn ban, hold hearing
• Eufaula man killed in car accident
• Doggie obstacle course
• Brawley, Duff to wed
• Swiss photographer searches for source of National Anthem pride
• McAlester man recalls life in the newspaper industry; letter from President Kennedy
• Matthew West, Mandisa, set McAlester concert
• The show Hairy Bikers visit McAlester and airs tonight
• Knights hold Successful Tootsie Roll Fundraiser
• Edmond Doyle Elementary receives funding from Sonic
• Pittsburg High School Fall Community Blood Drive
• Hartshorne Class of '86 Reunion
• Hartshorne man rape trial: Jury says Not Guilty
• Knights of Columbus to host Benefit Chicken Dinner for Mens Shelter
• We want your Halloween sights!
• McAlester police find gun in wooded area
• 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team Unit Helping Clearing Sangar Valley of Insurgents and Bomb Making Materials
• McAlester grad wins Chickasaw Nation Award
• Redhodge to speak on Conservation
• 2 hurt when car flips
• Haileyville church sets gospel meet
• Renegar disputes Owasso legislator’s claims about pseudoephedrine regulation
• Accused child molester’s mother pleads guilty
• Hartshorne First Assembly of God Church to celebrate 75th Anniversary
• City agrees to partner of job fair, career and college tour
• Indianola man set for trial, charged with sexual assault
• McAlester School Board affirms custodian’s termination
• City council agrees to sell land on split vote
• Voters pass city refinancing proposal; reject school bond measures
• County burn ban on again
• Breaking News: City ballot passes; school bonds fail
• Two hospitalized after driver falls asleep
• MPS Board learns about early education
• OSP altercation, two officers hospitalized
• Catton completes documentary, "Curing Addiction"
• City council has full agenda
• Early voting heavier than expected in city, school elections
• Burger bash set for Saturday
• Man arrested following manhunt near Kiamichi Technology Center
• If passed, what will the school bond pay for?
• Lanes celebrate 60 years of marriage
• Execution date requested for Okla. death row inmate
• Tolsons celebrate 70 years of marriage
• McAlester hosts 800+ HOG riders
• 2 killed in area wrecks
• Early voting continues for Tuesday city, school elections
• Something new required for Tuesday elections in McAlester
• October named National 4-H Month
• Pancake fundraiser set
• Pittsbug man sentenced to 20 years for rape
• Got trash? PIM to host fall clean-up
• Caring Hands welcomes new medical director
• Old Town ready for Oktoberfest
• Hard Times In Hartshorne
• McAlester hospital sells medical equipment business
• Fundraiser slated for Friday’s football game
• Study: Drivers think texting is dangerous, but still do it
• Schofield Baby
• Read the indictment here
• Firemen squelch house fire on Washington
• Pride in McAlester welcomes new director
• McAlester men charged SWAT case
• McMain Thursday event kicks off a weekly event for McAlester
• October Impact Breakfast set
• Prichard Memorial Dinner to raise KTC scholarship funds
• Harrison says voters have a chance to help city of McAlester
• “In God We Trust” — bill paid
• School bond forum meets at MHS
• Upcoming events at EXPO
• Commissioners declare Oct. 4-H month
• Ward 1 Councilor calls city bond refinancing package a win-win
• Shared Blessing wants to expand program to shrink hunger
• PCSO drug box overflows
• Pool tournament and bake sale benefit set Sunday for Morgan
• Woman charged with child abuse
• McAlester man charged with lewd acts, sexual assault
• McAlester Hope House to host poker run
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• Ready for a flu shot?
• Halloween Festival at Muskogee Castle
• Annual Eufaula Art Festival scheduled for this weekend
• Local vets to demonstrate animal surgery at Tulsa fair
• Banks report several bills found to be counterfeit
• BREAKING NEWS: Indictments allege conspiracy
• BREAKING NEWS: Indictment names 3, including judge
• Former asst. DA charged with perjury
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• BREAKING NEWS: Former assistant DA indicted
• National group shows ‘Readiness’
• Local benefit planned for Ogden family
• Local youth donate bottled water for firefighters
• It’s up to all of us
• City votes against The Villas
• Condict to hold bond public forum
• Annual Biker Bash benefit slated
• Commissioners hire local CPA for budget reform
• McAlester council to examine bid procedures
• Firefighters called to second house fire
• Home on Ottawa engulfed by flames
• Baby dies; parents charged with neglect
• McAlester High School class of 1956 reunion set
• OSBDC to host sales workshop at McAlester library
• Firefighters gather at Expo for ‘Classic’ classes
• McAlester home on Ottawa is engulfed in flames
• HighRise perform at St. Jude's benefit on Choctaw Avenue
• Hospital auxiliary schedules book sale
• OSP inmate gets more cell time for contraband phone
• Stop the press: News-Capital inks production move
• Lewis family reunion scheduled
• Bible study to feature Les Feldick
• Local man stabbed at city park
• Regina Project sets monthly meet
• Lewis family reunion scheduled
• Eufaula ‘pike worker hit by semitruck
• List of richest people in America released
• Organic: Is it worth it?
• Rotary Club mug presented
• Tips to help parents judge books for children
• Scottish Rite Center commemorates Constitution Week with the local Daughters of the American Revolution
• David Keith ‘steps up’ early at MRHC
• Tinley delayed by rain
• McAlester High School 2011 Homecoming Parade today
• MPower recognized nationally
• Klever Kids Academy
• 4-H Music Festival slated for families
• ‘Berry’ ready to serve
• East Gourmet Buffet, Three Rivers Pecans go home winners
• John Browne clarifies confusion of U.S. Postal Service
• October Impact Breakfast slated
• Plans underway for Simonton
• Commissioners plan for weekend training, new dispatch system
• Poverty workshop set at church
• McAlester family to adopt Ethiopian
• Fire dept. schedules training Saturday
• Lost jobs in McAlester get 'Rapid Response'
• Clowning around with 'Peddler'
• New ‘family’ of bombs now in full production at ammo plant
• Castle to open for Halloween season
• Paws
• Goddard family hosts reunion
• Sense & Sensitivity: Answers for bored husbands, naturists
• Pittsburg County Free Fair shooting sports contests held
• Student teacher joins Canadian school
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• McAlester Marine earns eagle wings
• Painter family reunites
• Got hay? Ag agency offers new pasture directory
• Memorial fund in name of local man
• New grocery store opens at Lake McAlester
• Joy of Travel
• Moore family welcomes new arrival
• Kiowa school’s agriculture program hosts student teacher
• Panera Bread goes ‘pink’ for a cause
• Neekah Leelu Soden is born
• Crimetracker
• Hemphill presents wildlife program at Rotary meeting
• McAlester student named National Merit semifinalist
• Woodcarvers’ chips are everywhere
• Annual Tea held by Kilihoti Chapter
• CSMPC on list of ‘possible consolidation, closure’
• Rain jacket weather
• Grand Avenue meeting set for Saturday
• KTC class targets small business entrepreneurs
• Pittsburg Co. sheriff riding high in ‘new’ Humvees
• Brass group offers free concert tonight
• Wanna vote? Registrations due Friday
• Candidates continue race for US Congress
• Monica Tevebaugh elected as new mayor for Haileyville
• School board met this month; many items approved
• Trash issue recognized, alternative sought
• Balcony Brass set to perform
• Recreation trails considered for McAlester
• Annual Eufaula Art Walk and Car Show scheduled
• McAlester's City Council to consider creating walkway
• Wayne Pettigrew announces congressional candidacy in McAlester
• Butting heads on head count
• Take ID to poll places today
• Haileyville poll places ready for election
• Wayne Pettigrew jumps into congressional race
• Pittsburg County Free Fair winners acknowledged
• PITTSBURG COUNTY DISTRICT COURT LOGS
• McAAP bomb production, shipping spike in wake of 9/11 terror attacks
• McAlester area students remember Sept. 11, 2001
• Haileyville man accused of assault
• Public hearing set on proposed ward map
• Goats, rabbits star at Pittsburg County Free Fair
• Day still stands out for many in McAlester
• Probation, parole goes hi-tech
• McAlester man charged in rape of young girl
• McAlester firemen recall 9/11
• Henryetta woman dies in car crash, two others critical
• Heightened security at McAAP mark 10-year anniversary of 9/11
• McAlester to commemorate 9/11
• Local 4-H’er shows off tractor-pulling skills
• Mullin eyes seat in Congress
• Pittsburg County Free Fair exhibit
• In-person ballots for mayor election slated
• Milestone made with first election to require ID
• McAlester Regional Health Center board tables manager contract
• McAlester's McMain Thursdays slated to start soon
• Local AARP chapter participates in’ Drive to End Hunger Campaign’
• GEAR UP sponsors host TI workshop
• Rickey Fender resigns from manager position
• The Relief Society
• Pittsburg County Free Fair coordinates with Great Plains Amusements
• City of McAlester, MPower plan to address local economy issues
• Getting ready for progress
• Art show set for Hard Times
• IRS revokes more local nonprofit statuses for Pittsburg Co. agencies
• Man hurt riding ATV on riverbed near Indianola
• Pittsburg Co. sheriff hopes to scare kids straight
• McAlester fireman work to fill boots with cash for MDA
• Move for Sardis Lake water advances
• Local soldiers coming home for break in duty
• No labor: McAlester takes hit from plant’s closure
• Free concert highlights annual Labor Day festival
• Choctaw Festival features country, southern rock and contemporary Christian music attractions
• McAlester Army Ammunition Plant to ‘represent’ defense association
• Company shuts down, 252 lose their jobs
• Monroe Avenue structure fire
• Simonton Windows to permanently close doors
• Blue-green algae sighted at two locations
• MFD responds to fire on Monroe Avenue
• Fire hydrant sits out of service
• Employee
• Police arrest 3 Pittsburg Co. juveniles
• Lions
• McAlester Sertoma helps with new Christmas lights
• 3 McAlester-area stores cited in ABLE sting
• Weather forecast looks good for Pittsburg Co. fair
• B and Seminole Tower’s repairs complete
• When disaster strikes, what about Spot?
