Pauls Valley, OK News

• Pauls Valley, OK News
• Holiday has 4-car pile-up
• Era ends third grade style at PV school
• Farewell to the class of 2012
• St. Anthony provides loan lifeline
• Charges go up in shooting case
• City thanks Eddy
• Grads about to take next big step
• Seeking a bit of help for PVGH
• Top honors come from chamber
• It’s now official for county trust
• DNA findings put trial on hold
• Retirement is full circle for Paoli principal
• Delta to stuff bus for soldiers
• Swinging summer
• Splash time for pool project
• End of School Honors
• PVGH program more familiar patient care
• Sides drawn in shooting case
• Disposal site protest now official
• A thank you for program support
• County trust gives schools a boost
• Band icon returning to PV
• Good vibes for recycling program
• Shining a light on food allergies
• Input sought for chamber honors
• Wreck at Exit 72
• Red Cross shelter training set
• More help needed for pool project
• Going the Distance
• Recycle hearing welcomes input
• Special return set for PV soldier
• Area murder takes next big step
• A wake up call for prayer
• Going postal with PV food drive
• Cleaning up for BrickFest
• Garvin County launches text alert system
• A memorial run for his dad
• Emergency services gaining county advantage
• Fly-in adds vintage touch
• Tossing around United Fund ideas
• Double Dog hitting BrickFest for 7th race
• Battle still on over oil field site
• Call out to help senior citizens
• Back home after service in the sand
• Renovated Walker shelter provides weather sanctuary
• Pool upgrades sure to make a splash
• Gift shop offers special touch
• Tenth year will be last Thunder for coordinator
• Book Sale Coming
• Crime hotline still on the prowl
• Report controlled burns at the start
• Council, Authority Meet at 7
• Trash Off Parade Returns
• BrickFest looking to cake the town May 5
• Quilt adds color to PV’s Relay
• Paoli speaker emphasizes right choices to teen audience
• Dinosaur Fun Day
• Word helping BrickFest spread beyond regional tradition
• Wagon Train Rolls On
• One more wait in manslaughter case
• Recycled Fashion
• New terms bring big smiles
• Next step ready for school bonds
• Filings finish with one race
• Tales of Critters
• PV business hosting sweet week to help employee
• Painted Panther
• Busy but fun at toy museum
• Deputies do a two-day sweep
• Rollover Lessons
• Charges come after high speed chase
• Pool discussion ranges from simple to complex
• Murder case gets new hearing date
• Weekend Easter Fun
• Disposal project sounds the alarm
• Time is here to get it cleaned up
• Friday Fire
• Fun of Easter
• Texas man finds piece of PV history
• Pursuit lands at jail’s back door
• Hostages unhurt after area abduction
• Tragic fire claims PV woman
• Springtime with Butterflies
• Kids against Hunger calling for community support
• School votes make the grade
• Second Footloose Fest honors 32 year tradition
• Spider Princess
• Voters say yes in school elections
• No income taxes is the message
• Date set for next round of pool bids
• School votes are today
• Child Abuse Prevention
• PV church hosting good Friday concert, message
• ID’s sought for theft suspects
• Robbery plea draws prison time
• School Elections set for Tuesday
• Lone Singing Cowboy
• Community support makes Paoli cause a continued success
• Area school looks for voters’ OK
• Vote looks to help school buses
• House on Fire
• Purple Heart soldier has proud mom
• Park gym from a by-gone era
• Third time could be the charm
• An Easter Secret
• Sports Complex ready for spring softball
• Bond project a big gridiron gain
• Fast answers come for theft cases
• Comparing sweet notes
• Planning key for storm season return
• Bond project a blast from past
• Alert given on HIV suspect
• Featured Dog Adoption 3-20-12
• Police host safety day for seniors
• Filing info ready for candidates