• A ‘lil’ worn out
• MPower discusses area work ethic
• Baby Noah fights another round
• Mother charged in attack of DHS worker in custody dispute
• Volunteers team with McAlester, MPower for building site project “Let’s work together, come on, come on, let’s work together,” — from the song “Let’s Work Together” by Wilbert Harrison
• McAlester fireman honored on 30-year anniversary of fatal fire
• MHS reunion draws big crowd
• Scipio ice cream social set
• Kerns, Allar engaged to marry
• McAlester Girl Scout headed to national convention
• That 70s Reunion kicks off soon
• Investigation continues in alleged assault at park
• Dog survives gunshot wound
• MPower hires Eufaula attorney
• MPower-ing McAlester
• Buddy Garvin to MPower: Keep council informed
• Appraisal: Land valued at $22,000 per acre
• Phelps goes undefeated in 9-Ball
• Water board opens meeting to public to discuss final draft
• Will Rogers Elementary receives $500 donation
• ‘The Main Squeeze’ stimulates ideas from residents
• City of McAlester denies sale of land parcel
• Calistro, Rice brawl for 8-Ball title
• Back to School for McAlester - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Simple ways to beat the heat
• MPD: Masked robber steals cash from home
• Pittsburg County opens bids, eyes permits
• McAlester takes possession of former Guard armory
• Commission: Burn ban remains in effect in Pittsburg County
• MPD: Rape reported at McAlester walking track
• Upward Bound
• State cancels Stuart, Hughes Co. boil order
• Impact breakfast scheduled; Paige Scott coming to McAlester
• In God We Trust” to be posted at the Pittsburg County Courthouse
• Councilors meet to vote on funding
• Muskogee man drowns at Lake Eufaula
• McAlester’s morning glory
• Rodeo champ nabs world title
• Answers trickle down in flood zone mapping dispute
• Savanna cemetery vandalism, leaky car leads to court charge
• PAWS: Congratulations, you have your first dog
• Wood wants seat in Congress
• Memorial golf tourney set Aug. 27 at Arrowhead
• Developer to appeal panel decision
• What 2 Do?: Moser: ‘Voice-child’ of George Strait, Alan Jackson
• MPower moves into new office on Choctaw Ave.
• McAlester man arrested in child abuse case
• It’s time to think pink.
• Safety Day set at McAlester U.S. Cellular office with Boys, Girls Club
• McAlester’s Prison Rodeo still off this year
• OSP: H Unit hanging was inmate suicide
• Masonic Donation
• New CEO: McAlester hospital not on auction block
• Haywood School gets 3 new teachers
• Rep. Condit named to 3 legislative committees
• Masonic donation
• Voter registrations due for Haileyville; ex-mayor faces Sept. court date
• PSO worker hospitalized in McAlester
• Public forum set Thursday to address flood zoning
• Panel votes against The Villas of Illinoise
• That 70s Reunion set in late August
• Needed repairs addressed at county meeting
• New CEO tours McAlester Regional Health Center
• Commissioners approve new water district
• Eufaula nurse earns recognition from Okla. DHS
• Bank of Oklahoma donates to McAlester Public Library
• Resident speaks of proposed community
• Klever Kids Academy splashes heat away
• Stuart’s water issues continue at RWD 2 meeting
• New CEO schedules busy trip to McAlester
• Construction of Krebs' community center
• McAlester school board member earns nod from OSSBA
• New McAlester ward map ready for review
• Start of school marks milestone for Haywood area family
• New daycare opens at McAAP
• MPS sets bond ballot amount at $1.8M
• Energy co.: 100 new jobs coming to McAlester
• EOSC hosts workforce grant meeting at McAlester campus
• Farm Service Agency emergency loans available
• Too wet to work
• Buddy Garvin voices concerns about city street repairs
• Stasiak: ‘Line did more than crack’
• Official results in for Choctaw Nation election
• City of McAlester acts on services for defense industry
• Get chilly with cold drinks
• Local builder plans new gated community
• Singers sought for Christmas Community Chorus
• New McAlester Regional Health Center CEO: ‘Ready to work’
• New at the Library
• Krebs court moves to Pittsburg Co. jail
• Whispering Meadows gets early grapes due to heat
• Forum to address Pittsburg Co. flood zoning
• McAlester Regional Health Center names new CEO
• MPS sets October bond election
• McAlester council decides to keep drug ordinance
• McAlester-area man who was shot with stolen gun is sentenced
• Smart surfing online: How to maintain your privacy
• Crowder Fire Chief thankful for help
• MPS board introduces new teachers
• Pressure is up
• Inmate’s name released
• More than sweat broke
• Exit 31 Club hosts 9-Ball League Banquet
• City councilors to reconsider prescription drug ordinance
• Inmate dies at OSP Sunday
• Choctaw Defense gets Army contract
• Kilihoti chapter sets annual tea
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• Hot enough? Here’s tips to keep you cool
• CASA plans McAlester ‘Taste’ event
• MPS back in session next week
• McAlester Red Cross needs water donations
• McAlester area men get prison time for rape
• McAlester recycler tackles litter problems
• Is the base in danger of closing?
• Sheriff: Arson to blame in McAlester-area blazes
• Canadian Masons help fire victims
• How to conserve water during drought
• Firemen injured; structures lost; hay bales burned
• City of McAlester asks for community participation on bond issue
• City Manager isn’t concerned with water supply
• Eat healthy on a budget: 7 ways to be a grocery guru
• New blazes kindled around McAlester
• Tax Dollars
• Eastern Oklahoma State College names new dean of students
• Choctaw classes set at Hartshorne
• Relieve pain at pump: 8 ways to save on gas
• Accused robber pleads innocent
• Pittsburg County - 3 firefighters injured, 3 structures lost
• McAlester council votes to pay for new equipment
• Cherryberry: We’re coming to McAlester
• MPower talks; council listens
• Need a summer read? 10 best books so far this year
• Back to School Bash, backpack giveaway set Saturday in McAlester
• Lower your cooling costs in summer heat
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• MPower, McAlester council set to face off today
• Loaded revolver found in massage room at McAlester hotel
• McAlester fire survivors get boost for school
• Wister man drowns
• Pittsburg man found dead in yard
• Fire plagues McAlester early Tuesday evening
• Fire 1
• Pittsburg County commissioners handle flood zoning, pet adoption issues
• Stuart boil order still in place
• McAAP to hold scuba diving classes
• July in McAlester goes down in history as ‘hot, hot, hot’
• Light fixture causes stir at McAlester post office
• Hartshorne Public Schools announce enrollment schedules
• Diehl explains resignation
• Former Pittsburg County Treasurer speaks of wreck
• Caring Hands celebrates national health care with public event
• Two Pittsburg County men charged with lewd acts
• 2 Hartshorne teens injured in collision
• Eufaula teen injured in car crash
• Bridge Work
• Rainbow
• Sivic, Luquette to marry
• ‘Elvis’ coming back home to McAlester
• Crowder’s new teacher attends academy
• PAWS: Tips for responsible pet ownership
• Baby born to Crowder family
• Sellmeyer earns OU scholarship
• MPower needs new office, attorney in wake of resignations
• Horses, mules and cowpokes kick up heels in Pittsburg
• McAlester buildings may qualify for tax credit
• State cites Hughes Co. water district
• Former McAlester student named on OSU’s Leadership Council
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• Volleyball team’s car wash continues
• McAlester group marks ADA anniversary
• Carriage crash claims 5th victim
• Kid’s Day in Chadick Park scheduled
• Monument to honor Treadwell
• District needs extension for water grant
• Economic board names new officers
• Medicine Shoppe robber sentenced to 15 years
• Water tower's curtain call
• Curtain CAll
• PCSO finds home for rescued horses
• USDA secures water funding for Stuart
• Emails reveal tension amid MPower resignations
• Eufaula woman dies in motorcycle collision
• Concert in McAlester park set tonight
• Rig strikes carriage, kills 4
• Haywood sets school enrollment
• Haileyville enrollment set
• McAlester woman hurt in car accident
• Summer Hay Day
• McAlester woman hurt in car crash
• Benefit set for McAlester baby
• Stuart water problems cap years of issues
• Resignations drain MPower board
• State Rep. to speak at GOP meet
• Council hears hospital update
• Lions install new officers, celebrate 93rd anniversary
• Historical store featured in McAlester library program
• Ex-drug court officer’s son indicted
• OIL sets local celebration for ADA anniversary
• Grand jury indicts teen on assault and battery charge
• Pittsburg Co. tackles illegal dumping
• Shekinah Gable Sawyer and Majesty LaRae Gable
• MPS pitches new school bond issue
• McAlester city council eyes hospital, Expo at meeting tonight
• Reports still coming in of McAlester area storm damage
• MPower Board Officers Resign
• OIL sets McAlester celebration for ADA anniversary
• Soup Kitchen does more than feed the hungry
• Isbell wins 8-Ball brawl
• Benefit poker run slated
• McAlester to host Okla. HOG Rally in October
• ‘Stop, Drop and Roll’
• More toxic algae found
• Wanted rain came with sacrifice
• Former Pittsburg Co. treasurer still hospitalized
• PAWS: Vaccines vital for pet health
• Heat takes its toll on McAlester area firefighters
• America observes Probation, Parole and Community Supervision Week
• Coin collectors return next week
• Ricks, Buck engaged to be married
• Green, Sanders engaged to be married
• GED classes offered
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• Enrollment set for McAlester schools
• Cars, music, hot dogs entertain McAlester crowd
• Concert wraps up summer day camp
• Water your trees
• McAlester forum set Monday on school bond proposal
• Green graduates with Bachelor of Science degree from OPSU
• Snow
• Choctaws set runoff election for 2 races
• Breaking News: Stuart under boil order
• McAlester club strengthens leadership team
• McAlester resident receives OBU music awards
• McAlester woman wins world champion horse breeder title
• Sheriff needs volunteer to house 18 horses
• City, Allied Waste discuss updates
• MPower names new board member
• Musical weapons take stage Friday
• Second annual Ladies Night Out is set
• Deloria: ‘I’m just glad it’s over’
• Filings close for Haileyville mayor election
• Lawmaker: Water District 2 has REAP funds available
• Election filing continues
• Expect RosCo and the Heads to be ‘hot’at the Concert In the Park
• Sheriff investigates church thefts
• Chad Barlow
• Stuart’s water has history of violations
• Lake Eufaula begins to grow toxic algae
• Lake McAlester resident's protests prompt flood map change
• One
• Crimestoppers meeting is today
• Pittsburg County commission eyes new water district
• Your money: Create retirement paycheck with managed payout funds
• 3 file for mayor’s post in Haileyville mayor’s post
• Blue-green algae found in Lake Eufaula
• Blue-green algae found in Lake Eufaula
• Former Pittsburg County official still in hospital after car wreck
• McAlester treasurer resigns city post
• Stuart residents told to stop watering livestock
• Rowe set to speak at local GOP meet
• Three injured in recent collision
• MHS ready to put on their marching shoes
• Candidate filings open for Haileyville
• New arrival: Darah Mikel
• New arrival: Jack Spiegel
• New hospital CEO will be welcome addition
• Big MHS reunion No. 2 ready to roll
• Heat gets to elderly man crossing McAlester street
• Pittsburg County denies burn ban exemption for Krebs church
• AARP to meet Monday
• Honor roll: Dustie Stewart
• Horses seized at Ashland in animal neglect case
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• DAR donates books to local genealogy group
• Upward Bound
• Algae can be deadly
• McAlester man pleads guilty to indecent exposure
• Allied Waste cites landfill guidelines
• McAlester council splits on highway construction vote
• Keota wins grant for wastewater collection
• Pate wins re-election in Choctaw race Also winning election are Michael Amos, Ronald Perry
• McAlester Ethics Board rules on conflict-of-interest query Councilman to resign union post
• McAlester grandparents beaming about Boy Scout grandson
• New vet opens practice in Talihina
• Thunder Struck
• Swim classes nearing end
• FRG will have a car wash fund raiser
• McAlester panel still drawing new ward lines
• Hydroplane boat races set in September
• Scipio church schedules Bible school
• High Fire Danger
• Krebs baby undergoes 5th surgical operation
• McAlester school board hears about energy use, re-districting
• OSP continues to honor staff for military service
• Woman claims near perfect lifelong attendance
• MRHC stalls signing on offer
• Blood drive set Thursday
• McAlester city council agrees to DEQ pact for armory cleanup
• With McAlester excessive heat warning comes more responsibility
• McAlester school board meets new admin staff
• Death Row inmate dies at OSP
• Community addresses road conditions
• McAlester council to discuss Nat’l. Guard Armory
• Beat the heat
• Burn ban extended 30 days
• The unofficial Choctaw Nation election results are in.
• McAlester rider wins world championship
• Sales tax numbers show upswing
• McAlester Board of Education meeting set tonight
• Breaking news: New heat warning until Monday night
• Hendricks: Bigger stores can’t know each customer
• Children lend helping hands to shelters
• Rep. Renegar commits to close gap in child abuse, neglect laws
• Why did the ducks cross the road?
• Choctaw election set Saturday; Haileyville mayoral campaign slated
• Two fires broke out in Krebs during holiday weekend
• Breaking news: 11 eastern Oklahoma counties under heat advisory
• Founder’s Day ready to Roundup
• Injury accident attributed to intoxication
• Motorcyclist hurt in Blanco wreck
• McAlester hospital narrows CEO search
• Boy, 14, dies following June collision with McAlester driver
• McAlester neighbor helps save pup
• Hartshorne Sun merges with McAlester News-Capital
• Pittsburg County reinstates burn ban
• Moofaula is back on island
• Blaze consumes home on South 13th Street
• County-wide burn ban to be enforced
• MPower cleanup project successful
• City purchases much needed equipment
• City’s Audit and Finance board meeting
• Two children injured in wreck
• City opens landfill one day a month
• It’s 4th of July
• Sheriff Kerns filmed for OETA
• Local council presents Music in the Parks, names scheduled performances
• Council amends sales tax rebate
• Major motion picture films scenes on location at OSP
• ODOT lists traffic areas for state
• Independence Day — holiday closings
• Pittsburg County burn ban ending
• In’text’icated
• Commissioners lift burn ban for commercial operators with conditions; burn ban will expire for others
• McAlester man charged with lewd acts
• Hospital Board meets in executive session
• Burn ban reconsidered by county commissioners
• Council sparks fly
• Two injured in collision
• Council holds MPower fund increase
• Item passes correctly
• OSP admin addresses A/C issues
• OSP continues to struggle with AC issues
• Unusual visit in McAlester
• Stranded cow gets rescued
• City slates special election for mayor
• Wise charged with two counts
• Burn ban in effect for Pittsburg County
• Sheriff delivers 300 pounds of vegeatables
• July 4 events set
• Council looks at refinancing city bonds
• Pittsburg County commissioners pass burn ban
• Councilors plan workshop to discuss bond issues
• Agenda mishap to be corrected
• McAlester-area teens die in wreck
• MFD kept busy with fire calls
• Fatal accidents claims lives of two local teens.
• Here she is, Miss McAlester 2012
• New treasurer earns certification
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• PAWS: Dog barking, chewing behavior can be prevented
• Local insurance agent honored by Topper Club
• More McAlester inmates face new charges
• Red Oak gets ready for Fourth
• 2 clerks nabbed in underage beer sales case
• Here she is, Miss McAlester 2012
• New business expands McAlester day care options
• McAlester hospital: For sale?
• City prepares for the next Miss McAlester, Outstanding Teen
• Preliminary hearing requested
• Kiowa man charged with escape, assault
• MPower to clean up around Lake McAlester
• Kiowa man charged; bond set at $50K
• Its the real thing!
• Former OSP worker withdraws guilty plea
• Girl Scouts offers doggie school
• McAlester panel eyes bond proposal
• Police chase ends without arrest; McAlester investigation continues
• McAlester building on South George Nigh burns to the ground
• Market boasts local bounty
• Kiowa officers nab 1 in alleged kidnapping
• Free lunch? You betcha!
• Artists continue working on downtown’s 80-foot mural
• Commissioners table golf cart, patrol car discussions
• Pettigrew looks at Boren’s seat
• Sheriff Kerns on OETA tonight
• MPower’s new prez: ‘Roll up your sleeves’
• New dean, coach named by EOSC
• Police crack whip on rustlin’
• 2 drown, 4 hurt over weekend
• Disputed agenda item now under review by McAlester mayor
• Local beauties prepare for Miss McAlester pageant
• Fire call once again interrupts work at McAlester plant
• Juneteenth speaker: ‘We stand on strong shoulders’
• McAlester Music Review
• Children in need of homes
• MPower passes torch
• Queen of Hearts with Girl Scouts meet at McAlester club
• Kilihoti DAR approves new member
• 2 charged with cattle theft in Pittsburg County
• MPower has leadership change
• Run, walk event slated at Red Oak
• McAlester council agenda action under dispute
• Citizen complaint gets McAlester response
• McAlester Fire personnel fight flames on Chickasaw
• School board moves to change number of members
• McAlester man charged with indecent exposure
• Guess who is tax-exempt?
• Prescription required
• Players reunite as coaches
• Pittsburg County sheriff released from hospital
• IRS releases revocation list, McAlester affected
• McAlester’s The Medicine Shoppe gets robbed
• Parking issue stalls with Pittsburg County commission
• New water filters on tap for McAlester
• Council meet features city budget; meth precursor restrictions
• Haileyville mayor freed on bond; resigns his office
• Alderson mayor asks for resident participation
• VFW hosts Fish-A-Thon
• Allison Eales wins CASC Foundation Scholarship
• Haileyville mayor arrested for molestation charges
• Students ‘pinch pennies’ for Tushka
• Director allowed to purchase toys
• Pittsburg Sheriff, Kerns, in hospital
• 6 killed in collision in McIntosh County
• Boren says he will not seek re-election
• EOSC to offer degrees online
• McAlester High School Band earns All-State
• OSP suffers loss of air conditioning
• Assistant DA fired
• Local resident charged in death of infant
• Volunteer firefighter charged for assault
• Pittsburg County commissioners talking funds for animal toys
• Council calls meeting for budget, trash
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• Juneteenth celebration set June 19
• Inhofe: Photos of bin Laden leave no doubt
• San Diego’s Coronado a ‘wonderful value’
• Krebs veteran, Legion officer, still committed to country, community
• At 73, McAlester grad still eager to serve
• Horticulture tips for June
• Fishing tourney set Sunday for children in McAlester
• McAlester tax returns rise; county revenue down
• Senator stops in McAlester
• Hot Stuff
• Ex-drug court boss indicted in McAlester
• Sen. Jim Inhofe visits McAlester
• Concert set at Indianola church
• Local Girl Scouts plan kick-boxing class
• McAlester panel to study city employee benefits
• Former drug court boss indicted
• OHP: Checotah man drowns
• Olympian
• Former Alderson fireman gets 30 years in drug case
• Board member questions McAlester hospital CEO over records
• McAlester benefit golf tourney set Friday
• McAlester club serves up summer fun
• Excavation
• Flash point in raw milk fight
• Isbell wins Memorial weekend 8-Ball tourney in Krebs
• Pittsburg County Courthouse parking spurs debate
• Tower to get spring clean
• Wilburton Fun Day
• Tobacco Free Day
• McAlester pools open for summer
• McAlester area men test cue skills in Vegas tourney
• Protest
• Send-off set for Miss McAlester
• Two injured in wreck on SH 31
• OSP guard convicted of inmate rape
• Reading adventures set for all ages at library
• Pate to rerun for Choctaw tribal seat
• Local resident confronts council
• Post 79 honors fallen comrades
• Pittsburg County sheriff gets equipment for jail garden project
• Dietz lists issues at McAlester hospital
• Man injured in wreck at Arrowhead Park
• McAlester shelter options limited
• Woman drowns at Lake Eufaula
• McAlester trucker survives twister strike
• Winner named
• MHS Band marches at Disney
• Barker marries Foster
• Moham, Peoples to marry
• From the Capitol: Time will tell if it was a good session
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• McBees celebrate 60 years of marriage
• Alderson woman hurt in US270 wreck
• Zollers celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• Joy of Travel: Tropical destination weddings all the rage
• OSU Extension Service: Oklahoma 4-H’ers headed to Washington, D.C.
• Voelkelt earns doctorate
• Legions of volunteers get ready for holiday; program set in McAlester
• PAWS: Table food can spell doom for four-legged pals
• McAlester pooch rescued from canal
• Relay for Life spaghetti dinner, auction
• Marlows celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Shared Blessings requests items for Joplin storm victims
• County sheriff, McAlester police plan for holiday
• Multicounty Grand Jury issues local indictment
• What to expect on Memorial Day
• Young women prepare for pageant spotlight
• Bake sale benefit scheduled for fatal collision victim
• Council tables business plan
• McAlester council decides to support motto; no public $$ to be used
• Birthday Boarder
• In God We Trust
• Ward 5 councilman sworn back into office
• Funnels spotted in county
• Fatality in Pittsburg County
• New law would make drug script only
• Italian American
• McAlester Boys, Girls Club sets summer schedule
• County sells trucks, equipment at auction
• Keep cooling costs down this summer
• Spring Fun
• Italian Festival under way at Expo
• No budge on city’s spending
• Sand Man
• Board recognizes water needs
• McAlester graduation slated
• Stuart schools honored with ‘field of the year’
• Wilburton seniors earn Student of the Month recognition
• Indianola High School names valedictorian, salutatorian
• MPower Economic Development to consider by-law amendments
• Close county uncovers crack
• Fatal accident in McAlester
• Italian weekend offers food, fun
• McAlester tennis goes for ninth in state
• Haywood selects top pupils from 8th grade class
• Outstanding
• JBCC Honors
• JBCC Honors
• Highway Crash
• Lakewood Christian sets Tuesday graduation
• Post office at Hartshorne could bear Lindley name
• Bradleys mark 61st anniversary
• Pittsburg names top of Class of 2011
• Hartshorne seniors to graduate Monday
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• Canadian slates graduation
• Eastern Oklahoma State College recognized for partnership
• Edith Lindsey
• City begins budget work
• MPS board of education affirms termination
• On parole: Experts agree process needs a fix
• Family mediation course scheduled
• On the Hoof
• Hospital Week
• Kiowa School names junior high valedictorians, salutatorians
• Shorter breeding season can increase calf value
• Crowder school sets graduation for Saturday
• ‘Friends’ seek funds for move
• Red dirt country music is alive in McAlester.