• One life taken in area wreck
• Something to look up to
• Eggstravaganza going strong at decade mark
• School bond votes are on the way
• Indoor pool to take a time out
• Looking for the good life
• Traffic sign key to area wreck
• Trash Fashion growing interest outside county
• R is for Robots
• Seedling giveaway raises forestry awareness
• Time to call it quits for Holden
• Wreck caused by roadway animal
• PV man killed in fight with troopers
• Longmire sign of drought extreme
• Council, Authority Meet Tues. at 7
• Pursuit case now leads to court
• Help for the Shelter
• United Fund push moves forward
• Focus to fix on arrest warrants
• Reading the mission of state run
• Fundraiser supports lifelong educational gains
• PVHS scholars a real tradition
• Voters say yes to fire tax
• Going for the Plunge
• Round 2 for pool project bids
• County vote is today
• Pig in the Big Show
• PV Gals running groups promote county health
• Officials look into infant’s death
• Walking Proud
• Fire tax now goes to voters
• Trio leads the way in Lindsay pursuit
• Counting on Sheep
• Rec Resignations dominate council meet
• Legislators give DHS plan the boot
• Fire tax vote only days away
• Missing woman safe and sound
• Assault suspect back facing charges
• Ready for the Livestock Show
• Search is on for missing area woman
• Deal comes in murder case
• Ballot choices there for voters
• Street tough in Missoula
• Last ditch effort to delay SORC DHS plan
• Fire tax vote a ‘pivotal’ time
• Red Dress event entertains, promotes health
• A Missoula style learning frontier
• Cake maker offering lessons to residents
• Drug store hit by weekend theft
• Kicking it Missoula Style
• Gearing up for school bond issue
• Political party comes to PV
• Livestock Preparations
• Bullying policy to get new look
• Rec Board expresses disappointment in council decision
• Sweet Awards a thank you from Main Street
• Giving the gift of life
• School voters get their say
• Stand-off follows Paoli gunshot
• Charges filed in assault case
• Featured Pets up for Adoption: 2-15-12
• Area pursuit hits high speeds
• On the lookout in assault case
• Snow time in Pauls Valley
• Special Plunge again comes to PV
• School votes come on Tuesday
• Entries sought for Trash in Fashion Show
• Officer in Training
• Concert looks to help PV backer
• Wadley steps up auto game with Heitz purchase
• Fire chiefs band together
• Sounding the alarm after scam calls
• Biscuits are a go
• Church using valentine spirit to reach out
• Election season picking up steam
• Group looks to make fitness fun
• 4-H program helps with 911 signs
• Despite 75th milestone, GC livestock show maintains tradition
• Raffle run to help kids’ place in PV
• Cookie sales kick off
• Breakfast tradition returning for crowds and fellowship
• A real focus on illegal drugs
• Featured Pet Adopt: Blossom
• Showing Support
• Absentee date comes in a week
• Disaster mode to get some practice
• College class to look at old hotel site
• Plenty of memories from bowl trip
• Parent, Employee Association SORC plan presented
• A most memorable bowl game march
• PVGH Board approves CEO change
• Somber moods as PVGH reveals layoffs
• Adopt a pet of the week 1-25-12
• CEO change announced for PVGH
• Quilt for a cause
• Big bond, big charges for area man
• PV teen hurt in car wreck
• A first birthday for recreation center
• 'Silent Saturday' on hold
• School buses take to new circle
• From the ground up
• Training another way to stretch fire budgets
• Next step comes in murder case
• Smooth it Out
• Unexpected Visitor
• PV's teacher honor goes to Chronister
• Robbery draws single charge here
• Beauty Shop Fire Call
• City getting huge boost from storm siren upgrades
• Church offering sight through new ministry
• Vehicle gets new life as crime fighter
• Put on your thinking caps
• Saturday bus service ready for Delta