• Shared Blessings sets 5K, 1-mile runs
• Cartridge World to celebrate Small Business observance
• David Anthony Gallegos
• McAlester council renews contract with city manager
• Pedestrian killed on highway
• NSU Professor to Lead Final ‘Revolution’ Session At McAlester Library
• Few safe havens from McAlester storms
• 1 hospitalized after McAlester house fire
• Okla. gov signs bill to ease prison overcrowding
• McAlester to 'Stamp out Hunger'
• County Commissioners weekly meeting
• Council to take another shot at beer, wine issue
• Canadian Schools name Valedictorians and Salutatorians
• Quinton holds special election
• Alcala found innocent of lewd acts
• Stuart High School Valedictorian and Salutatorian
• Armed Forces activities hit the air and the streets with Saturday fly-in and parade
• McAlester dentist named state group president
• Kiowa names 2011 valedictorian, salutatorian
• Festival of Hyms is Saturday in McAlester
• Pride, Masons set weekend sale in McAlester
• ODN Donates SUV, drug box to Pittsburg County
• McAlester school spring concerts planned tonight, Friday
• McAlester man injured in Wednesday motorcycle wreck
• McAlester hospital board eyes CEO search
• McAlester bank earns award for 4th straight year
• Sertoma Club turns to airwaves
• Bass tournament to benefit Relay
• Regina Project to meet
• Benefit dinner set
• Bread crumb crust makes quiche easy
• Local DAR members attend Oklahoma conference
• Man killed in wreck on US270
• Puterbaugh students step up
• Celebrate Cinco de May
• Lewd acts trial under way
• Commission OKs funds, fire truck
• Clean-up set a Hugh Low Cemetery
• Tannehill announces salutatorian
• OSP honors
• McAlester ball field again under water
• Savanna graduation set next week
• Record lows set for 2 days in McAlester
• Casino to host dance contest
• McAlester newspaper wins big at SPJ contest
• McAlester reaction: Justice has been served
• US KILLS BIN LADEN
• In our view: U.S. not a relic of the past
• Donations for Tushka collected
• Blood drive set
• Kilihoti chapter learns about diabetes prevention
• ‘Hymns’ festival set in McAlester
• Barker, Foster marry at St. John’s
• Shoot’n Ouzo to perform for Relay
• Brain cancer patient beats the odds
• Classic rides shine in McAlester
• EOSC soph earns PTK honors
• It’s record book time at 4-H
• Cyclist hit by car still recovering
• Hospital CEO to council: It’s all about the numbers
• Local art group paints the town red (and green, and yellow ...)
• Cattle field day set in McAlester May 12
• Lawn Duty
• Krebs, local schools raise funds for Tushka
• McAlester student nabs prize in state poster contest
• McAlester council tables alcohol sales decision
• Miss Indian pageant, pow-wow set Saturday in McAlester
• The Deep End
• Fire extinguished at McAlester factory
• Long Arms of the Law performs at local club
• Donald Merideth
• Cemetery group to meet May 7
• Cemetery workday set Saturday
• New surgery clinic serves McAlester residents
• Spring storm season: Are you prepared?
• McAlester Fire Department extinguishes fire at Berry Plastics
• Pancake breakfast to benefit Relay
• Jean Woodward
• Orval Williams
• Revolution series at library turns to fictional tale
• Councilman OK after wreck
• Wedding to be broadcast live at news site
• Tickets now on sale for AFD luncheon
• Birthday Bash
• Birthday Bash
• Fire extinguishers are life-saving equipment
• McAlester city councilor in traffic accident
• Records detail charges against police officer
• Cake, fit for royalty
• CEO: Hospital eyes layoffs, public forum
• Easter at VFW
• Woman killed in turnpike collision
• McAlester hospital CEO to address council
• Storm damage reported at Tannehill
• News-Capital names new ad director
• MPower board adds 2
• McAlester Holy Week breakfasts wrap at FBC
• McAlester DA backs transparency laws
• McAlester police officer booked on drug charge
• Want to help? McAlester fair set for volunteers, nonprofit groups
• McAlester Main Street program gets new director
• group dines in southern comfort
• Expo board goes on defense
• Cow culling protects resources
• Hundreds attend McAlester luncheon
• McAlester men hear Good Friday message
• McAlester-area singer wins national contest
• Former Alderson fireman re-arrested in McAlester drug lab case
• McAlester housing board settles lawsuit
• EOSC to present ‘Grease’
• McAlester Holy Week speaker: ‘Together as one heart’
• DFB: Alternative folk, original music
• McAlester expo board to meet; lease questioned
• McAlester street closing debated
• McAlester music, speaker to be featured at ladies luncheon
• New Haileyville police chief sworn in
• Pauline Fay Reeder
• Bobby Joe ‘Bob’ Cox
• Police officer shoots, kills ex-Yukon firefighter
• McAlester woman earns national honors
• Pittsburg County — Storm siren test set Wednesday
• Briggs addresses Holy Week group in McAlester
• Pittsburg County Commission hears flooding complaint
• Matkin opens Holy Week breakfasts
• Another fire in McAlester — Tanglewood Drive home is total loss
• McAlester city manager pares CIP list for council
• Benefits hike pay scale for McAlester department executives
• McAlester Holy Week series set to begin
• Joy of Travel: Disney World
• Pride In McAlester event fills bins to overflowing
• What’s the cost? Struggling McAlester hospital OKs expensive contracts for administrators
• Ash Creek clean-up set
• Old Town group to meet
• Community leaders ‘make it work’ in OKC
• Rumors swirl over Lake Eufaula levels
• Second person found dead at same Hartshorne address
• Fire chief: McAlester blaze ruled arson
• On the Road Again
• Baby Fair is Saturday
• Bull Shooters place first in BCA pool league; Marlan Isbell named MVP
• Storm sirens sound in McAlester
• Former CASA exec alleges forms of discrimination
• Expo board to meet amidst controversy
• Library discussion group to examine radical founding father’s master work
• USDA Reminds Landowners and Producers of CRP General Sign-up
• Firefighters contain another house fire in McAlester
• McAlester Public Library hosts parenting seminars
• City eyes armory for gun range
• Long hours, no pay — A look inside Alderson's volunteer fire department
• Walking Tall
• Honor roll: Tannehill
• OSU Extension Service: District 4-H speech contest draws crowd
• Junior 4-H Share the Fun set
• Local housing authority to sets meeting
• McAAP, DAC, had braced for government shutdown
• Honor roll: OU College of Allied Health
• Richardson named Outstanding Senior at OSU
• McAlester hospital CEO: 3 hospitals, 3 resignations
• Fortnightly sews for smiles
• Gallery: Glory flies big in McAlester
• At the library
• Library week to feature amnesty
• REI opens Expo vendors, exhibitors
• McAlester ward boundary panel eyes city charter on prison question
• Talihina poker run is Saturday
• E-Waste Collections: PIM’s computer and electronics recycling
• Bed Bugs: What everyone should know
• Hollywood
• McAlester Councilor backs DA on Expo meeting inquiry
• Holy Week
• Music fundraiser to benefit McAlester homeless shelter
• Haileyville police chief ballots still up in the air
• Gospel meet set at Haileyville
• Haileyville candidates await ballot decision
• McAlester book sale set to begin
• Giant flag coming to McAlester
• Indianola blood drive is Friday
• McAlester DA probes executive session
• Bo Phillips rocks ‘Red Dirt’
• NO QUESTIONS AND CEO
• McAlester benefit spaghetti dinner, silent auction set
• ECU sets meeting on Social Work
• Choir, band to perform movie tunes
• Breakfast to raise funding for Indianola center
• MHS band awarded $10,000
• ECU alumni plan local reunion
• Norma L. Watson
• Joseph ‘Joe’ F. Wrigley
• Dwayne Clements
• Haileyville race still a nail-biter
• Lunch to benefit fire victims
• Musicians named for Holy Week luncheon
• Pittsburg County sets emergency burn ban
• McAlester ward mapping goes to city council
• Polls open to elect police chiefs, mayors
• NWS issues fire weather watch for most of Oklahoma
• Petersen Best New Journalist
• early in-person voting continues
• Records detail costs for McAlester hospital CEO
• Planning commission approves daycare move
• Pittsburg County Contests to be decided in Tuesday election
• From the Capitol Non-partisan sheriffs and teacher rights
• From the Capitol: Dealing with prison overcrowding
• From the Capitol
• McAlester area board convenes illegal secret session
• McAlester loses $1M stimulus funding to Sable snafu
• Sales tax numbers have been released for Oklahoma cities and counties.
• Pride in McAlester group kicks off clean-up month
• Early voting begins in Pittsburg County
• McAlester area man arrested in armed robberies
• Ryan Luke
• McAlester ward panel approves proposal
• Fire that killed 3 ruled accident
• McAlester council eyes landfill fees
• Veterans Help
• Accident
• McAlester Music Review: Nacho Papas rock country, blues
• Utility costs rise to nearly double in Alderson
• Feds: Prison populations not required in McAlester ward re-districting
• Letter to Editor: Wickedly funny, or inept?