• Tragedy strikes with teen death
• False Alarm
• Two arrested in area robberies
• Off road damages a real concern
• Mock vote this week open to anyone
• Skill, fun focus of museum post
• Okie Noodling to splash on TV
• City sees plenty of gains despite economy in 2011
• Out with the old
• Horse groups gear up for new year
• All aboard the playground express
• Parent group to offer own SORC plan
• Fugitive search in need of help
• Clearing the Brush
• Vet post kicks off new year
• A ready eye on emergencies
• Big year for Farm Bureau here
• Plea comes in beating death case
• Big changes with year’s top stories
• Window Work
• Precinct changes keep officials busy
• Deadlines loom for some voters
• Bond Bus
• Blood donors needed
• Big honors for top teachers
• More good homes needed for animals
• Murder suspect to stay in jail
• Not so thrilled about Santa
• Authority approves management agreement
• Churches ready for another Christmas eve of fellowship
• Singing Reindeer
• Pool plans hit snag, delayed for now
• Hospital Authority considers agreement tonight
• School projects get some fine tuning
• Storytime with Santa
• Help still sought with bus survey
• Monday Car Fire
• Seeking no bond in murder case
• Suspect confesses to brutal shootings
• Santa Saves Christmas
• Holiday moves for a good cause
• Gifts from Angels
• Charges filed in double murder
• Big changes for county’s 911 center
• Teen arrested for double murder
• Good decisions the focus of D.A.R.E.
• Bodies found in area house
• Featured Cat Adoption 12-14-11
• Feathered Friend
• Hospital Board approves agreement
• Few options out there for help
• City and Municipal Authority meet tonight 7 p.m.
• Poetry in Motion
• PV Fire a reminder to help those less fortunate
• Thumbs up with few bubbly sales
• Churches open doors for holiday events
• No holiday spirit for some
• Santa's in the Band
• School filings end with 2 races
• DHS report does not favor SORC future
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week
• Bowl full of Yummy
• Another tragic teen wreck
• Tragedy strikes with teen’s death
• Windy Monday
• Survey to focus on bus service
• Decorating at the Depot
• Arts Council getting lighthearted for holidays
• The voice of students in government
• Sweet Overload
• Big help with courtroom sound
• Adopt a Dog of the Week
• A real passion for goat shows
• Mad for science
• School board filings are close
• What’s next after failed bond issue
• Adopt a Pet of the Week 11-30-11
• Pleasantly Surprised
• Time for a very special hunt
• Thumbs up on school grants
• Lighting up the Depot
• Elmore charity providing a merrier Christmas
• Paoli part of massive requests for nutrition aid
• Helpful Haul
• EC Chamber bringing Christmas back
• Offices on the move for courthouse
• Bread Pudding is a go
• Snowball Drop Returns
• Help means ‘the world to us’
• Not guilty in assault trial
• Words of honor
• Samaritans drive
• Pauls Valley preparing community feast
• School embezzlement case gets an answer
• Chamber needs community for holiday spirit
• Making a path
• Assault trial offers two sides
• Big changes with election lines
• Courthouse work continues
• Thanksgiving offering physical, spiritual nourishment
• Wreck injuries just too much
• Welcome Boom-a-Rang
• A merry drop by PV’s merchants
• Youths for Vets
• Changes expected to be worth investment
• The giving spirit of PV’s angels
• Crunch time for school bond costs
• Teacher’s hair loss is Academic Team win
• Teachers choice for Walmart program
• Church needs community for disaster relief
• PVGH role with St. Anthony to be more than affiliation
• Texas manhunt comes to PV
• Concentrated Art
• Chili Supper a dire need for strapped school
• Voter ID a big deal in elections
• Spooky events make PV Halloween destination
• Fire funding vote not yet official
• Adopt Pets of the Week.