• Sometimes, I wonder
• Burke classic subject of latest McAlester presentation
• McAlester fatal fire ruled accidental — three die, one still critical
• McAlester, Pittsburg County police probe third store robbery
• Hartshorne school bus hit from behind; no one hurt
• McAlester fire claims third victim
• Water Works
• Mail ballots due for absentee voting
• Dispute involving McAlester police, teachers headed for trial
• Pittsburg Co. moves forward with 911 plan
• Alyce and Bradlee Edwards perish in McAlester house fire
• Two die in McAlester house fire
• McAlester to host pageant, pow-wow
• Crowder
• McAlester house fire spreads to neighbors By RACHEL PETERSEN
• McAlester group sets clean-up for April
• Joy of Travel: Cozumel and Playa del Carmen filled with boatloads of fun
• McAlester vs. firefighters’ union headed to court
• McAlester animal shelter only temporary home for unwanted pets
• Pittsburg County: A program inmates can dig
• Firefighter benefit set
• Police eye McAlester, Savanna robbery link
• Council reviews city’s top project needs
• Ex-fireman enters pleas in arson, drug cases
• Wine tasting, art party set during Azalea Festival
• Day of Caring approaches
• McAlester pension plan under review
• McAlester mayor released from hospital
• Local robbery may be linked to Thursday night gunpoint robbery in Savanna
• McAlester ward boundaries to be re-drawn after census
• Tiny is mighty: McAlester school sends three to D.C. for national Cyber contest
• Residents return after fire-related evacuations
• Stolen McAlester statue recovered: Buffalo hijaker blames hijinks on dare
• Water line break reveals historical McAlester bricks
• McAlester mayor still in Emergency Room
• McAlester council sets CIP workshop tonight
• Upcoming concert scheduled
• New support group created for overweight men, women
• Musical scheduled at Mt. Triumph
• Spaghetti dinner benefit slated
• In Concert
• Tax Commission workshop planned
• Poker Run at Talihina set April 9
• McAlester council OKs raises for workers
• Beta Hero
• New addresses issued for rural Pittsburg County homes
• Senate OKs $15 million to shore up Okla’s Medicaid
• Honor flights planned for WWII vets in Oklahoma
• Cold-blooded stow away
• Plan puts local offenders to work gardening
• McAlester music review: Blue Zebra rocks 1896
• Commissioners enact burn ban
• Street Stain
• Pittsburg County commissioners pass emergency burn ban
• Oklahoma cattle ranchers seek hay for livestock
• Fireworks, Pride on McAlester council agenda
• Seniors are served at local center
• Musical scheduled at Mt. Triumph Baptist Church
• From the Capitol: ‘Blackout week’ in the House
• From the Capitol: Teachers, the judiciary and the majority party
• Your Social Security: Electronic payments are a must
• Free Choctaw language class set to begin Thursday
• Free finance workshop set at KTC Monday, Tuesday
• Hospital auxiliary plans jewel fundraiser
• McAlester stroke victim prompts national alert
• From the Capitol: Intentions: Some good, some bad
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• In the Military: Kaleb Swboni
• In the Military: Army Staff Sgt. Codye B. Black Sr.
• Inhofe makes stop in McAlester
• Big Mac Cruisers set Friday meets
• Joy of Travel: Spring Break in Fort Worth
• Choctaw fuel sales to benefit Japanese relief
• URGENT: US begins assault against Libyan air defenses
• Sunshine Week: What do we have a right to know?
• Freeze damage spotted on local ornamentals
• Concert set at Scipio church
• In Concert
• MPower turns to public for new board members
• DAR chapter to meet Saturday
• Grassfires blamed for haze over McAlester
• 39th Annual Woman’s Holy Week Luncheon set for April 21
• McAlester’s Audit and Finance committee meeting
• Rare disease strikes 2 McAlester boys
• Papa John’s gets McAlester permit
• McAlester police investigate missing statue
• Hartshorne girl hospitalized after smoking ‘incense’
• McAlester woman hurt in wreck
• Rodeo: McAlester mayor turns to county for prison rodeo help
• Strength of deadly Japan quake increased to 9.0
• Barresi to announce education reform agenda
• Time nears for absentee balloting
• McAlester toddler injured in Wed. collision dies in Tulsa hospital
• Okla airman killed in Laos to be buried in Va.
• Choctaw career expo helps kids find calling
• Tsunami surge deals blow to struggling Calif. town
• Firefighters find body at Oklahoma residence
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• McAlester hospital CEO responds to public rebuke
• From the Capitol: Hundreds of bills to be heard
• McAlester shopping mall gets update
• SUNSHINE WEEK: Old patterns of secrecy persist
• Joy of Travel: Hiking Hawaii
• From the Capitol: A clamor to grab money
• Letter to editor: We didn’t just fall off the turnip truck
• Roll call: Changes under way in McAlester public safety departments
• Sorority grants ‘wishes’ at shelter
• Literacy Council sets tutor training
• Trich testing now mandatory for bulls in Oklahoma
• St. Patrick’s Day speaker set Tuesday
• Okla residents leave homes as grass fires close in
• Bill allowing guns on some campuses clears House
• State AARP reports changing priorities
• Letter to editor: Put a lock on McAlester finances
• Prelim. magnitude 3.2 earthquake hits Oklahoma
• More than 100 in McAlester hear from NFL player at event
• Pittsburg County under Red Flag warning
• Prize Beef
• Accused arsonist charged in Pittsburg County drug case
• McAlester team leader: Relay helps families, too
• McAlester area lawmaker battles water bill
• News Tour
• Girl Scouts
• Witness: Toddler hurt in wreck had been in car seat
• Mary Nell Humphreys
• MPS eyes dropout rate
• Angel Food orders due
• McAlester eyes CIP budget
• Toddler hospitalized after wreck on US 270
• Tae Kwon Do demo set for Saturday
• McAlester clinic sets dinner, auction fundraiser
• Oaks sets server training
• McAlester vs. firefigher union issue goes to court
• KTC to host skills workshop
• Wreck
• Court to hear death row inmate retardation claim
• Okla. town shocked by apparent murder-suicide
• Pittsburg man injured in four-wheeler accident is still in critical condition
• McAlester City Council reacts to MPower raise
• From the Capitol: The political nature of a legislator
• Prom, dinners set at Expo in March
• Krebs resident is released from hospital after near-fatal accident
• Accident
• From the Capitol: Children are focus of 2 bills
• Pittsburg County: Sheriff's cars to be sold at auction
• McAlester council to tackle budget, firefighter pay.
• From the Capitol: Bills ready to move to floor
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• Regina Project to meet Saturday
• McAlester hospital board, CEO get public rebuke from local doc
• Blood drives set in McAlester, Canadian
• Pittsburg County jury convicts in child molestation case
• Officer of Year: Rogers says he's 'honored'
• Caring Hands benefit set Thursday
• Rose bush pruning an important spring chore
• Q&A: Phone switch looms for McAlester dialers
• City vs. MFD: Next stop, court?
• Space heater, toy blamed for house fire
• Hard times inspire street corner song
• High court upholds funeral pickets
• Underdog: Hundreds seek Okla. pup back from ‘dead’
• Digit switch to hit cells, modems
• City of McAlester calls special council meeting
• McAlester sweetened with Girl Scout Cookies
• McAlester Fire Department and American Red Cross are quick to respond to house fire
• Eufaula area man set to begin trial
• McAlester's Presinct 3 to get new polling place
• Convicted killer in Okla says judge left courtroom
• McHistory: OSP Museum is history
• Poll: Banks in state a safe bet
• Trash burn sparks Savanna house fire
• Gospel Singing Convention
• Last US veteran of WWI dies in W. Va. at age 110
• Washburn to perform in SHARE benefit
• SE Oklahoma United Way grants prioritized
• About 110,000 acres burn in West Texas wildfires
• Local Guard heading for Afghanistan
• Pittsburg County man injured in four-wheeler accident
• From the Capitol: Changing Daylight Savings Time
• Partners for Animal Welfare Society: Pets are like kids
• Ryan's Run set in McAlester April 9
• McAlester Sertomans honor civic leaders
• From the Capitol: Work moves to Senate floor
• Inhofe touts Boeing defense contract
• Hitchita man still missing
• Oklahoma senator takes aim at open-carry law during McAlester meeting
• In our opinion: MPower, a good gig if you can get it
• New Reserve center opens at McAAP
• Death chair has lengthy McAlester history
• Sen. Lerblance tells Chamber the budget's biggest concern
• 10-digit dialing set to begin for local phone calls
• Earl J. Gattenby
• City: Tower cleaning clears McAlester taps
• Eastern Boren
• EOSC to host Muslim women author, lecture
• Regina Project focuses on care, heart
• Corps issues weekly forecast for lake level
• Revival set at Red Oak
• Police beef up security for Boren
• McAlester photo contest to raise funds for Relay for Life
• Thunderstorms bring rain to parched Oklahoma
• Choctaw manager pleads in federal theft case
• U.S. Rep. Boren asks McAlester audience to decide budget cuts
• Eat well to prevent flu
• Review: A classic tragedy made accessible by ‘Gnomeo’
• Congressman Boren holds McAlester meeting with heavy police presence
• Teacher among 4 top in country
• Parenting class scheduled at the McAlester Public Library
• Pride in McAlester: Pride of Mac plastics
• Keys to success
• Frugal Living: Snappy ways to store rubber bands
• KTC McAlester happy with turnout for open house
• Iconic piece of history sparks dispute
• Kiowa Head Start students celebrate President's Day
• Keeley Richards is named McAlester’s Teacher of the Year
• Election registration deadline approaching
• Clyde Spears to be recognized as outstanding agricultural educator
• McAlester City Council to discuss action on ‘Old Sparky’
• Freight, passenger rail plan presented to scant audience in McAlester
• McAlester's Grand Avenue Community Center meeting
• Boren sets town hall in McAlester this week
• KTC Open House
• Tax Man
• Former newspaper exec pleads guilty in embezzlement case
• Polar Plunge set in McAlester
• McAlester schools to name top teacher of year
• McAlester business recruiter raise compared to city pay schedules
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• Choctaw Nation to repatriate remains
• McAlester coach: Dispute over dogs escalated to arrests, charges
• Poll: State residents want taxes lowered
• Choir Concert comes to McAlester— Circle the State with Song
• AARP to meet Monday evening
• It’s a great time for garden chores
• MPower OKs $10k raise
• Indianola FFA Booster Club Pie Auction
• Schools make up missed classes
• McAlester Public Schools Board of Education has Seat 1 vacancy
• Livestock help offered for producers
• Bicyclist Higgins struck by vehicle and hospitalized
• STATEWIDE NEWS
• MPower looks at Cooper raise
• Murder case dismissed
• Local GOP sets precinct
• Candidate remains on ballot
• Renegar files bill on water oversight
• Oklahoma soldiers headed for Afghanistan
• Lines form at McAlester library for free tax help
• Twin City police chief set to protest opponent’s validity
• Garage sale find unveils clues to Depression-era McAlester
• McAlester toddler, blinded by cancer, gets ‘eye’
• McAlester fireman fights back after termination
• McAlester cancer group seeks ‘Road to Recovery’ drivers
• From the Capitol: Focus is on state’s budget
• Pittsburg County 4-H craft, photo contests held
• From the Capitol: The governor’s challenge
• Honor rolls
• Reward offered in Indianola burglary
• Viola L. Beaty
• Man jailed in Haileyville shooting
• Beef Cattle Summit set in McAlester
• State officer visits local DAR
• Pittsburg County school board election results announced
• McAlester mom: Disabled son bullied, beaten on school bus
• McAlester revisits policy on snow equipment
• News-Capital to publish court logs on Feb. 20
• Hartshorne police race draws protest
• McAlester trash collector service adjusts schedule for snow
• Power outages across Oklahoma mostly restored
• Poker run to benefit McAlester area woman
• Races set in Pittsburg County towns
• McAlester crews work overnight to clear streets
• Selecting the Perfect Garden Site
• School Board election results — unofficially
• Snow shuts down McAlester area offices — again
• City Council discusses Prison Rodeo and billing issues
• McAlester Residents Named on OBU Honor Rolls
• City of McAlester makes changes to water billing
• McAlester — County courthouse and schools closed
• Snow Cave
• Krebs Public Schools Honor Roll lists
• McAlester Public School schedule for this week
• Ready
• Elections set Tuesday for rural Pittsburg County school board seats
• McAlester family cheers on SyFy makeup artist
• Andgel Food orders for February
• Most McAlester-area offices open today after short work week
• Snow man
• 1 dead in weekend McAlester area shooting
• Jailed child rapist Earls dies
• Mine superintendent sentenced in federal court
• PAWS: Dry bedding, shelter are bare essentials
• Supervisor: City needs snow tools
• OSBI agents probe Twin City shooting
• State of City address set Monday
• Readers cope with cold, snow
• Oklahoma Press Association contest winners announced
• TRAVELING LIBRARY
• Wilburton campus hosts livestock show
• Sledding
• List of Government offices, schools and business closures Friday, February 4, 2011
• Benefit set for man hurt in fall from roof
• Finished
• OSP repairs heat problems in two prison cellblocks
• ODOT sends, then recalls reserve crews
• New snow hampers road work
• Snow Storm
• From that state Office of Emergency Management
• Red Cross closes McAlester storm shelter
• McAlester status: Stocked up and ‘stir crazy’
• Downtown merchants eye sales tax rebates
• Day 3: McAlester streets still icy
• Miss your paper?
• Chamber banquet postponed
• Library of Congress exhibition
• McAlester area copes after ‘monster storm’
• AAA urges care when driving on snow, ice
• ‘Just Stay Home’ emergency workers urge
• Donations move ‘Human Popsicle’ from roof in McAlester
• ODOT update
• Office of Emergency Management update
• National Guard activated to clear Oklahoma interstates
• What to do if the power fails
• Update from the state Office of Emergency Management
• Interstates closed; motorists stranded
• ‘Human Popsicle’ back on McAlester rooftop for charity
• Vets urge caution for pet owners
• McAlester road crews work to clear main streets first
• Winter tips issued by AAA for McAlester motorists
• McAlester area Red Cross opens emergency center for stranded travelers
• Okla. storm could bring ’life-threatening’ cold; blizzard warning issued
• ODOT urges travelers to stay put
• Emergency managers urge preparation now
• Breaking news: Fallin declares state of emergency in Oklahoma
• Library of Congress exhibition won’t be halted by bad weather
• Ready or not
• Winter weather - Prepare for the worst and hope for the best
• Sheepish Grin
• Breaking news: Winter storm headed this way
• McAlester museum displays prison history
• Smoke Fire
• Selecting the perfect garden site
• New player, new winner at Exit 31 Club in Krebs
• Repair Work
• Concert set at Mt. Homa church
• Charity game draws big laughs in McAlester
• Eufaula man pleads in federal drug case
• Consumer Reports: Trouble with recalls
• What’s in a number?
• KIBOIS offers free tax help
• D.C. exhibit headed for McAlester
• Bible Challenge
• Ex officer of year sues city
• New player, new winner at Exit 31 Club
• Crowder Revue
• McAlester ‘weekend warriors’ to match skills with pros
• City council calls election
• McAlester officials ask for additional $226,800
• Corps reports lake level at 73 percent capacity
• West Bethel prepares for Mission Day
• Pie auction raises nearly $1k
• Oklahoma higher education is requesting an additional $115,599,320
• Frugal Living
• Frugal Living
• Consumers should ‘snowball’ payments to reduce debt
• Casual Gourmet dresses up green
• Crowder to host donkey basketball
• McAlester council to review city budget
• Firepower - McAlester eyes public vote on firefighter contracts
• Pittsburg County Crime Stoppers goes high-tech
• Crisis at OSP — Budget cuts, furloughs continue
• Oak Tree opens hotel in McAlester
• Mom’s cookies have heart
• Top treadmills and ellipticals
• Pride gavel passed to Few
• Atwoods moves to new location
• Snow, ice halt area travel
• Pittsburg County Republican's meeting canceled
• Road conditions update
• Up to 3 inches snow predicted today
• Pick a Pet
• Staying Warm
• Snow, ice headed this way
• Kiwanis Honors
• Lola Cunningham
• Bernard L. Chiles
• Storm Ready
• Obama orders review of rules to boost economy
• Alzheimer’s : A growing concern for many
• Packing their boots: Choctaw Nation employees to deploy
• McAlester coach: We're not stalkers
• Multiple Sclerosis support group meeting
• Did you vote?
• FSA reminds products of approaching deadline
• McAlester team keeps Pittsburg County kids healthy
• Feds file embezzlement charges in tribal case
• In McAlester, Dr. King honored as image looms large
• Wounded Army soldier finds help in McAlester
• McAlester Primetimers host luncheon, Social Security expert
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• McAlester area cattle producers get prepared for calving season
• Eufaula attorney takes oath today for state Bar board
• Eufaula mother watches jail cell video footage of fall
• FBI ends probe into death of Eufaula man
• Kingly
• Smart Money: One more time — Time-shares bad. Bad time-shares.
• Watts to speak at McAlester MLK event
• Board Room
• Council delays prison rodeo vote — again
• McAlester votes counted: Smith is in, school bond is out
• Final election tally: School bond fails, Smith wins
• OSP death row inmate Jeffrey David Matthews has been executed
• Voting continues in McAlester elections
• Gap widens for school bond proponents, Davis
• More precinct ballots tallied in McAlester election
• Another precinct deepens gap for bond vote
• Breaking news: Absentee ballots show slight edge against bond
• More investigation needed
• Matthews' appeal claims innocence, execution Tuesday at 6 p.m.
• This case needs re-investigating
• Snow Blankets Area
• The Bond that Binds
• Editorial: If not now, when?
• Another woman places in Exit 31 Club's Saturday 8-Ball tournament
• McAlester area honor rolls
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• MLK celebrations set in McAlester
• Complaints filed over campaign signs
• Tuesday's election — First with new laws
• Life on Death Row — Execution Day
• Condemned man says he's innocent
• Girl Scouts plan food drive
• McAlester HIV/AIDS support group to meet
• One arrested, one hurt in McAlester shooting
• Mason Men
• Winter storm watch posted for southeast Oklahoma
• Account set up to help McAlester lupus patient
• Lerblance welcomes 2011 challenges, opportunities
• Letter to the editor: Growth promotes jobs
• McAlester library kicks off new clubs
• Former McAlester postal worker sentenced for federal mail theft
• Angel Food Ministry — January order dates and times
• Early voting begins for high profile McAlester bond issue, council post
• Pride
• OSP Honor Roll
• First 2011 execution in United States
• Life Saver
• Winter blood drive set for Friday
• Let There Be Light
• Wednesday evening's Exit 31 9-Ball tournament: previous week repeat winners
• Firefighters battling mobile home blaze on Ulan Road
• Voting set to begin for McAlester bond, council seat
• Condemned man at McAlester prison requests last meal
• Patch Work
• Gourmet group gets creative
• Walmart gives MPD $1,000 donation
• Going "green" in 2011
• Grass fire burns railroad ties at ammo plant
• Taylor to swear in new governor
• House Fire
• 8-Ball tournament at Exit 31 Club in Krebs — Winners are...