• Ready for the Glow Show
• A closer look at armed robbery
• Little Pumpkins
• Big turn comes in murder case
• Warming up for PV glow show
• An eye on future school projects
• Music is a passion and tool for ministry
• Burns have one place to call
• Tour stop makes a PV visit
• Weekend Storm Damage
• Line up for Good Eats
• Murder bond gets big drop
• Demolition Day
• Weekend event promises good food, murder
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week 10-19-11
• Defending the prize
• A step away from fire funding vote
• Burn ban gone for now
• Going for six
• Three Church Fest ready for 10th October
• Community support key to museum buy
• Hospital making final touches for affiliation
• Paoli rallies to help hurt teen
• Bus Way
• Elmore City getting Footloose in Pauls Valley
• 4-Hers look to give soldier ‘hugs’
• Wreck along 77 requires Air EVAC
• Keeping an eye on burn ban
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week
• Event success prompts fall return for local business
• Play that Dulcimer Music
• Mock drinking party tours are soon
• Taste of the Valley to be thrice as nice
• City Council and Authority meet Tuesday at 7
• Birthday fun at toy museum
• Junk drive has become lifeline for animal park
• March to Dallas
• Weekend Pet Adoption
• Thinking about glow show art
• Hold that note
• New ministry fellowship avenue for area women
• Never too old to learn
• Theft might have led to murder
• Funeral services set for Democrat employee
• Adopt a Pet of the Week 10-5-11
• Tasty spread
• Looking for tips in murder case
• Taking the plunge
• PV Democrat loses one of its own
• Coat effort to keep going strong
• All new putts for PV golf course
• Date set for Lindsay film premiere
• PVGH officials name partner, plans to move forward
• Flu clinics to get started
• Seeking clues in area man’s death
• Hospital search heads toward affiliation agreement
• Plea up next for school money case
• PVGH embracing new electronic medical system
• It’s a weekend for REC members
• Ready to March
• Burn ban still in place here
• Fire chiefs look to sales tax relief
• City Council and Authority meet today
• Chamber begins ambitious plan to light up Pauls Valley
• Dinner a lifeline for volunteer fire department
• Spooky art show has eye on PV
• Homecoming time in Pauls Valley
• Pet Adoption of the Week
• Job fair not that far away
• SORC Parents: Let our children stay
• No verdict comes in murder case (Update)
• Cost of learning
• Injuries minor in bus wreck
• Where in the world is the Democrat
• No verdict comes in murder case
• Welcome new clinic
• Welcome mat out for fall service
• Murder case takes in arguments
• Mock drinking party geared for parents
• Much needed relief
• Quiet words come in murder case
• School bond talk begins in PV
• Learning about Africa
• City Council welcomes housing development
• Congratulations Soldier
• Trial starts with finger of blame
• Meeting raises tempers, dispute over municipal law
• PV Fire response a Garvin County Success
• Time for round 2 is here
• Featured Pet Adoption
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week 9-14-11
• Fire Spreads in PV
• Galaxy not that far away at museum
• Cycle wrecks claim 2 lives
• Council, Hospital and Authority meet today
• 9/11 memories strong for PV publisher
• Hospital a step closer in partner search
• Painting up a new look
• Supporters ready to speak on SORC’s behalf
• Reward now up on cemetery vandals
• EC police cherish memory of passing comrade
• A work in progress
• Wreck claims area man’s life
• Back to class
• PV artist focus of Ada reception
• Auditions set for talent show
• Fluffy Competition
• Hungry kids on the rise here
• Big surprise with PV dad’s return
• Business Parade
• Till the cows come home
• EC Band to march nation’s capitol in 2012
• Adopt a Pet of the Weekend
• Wynnewood youth aims for rodeo prize
• Delta joins Sooner Ride Program
• Love’s early bird parade is Friday
• Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week
• Adopt a Pet of the week Aug 31
• Got your goat
• Next step taken for school projects
• County fair gets started Thursday
• Blood Drive
• Fighting back with crime tip line
• Patriotic tunes to honor veterans
• Welcome to Loves
• Parade to cap efforts leading up to store opening
• Burn ban here still in place
• 20 Years of Service