• OSP Honored Roll
• Savanna Masons
• Hugo G. Thomas
• December tallies mix of warm, wintry weather
• Former fireman admits drug use
• Bonnie Kay Waters' 100th Birthday Party
• Forum set tonight on school bond
• Firefighters battle house blaze
• School Bond forum scheduled to answer public's questions
• Kevin Harvison — Award winning photographer
• Walmart donates $1,000 to McAlester Police Department
• Oklahoma's first 2011 execution set for Thursday
• Savanna fire prompts State Marshal investigation
• Capital punishment in Oklahoma
• Ed. S. Hailey — Sole survivor of 1897 Eastern Okla. train wreck
• Buffalo Banter
• Resolution Absolution
• Dylan's 'Witmark Demo' tapes spark career
• American VI — Ain't no grave: Johnny Cash's 2010 album
• Election for Pittsburg County on Jan. 11
• Brilliant Beach Boy takes on timeless classic
• McAlester P.D. making it clear: Have a happy but legal new year
• Bomb pom squad
• FBI opens probe into man’s death
• Fire
• Largest amount of 9-Ball tournament players arrive at Exit 31 Club in Krebs
• Medallion that orbited moon going to Tulsa museum
• Police: Oklahoma City standoff ends; suspect dies
• Medical Examiner determines cause of death
• Harsher punishments enacted against repeat molestation offenders
• Experts urge caution on New Year's Eve
• Time's running out for property tax payments
• Kelly: A quarter century in office
• Violent crime falls in first 6 months of 2010
• Experiments test if implant can block sleep apnea
• Okla on pace for 10-year low in traffic deaths
• Muldrow, Okla., police ID body found in creek
• Explosion at refinery shakes
• In Congress, a harder line on illegal immigrants
• 2 drivers die when vehicles collide head-on in OKC
• Violent crime falls in first 6 months of 2010
• Tulsa police identify crash victim
• McAlester’s sales tax increases for sixth month in row
• McAlester leaders trying to restart prison rodeo
• Budget to be Fallin’s first challenge
• McAlester boy recovering after losing eyesight to cancer
• Meet the McAlester News-Capital’s Kevin Harvison
• McAlester residents undecided on school bond
• Biden says gay marriage ’inevitable’
• Proposal places Legislature under open meeting law
• Bones found in historic Oklahoma building
• McAlester cuts city hall parking slots
• Court logs
• New director joins Boys & Girls Club
• Halls decked, wall-to-wall, at McAlester home
• Winner
• EPA moving unilaterally to limit greenhouse gases
• Small earthquake recorded in Pontotoc County
• Memories cherished by McAlester residents
• Dinner
• Southern gospel performance set Tuesday at McAlester church
• LifeWorks
• Convicted murderer set to die at OSP makes YouTube plea
• Methodist church breaks ground for new building
• Veteran Elk
• Record breaking pool tournamnet turnout at Exit 31 Club in Krebs
• Congress passes aid package for 9/11 responders
• Clemency denied for Death Row inmate
• Two January executions are scheduled at Oklahoma State Penitentiary
• EPA chief says agency will deal with tainted water
• Current, former Okla. lawmaker accused of bribery
• Sales of previously occupied homes up in November
• President of Connors to retire
• Stuart Sings
• Neighbors protest hospital rezone request to McAlester panel
• VFW Honors
• Desserts needed for McAlester holiday dinner
• Zummer wins $10k prize at McAlester drawing
• McAlester area government offices set holiday hours
• String Duet
• New trash regs distress elderly McAlester residents
• Frosty
• Beta Iota
• Prison term handed down to McAlester man for Medicaid
• Mild temps, big money forecast tonight in McAlester
• Moon Shadow
• AAA: 3% increase for holiday travel
• Mistaken arrest costs OKC PD 30k
• Fire on Old 270 claims one cockatoo
• Black ball brawl at Exit 31 in Krebs
• December drug indictments
• Senate roll vote to repeal 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Give your dog shelter; it’s the law
• Help still needed for McAlester holiday dinner
• Meet The McAlester News-Capital
• McAlester bond would move classes out of trailers
• Former newspaper official back in court
• $10K up for grabs at Tuesday drawing
• Winter — a good time to spray for insects
• MPower adds hire, board member
• Red Cross Grand Opening 2
• Red Cross Grand Opening
• Census to adjust ward lines
• Holiday concert set
• Strong week for economy raises optimism for 2011
• Senators vote to ban earmarks — then grab them
• Common education asking for $2.617B in funding
• Oklahoma death row inmate John David Duty has been executed
• House votes again to lift restrictions on gays
• Exit 31's 9-Ball tournament: 11 player turnout, Barker places first
• Norman police respond to threat at North HS
• EOSC club wraps up annual toy drive at Wilburton
• Execution set tonight at McAlester prison
• Board to discuss teachers’ retirement credit issue
• Okla. parole board denies clemency for inmate
• MPower Board meets today
• Attorney General-elect weighs in on federal health care reform
• Lindley remembered with "Hartshorne in his heart"
• Fallin ready to work with city
• Fred Legg wins 8-ball tournament at Exit 31 Club in Krebs
• State Project Woman says McAlester firefighters set highest standard
• OSP to execute death row killer in McAlester Thursday
• Meet the McAlester News-Capital: Penny Wilson has lots of ‘class’
• MPD officer, patrol car collide with van
• 12-year-old hospitalized after crash
• Protesters draw counter-protesters, police escort in McAlester
• Tree selection for ice tolerance
• Westboro protesters plan to return today
• Trophy deer earns fine for McAlester state rep
• Exit 31 Club in Krebs hosts 9-Ball Tournament
• District attorney-elect wants to send message
• Pittsburg County fire agency gets new truck
• Court case for McAlester child rapist gets another delay
• Icy bridge on Highway 270
• Local Legislators dedicate bridge
• McAlester’s “lifeblood” flowing strong
• Police probe double deaths
• Meet the McAlester News-Capital's Reina Owens
• Former Pittsburg County clerk faces court date
• McAlester officials: Water discoloration resolved
• McAlester pair recognized for services to miners
• Local AARP reps take Social Security message to Boren
• McAlester hospital auditor blames accounting process for $8M deficit New CEO hints at staff reductions
• McAlester police probe ‘shooting’ as tree pods explode
• Phone company float wins McAlester parade contest
• Former McAlester news executive still jailed
• Writing to Santa? Send us your letter!
• McAlester students to be in concert Sunday
• Christmas cheer can be elusive
• Former McAlester newspaper exec arrested
• Master musicians in concert Friday in McAlester
• Search for CEO ramps up at McAlester hospital
• McAlester's annual holiday parade is Thursday evening
• Filings to close for McAlester council race
• McAlester cracks down on curbside cans
• Building Hit
• Edwards named new circulation director
• Children with disabilities Christmas Party
• Salvation Army needs bell-ringer volunteers
• Competition in Ward 1
• McAlester DAR details purpose of flag folds
• McAlester candidate files for council post
• Sunday grass fire chars pasture in Krebs
• Former McAlester-area firefighter arrested in arson case
• McAlester clinic gets generous check
• Student and Pride bring environmental awards to McAlester
• Pittsburg County provides something to be thankful for
• Black Mac Friday
• A day for thanks
• Canadian students host holiday food drive
• McAlester gourmet group celebrates with holiday feast
• Thank you for your service and your sacrifice
• Free McAlester community dinner set to be served
• Pittsburg County history group hears about Muskogee library
• McAlester community gets ready to feast
• Police ready for holiday traffic
• McAlester water tower repairs
• Holiday child care woes?
• Holiday dinner readied for McAlester community
• McAlester area Moms pack boxes for soldiers
• McAlester Making It Right
• Actress takes a break to help 'Take McAlester Back'
• McAlester shelter helps local homeless
• Kansas protesters plan return visit to McAlester
• McAlester economic panel eyes new entertainment venue
• Candidate comes forward for McAlester council seat
• McAlester area agencies help Twin City family after fire
• McAlester holiday shoeboxes readied
• McAlester concert to feature big-name talent
• Oh deer!
• Disaster exercises tests McAlester nurses at McAAP
• The All Saints Craft Bazaar is this Saturday
• Coat Drive Donations
• McCluskey joins other U.S. servicemen in his ultimate sacrifice
• Sgt. McCluskey's mother, Delores Oliveras, says "Thank you McAlester"
• Protesters: McAlester visit accomplished our goal
• Multiple Sclerosis support group meeting
• Child rapist still jailed in McAlester
• McAlester AARP meets tonight
• Funeral protests draw big crowd
• Soldier Remembered
• Blocker Store hit by semi-truck
• Crowds gather for McAlester soldier's funeral
• Tannehill man jailed in theft case
• Patriotic couple stands ground for fallen soldier
• Fallen Hero: Community rallies for McAlester soldier's memorial
• Thousands honor veterans across Oklahoma
• Council uses emergency meet to set election
• Mayor pulls contested item
• McAlester area veteran grieves for local soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Deadline? What deadline? McAlester city council pulls late agenda items
• Police plan for funeral protests
• United Methodist Church 50th Annual Fall Festival
• Okla. regents want 5.5 percent funding increase
• Lawmakers eye use of mobile technology in schools
• AT&T promotes McAlester area 3G wireless network
• Wilburton Schools locked down after Facebook threat
• McAlester soldier killed in Afghanistan attack
• McAlester city council debates water tower clean-up
• A 2004 McAlester High School graduate killed while stationed in Afghanistan
• Drug dog helps with Kiowa bust
• BREAKING NEWS: McAlester firefighters respond to Urgent Care Clinic
• UPDATE: Fire response on Wyandotte
• Busy agenda for McAlester city council
• Wade Watts Avenue re-opens Tuesday
• Wahington Avenue gets signed up
• Grand opening
• Matthew West concert draws big crowd to McAlester
• Annual holiday cash giveaway under way in McAlester
• Charles J. Danel
• McAlester judge earns top Oklahoma justice seat
• McAlester hospital CEO takes the reins
• Winning McAlester candidate tackles first order of business: Campaign signs
• Tree board handing out free seedlings
• Krebs fire burns garage
• Benefit Bingo at the American Legion
• $3 donation costs panhandler $147
• McAlester area voters turn to the GOP
• Heavy voter turnout expected in today’s General Election
• City council meeting set
• Mountaineer Monday
• Long holiday weekend in McAlester wraps without mishaps
• Polls set to open for Tuesday election
• Pittsburg County town names log local history
• Spooky Halloween
• High Heels
• Radio tower topples at JBCC
• Top Christian artists West, Diaz, Wilson set to perform at McAlester venue
• McAlester cooking club holds fall meeting
• Early balloting begins in Pittsburg County for Tuesday's election
• Halloween events set Saturday in downtown McAlester
• Candidate makes McAlester stop for Main Street program
• Pink Ribbon luncheon set Friday at Expo
• McAlester councilman steps down
• One killed, one injured in McAlester shooting
• McAlester residents polled on governor's race
• Last October city council meeting features Fire Department
• McAlester trick or treating and holiday haunting hints
• Traffic light signals to be taken out soon
• Recalling 1909: Ruby Geneva
• Faces and Places
• McAlester man says he's forced to panhandle to make ends meet
• Matthew West brings 'Story' to McAlester
• OHP: Indianola driver killed in wreck
• Weekend events set for Take McAlester Back
• McAlester economic forecasts 'better times'
• McAlester landfill nearly at capacity
• Power outage affects 1,150 McAlester area customers
• Memorial walk set Saturday at Kiowa
• Watt's BBQ wins Taste of Southeast Oklahoma awards
• Sen. Inhofe pushes GOP agenda in McAlester tour
• One arrested at suspected drug lab found in McAlester
• Sen. Inhofe stops in McAlester with AG candidate Pruitt
• Krebs accepts resignation from councilor arrested in police standoff
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• Take McAlester Back events scheduled
• Annual Taste extravaganza set Tuesday
• Fine arts touted at Chamber luncheon
• Breaking News: Lady Buffs fall to Carl Albert at State
• Inmate executed at OSP for 1996 slaying
• Rep. Boren stumps in McAlester, Pittsburg County
• Candidates vie for top education spot in Oklahoma
• Wet jeans and not a dryer to be found
• Quake rattles state
• McAlester theater production set this weekend
• Wade Watts roadway closing extended in McAlester
• Waves from earthquake felt in McAlester
• McAlester school board OKs bond vote
• Trick-or-treat dates set for Halloween in McAlester, area towns
• Krebs councilman remains jailed after police standoff
• Local cinema makes most of movie magic
• McAlester jury convicts molester
• McAlester water tower drained in latest effort to improve quality
• Miss Oklahoma Comming to McAlester
• Spousal benefits offer increased retirement options
• OBN director to speak at EOSC Wilburton campus
• Constantin graduates basic training
• Oklahoma candidates vie to be chief watchdog
• McAlester to get share of drug forfeiture funds
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• US Attorney Sperling steps down after nearly 10 years on the job
• Rare find thrills McAlester history buff
• McAlester hospital CEO ousted by board
• Construction to detour Wade Watts traffic
• Pittsburg County health agency readies for flu season in McAlester
• Red Cross chapter based in McAlester gets new director
• Home is where the heart is for McAlester violinist
• Kiowa man killed in accident on State Highway 63; two passengers hospitalized
• BREAKING NEWS: McAlester hospital CEO is out
• Jobs are Job No. 1 for labor post candidates; former McAlester area Rep. seeks seat
• Hartshorne gets ready for Hard Times
• Friday vigil set for missing Eufaula family
• Need a flu shot? It's gonna cost ya
• McAlester names new fire chief
• McAlester firefighters are wearing pink
• Kiowa police seize pot from motorist
• Local vets hear from McAAP commander
• Girl’s killing prompts child welfare scrutiny
• Ariz. fugitives indicted on capital murder charges
• Main Street group completes McAlester study
• Slate set for McAlester city council ballot
• State pays nearly $400,000 in unclaimed property
• Wall tag
• Osama bin Laden evidence readied at detainee trial
• 2 hurt as woman hits gas instead of brake at McAlester tag office
• Benefit auction set for tiny McAlester baby
• Okla. legislative candidate accused of assault
• Pittsburg County District Court logs
• Are McAlester water problems over?
• Boys, Girls Club hits the road to McAlester schools
• Pet blessing scheduled at Episcopal church in McAlester
• Sewer line repair detours Sixth Street traffic in McAlester
• Canadian resident's story inspires Christian music hit song by Matthew West
• Va. inmate 1st woman in 5 years executed in US
• Back to the music
• McAlester pilot earns national nod from Air Evac
• Pair arrested in McAlester graffiti case
• Remains of WWII serviceman from Cherokee recovered
• Missing girl’s father rescued from river, booked into jail
• 3 arrested in Okla. teenager’s death
• Oklahoma’s jobless rate climbs to 7 percent
• Va. could execute 1st woman in nearly a century
• On patrol: McAlester police fleet gets new look
• McAlester Public Schools 'pink' campaign raises nearly $6k
• Movie filmed at OSP now showing
• OU, OSU want SQ 744 supporters to stop using logos
• Okla. toddler drowns in family’s pond
• McAlester City Hall gets more 'personable'
• McAlester now has recycle center for paper, plastic
• Fallin traveling by train through western Oklahoma
• McAlester grandma proud of Sports Illustrated feature
• McAlester: Dirty water calls slow to trickle
• Recycle center to open Monday in McAlester
• Pittsburg County court logs
• McAlester crowds turn out for old cars, new art
• Talihina airman Edwards graduates basic
• Tulsa trial prosecutors say case nearly complete
• Few in Wash. city are angry at acid hoax woman
• Avoid losses when storing round bales
• OKLA tours to begin in downtown McAlester
• Siblings appear in court on charges in man’s death
• Got the music in ya? Rehearsals to begin for McAlester holiday concert
• Okla. group says teen pregnancy rising in state
• Children testify in father’s murder trial in Tulsa
• Oklahoma ME board offers top job to Arizona doctor
• Cars, bikes, chili on tap for weekend in McAlester
• Pittsburg County Courthouse grand opening Friday
• New twist in Old Town
• Okla. death row inmate seeks clemency
• Sarah Palin urging unity among Republicans
• City okays trash truck conversions, police contract
• Film about former lawmaker to debut in Okla.
• 9/11 events go on in shadow of Islam controversies
• 9/11 Tea Party
• Saturday stargazing
• Pittsburg County Fair
• As Afghans protest, Jones says he won’t burn Quran
• Storms washes out roads; sirens sounded
• Pittsburg County fair under way
• Crews contain 10 percent of Colorado wildfire
• Safety concerns for Fla. officials over Quran burn
• Storm that killed 2 in Texas continues north
• Is McAlester's economy on the mend?
• Choctaw chief delivers state of nation address during Labor Day festival
• McAlester, Pittsburg County emergency expert gets nod from state agency
• BP report blames itself, others for oil spill
• Hermine’s remnants head north after storm weakens
• Fla. minister: Sept. 11 Quran burn still planned
• Judge won’t lift execution stay for Okla. man
• Pittsburg County fair kicks off in McAlester
• McAlester fire department gets interim boss
• Candidate homes for high marks from McAlester voters
• Two killed in holiday weekend collisions on U.S. 69, Lake Eufaula
• Hartshorne hunter’s death ruled a homicide
• Cold case team to investigate Okla. woman’s death
• Ariz. governor says she was wrong about beheadings
• Pride In McAlester, volunteer groups tackle downtown McAlester theater for cleanup
• Final tally: Forest fire burns 2,500 acres near Wilburton
• McAlester students are seeing pink
• Cleanup under way at McAlester water holding tank
• Feds sue Arizona sheriff in civil rights probe
• Okla. judge won’t drop count against warden’s wife
• Wife of former Okla. warden wants charge dismissed
• SE Okla. counties have highest unemployment rates
• Some dig in, others flee coast as Earl nears US
• Troops, families glad to hear end to Iraq combat
• McAlester construction up for second month
• Arrested coach, teacher accused in neighbor disputes
• McAlester area police urge safe driving, boating over holiday weekend
• 2 small earthquakes recorded in central Oklahoma
• McAlester coach, wife jailed in stalking case
• Baby boots: McAlester church, health officials team up for teen moms
• Three hurt in morning traffic accident
• McAlester coach, assistant principal arrested
• ODOT announces holiday construction areas and possible detours
• Okla authorities try to identify body found in car
• Tourists quit NC islands as Earl nears East Coast
• Mexico captures reported drug lord ‘the Barbie’
• Man apparently last USS Oklahoma survivor in Okla.
• Pittsburg County District Court Logs
• McAlester child rapist sentenced to 15 years in jail
• Pittsburg County commissioners reject burn ban request
• Emptied McAlester water tank reveals sludge, mud
• Manhunt ends in capture
• Drought forces officials to consider burn ban
• Grant to support McAlester literacy efforts
• McAlester fire, police units respond to downtown alarm
• McAlester switches water holding tank for cleaning
• Mascot bears McAlester store's moniker
• Fired director of McAlester area CASA files lawsuit
• Fire at Foster's Flowers and Gifts results in total loss
• Some Okla. Muslims support new site for NYC mosque
• McAlester water filters overdue for repairs
• High Hill Fire Dept. plans big day Saturday
• Small Okla school district receives accreditation
• Nestle ordered to pay Okla. company $14 million
• Okla.’s Inhofe predicts GOP sweep of US Senate
• New microbe discovered eating oil spill in Gulf
• Rep. Harrison cites 'election-year shenanigans' in Oklahoma English-language measure
• US69 narrows; exits to turnpike closed, detoured
• Regina Stachmus family kicks off satellite ministryn in McAlester area
• Okla. pharmacist wants murder charge dismissed
• Ground zero’s boundaries evolve in mosque debate
• State obscures elite Texas Rangers’ border work
• Clear as mud: Clarifiers newest focus of McAlester water woes
• Donnie Condit wins Democratic bid for Oklahoma Rep. race
• McAlester officials turn attention to water tanks
• McAlester council sets election date for Smitherman's seat
• Supporters: Church ignored in NYC mosque furor
• Jackie Brannon Correctional Center escapee arrested in Tulsa, officials report
• Early voter turnout higher than expected, Pittsburg County officials report
• McAlester council to decide on open seat tonight
• Inmate recaptured, McAlester prison officials say
• Jackie Brannon escapee captured in Tulsa
• Blagojevich appears on Jon Stewart’s show
• Prisoner escapes Jackie Brannon Correctional Center, officials say
• Labor Day holiday crackdown begins early for McAlester police
• McAlester Relay for Life nets $71k
• There's a new (under) sheriff in town
• Pittsburg County polls open Tuesday
• McAlester police arrest two in suspected drug lab blast; third hospitalized
• Voting begins in Pittsburg County for Tuesday runoff
• Coburn visits McAlester; tackles, defends big spending by Congress
• Murder charge filed in Oklahoma State Penitentiary death
• Police look for why vet killed family, self
• Mosque debate divides Democrats, especially in NY
• Pittsburg County sheriff reviews plans after school threat reports
• McAlester water gets dirty again
• Pittsburg County commission to close Old Highway 270 near Hartshorne
• Lawyer: SC mom accused of killing sons remorseful
• Cameron Diaz tops list of riskiest celeb searches
• School threat rumor prompts hundreds of calls to police
• Sen. Coburn to host town hall meeting in McAlester
• Skull: No foul play, police say
• DA: Dismissing charge against pharmacist possible
• Police seeking motive for Texas gunman’s attack
• Sheriff: SC mom killed kids, dumped car in river
• Skull, skeletal remains found near Savanna
• Former Pittsburg County landlord files $45k lawsuit
• Judge stays Oklahoma man’s execution for 3rd time
• Seat belt usage increases in Oklahoma
• 6 dead, including 4 children, in Okla. house fire
• Sherrif, school officials respond to rumored threats
• A towering problem
• Court logs
• City: Sluice gate repair may be final water fix
• Battle for school funds ratchets up across Oklahoma
• Federal Indian advisors pay visit to Sardis Lake
• McAlester church donates, moves kitchen for new homeless shelter
• McAlester council to call election to fill vacant seat
• Sheriff's office recovers cache of stolen rifles stashed behind wall
• Investigators question 7-8 in death of McAlester man
• April: Is having an affair the right thing to do?
• Of mice and malls
• Man chased by police faces 12 counts
• Elvis tribute concert set this weekend in McAlester
• MHS pom team dances into new season
• Body found near lake; OSBI called in
• Remains identified as missing Vietnam War soldiers
• Arizona fugitive inmate charged in Colo. court
• Homes lost to foreclosure up 6 pct from last year
• Neighbor talks about Okla. couple found dead in NM
• McAlester council to decide hotel rezoning tonight
• Governor-hopeful Fallin tours McAlester shelter
• A scam and its dog: Counterfeit scheme hooks victims with pups
• Local parole officer earns national recognition
• Indicted Tulsa officers want charges dropped
• Okla. narcotics agent arrested by federal agency
• Fire department retirements hit city of McAlester
• City council approves new hotel
• Search for fugitive, fiancee focuses on Montana

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