• Back to School for Pauls Valley - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 911 center gets new top official
• You make me feel like dancing
• Lindsay bond issue for the kids
• Local pastor hopes to expand Ministerial Alliance mission
• Brand new year
• Council and Authority to meet Tuesday
• Unfamiliar territory
• Siege ends with shooting death
• MSPV: From state fair to workshops
• Where in the world is the Democrat
• Elmore City Chamber ready for another try
• Unloaded for learning
• Don’t get hooked on a scam
• Welcome home soldier
• County fair is Sept. 1-3
• Let's get funky
• Safety first with buses, school zones
• 911 center could have their man
• Much needed storm
• County Fair changes, but still expected to draw
• Pastor steps into new police role
• First eat of the year
• PV’s new school year hours away
• Area artist takes the spotlight
• Featured Pet Adopt
• First day lessons
• Churches gear up for activities
• A little relief
• On the thin side
• Drought exhausting already strained fire departments
• Reserve officers now ready for duty
• Featured Pet Adoption
• PV church looks to special events
• A K-9 team on the prowl
• Farm ladies plan for festival
• Puppet Pal
• Lindsay man maintains love for community after 80 years
• Deer on road caused area wreck
• Weekend Pet Adoption
• Senior is target of purse snatching
• Council and Authority to meet Tuesday
• Saving the green
• Record Heat
• Cause of cycle wreck not known
• PV icon gets big birthday salute
• Senior is target of purse snatching
• Community events save money, honor educators
• Heat Climb
• PV chosen to host party convention
• Preview: Water district turns to patrons
• Stacks of fun
• Courthouse plans to move forward
• Debris leads to PV wreck
• Splash Zone
• PV to be featured in statewide tourism book
• Bugs and crafts
• New forum to offer trooper tips
• Beating the heat
• Museum sees big boost in visitors
• Cooling off
• Interim tag removed for Sturgis as hospital CEO
• Eat to win it
• Big honor goes to Main Street PV
• Ready for Liftoff
• Preview: Sturgis officially named PVGH CEO
• PV event to honor law enforcement
• Road Work
• Warning out for phone scam
• Thieves target north side spots
• Learning to swim
• Steps laid out for mock disaster
• Goal Tending
• SORC shares in Hollywood magic
• Adopt a Pet of the Weekend
• Practicing Artist
• One K-9 dog on the way back
• Royal Twin hoping to reopen screen by fall
• Time to think about school shots
• Burn ban gets double punch
• Man’s shooting death still has questions
• Stratford Treat
• Preview: Man’s shooting death still has questions
• Great wall of PV
• Learning symbols
• Rec center pool architect named
• Pathway to learning
• PVGH exploring partnership option
• Window of opportunity
• Signs of progress
• Preview: Rec Center pool project now has architect
• Big crowds expected for peach festival
• Dodge balls, video set for rec center
• Building Fun
• Preview: Peach Festival expects crowds to brave heat
• Preview: Dodge balls, video set for rec center
• Noodling Victory
• Pool project about to splash down
• Weekend fires still getting a look
• Big Catch
• Drought forcing extreme measures for area farmers
• The Cow goes moo
• Sheriff looks at status of K-9 dogs
• High Five
• Lt. Gov. Todd Lamb in Pauls Valley
• Drought in the valley
• Museum Visitor
• Thumbs up to letter carriers
• Splash Party
• Noodling set for 12th year in the Valley
• Horses new target in theft charges
• Moving right along
• Wilson resident claims top seed in spitting contest
• Preview: Wacker Park set to welcome noodlers
• Preview: A fairly quiet holiday time
• Starting up with a real splash
• A flag in the crowd
• Hot days bring need for fans
• Elmore City bringing back the water
• Making contact
• Toy museum teams kids with art
• Fireworks Fundraiser
• Tradition to bring visitors back for PV fireworks
• Treats of Summer
• Rumors remain for hostage ordeal
• Fireworks coming up for PV
• Help needed for some cool air
• Sweet Adventure
• Patriotic skies over Elmore City
• The heat goes on
• Wreck comes after failing to yield
• Mystery suspect now in custody
• Corn for the weekend
• Murder suspect not found in PV
• Murder trial remains after guilty verdict
• Burn ban back on in county
• Preview: Red Cross calling on area to help with hydration
• Murder suspect not found in Pauls Valley
• Burn ban back on in county
• Standoff over, Rollins not found in home.
• Going for the good stuff
• Money time for school bond projects
• Water tower shots bring reward offer
• Lessons on the court
• Preview: Water tower shots bring reward offer
• Going around the globe with magic
• Preview: Money time for school bond projects
• Up close and furry
• Fireworks, burn ban bad match
• Banquet honors tonight
• Area VFW post to offer help here
• Rodeo a real classic in Pauls Valley
• EC set to launch another fireworks fest
• Race to VBS
• City ordinance cleared up on trash collection
• Pyramid for one
• Rodeo to ride into PV
• All the little people
• Bubble Pro
• City’s next budget influenced by better year
• Officers are on the Paoli streets
• Homage to Flag Day
• Museum teams up fathers, movies
• Waking up early for VBS
• Battling summer fires
• Big changes come to county 911
• Art Show returns
• Heating up
• Elmore City couple make Red Cross focus of retirement
• A safe way to dispose of meds
• Taste of China
• Wheels turning for PV bike club
• Air Time
• Area accident kills lone driver
• Up and away
• PV teens hurt in ATV wreck
• Questions arise in murder case
• On with the show
• Back to Bible School
• Economic positive
• Wreck kills Paoli man
• Chiefs look to take 911 up a notch
• Lantern's Light
• Red Cross kept busy with tornado relief
• Under Construction
• Summer Swimming
• Courtroom word draws felony charge
• Developing Business
• Deputy doing OK after pursuit
• Area church revving up motorcycle ministry
• City takes another step toward water efficiency
• Welcoming the new clerk
• Chamber honors at highest level
• Preview: Hearing testimony focuses on fear
• Preview: Possible boost for city services
• Walk of Success
• Holiday Blaze
• School hearing date put on hold
• Going out in Style
• Deputy hurt during chase
• Honor goes to retiring county clerk
• An artistic flair for PV show
• Destination Fun
• Holy Work
• Holiday again has seat belt push
• Airborne Fun
• And they're off!
• Gospel music still strong draw after 11 years
• Peculiar Circumstance
• Local boy finds weather surprise near PV
• Eager Honors
• Slow kind of rain needed the most
• Wreck Downtown
• Storm plan needed in advance
• Shooting comes during drug trip
• Area wreck injures 2
• Year end honors
• Looking to upgrade vital fire vehicle
• Storytime Hero
• Wreck claims 2 area drivers
• Swim lessons on the way
• Relay to again bring solemn mix
• Preview: A Look at lesser known fire department tool
• SORC Homecoming boosts morale, welcomes community
• A job well done
• Forms roll in for shelter drive
• Bill allows SORC to have say in future
• Cookie Party
• Breaking News: SORC friendly legislation passed
• Preview: Storm shelter effort continues
• Burn ban stays away again
• Conservation Lessons
• Feral hogs causing problems for PV farmer
• Help needed to honor Pauls Valley’s best
• Event to honor retiring clerk
• Preview: Prayer walkers take to the park
• Preview: Feral hogs test area farmer
• Homecoming honors
• Pirates to sail in for weekend visit
• Community can help post office feed needy
• Water district looks at expansion
• Post office reaching out to feed community
• PV gathering to focus on community
• Treats of BrickFest
• Close vote for no burn ban
• Walking decorations
• Round 2 for county courthouse
• BrickFest meant victory for some, fun for all
• Soaking up the bricks
• Howdy Miss Rodeo
• Honoring Years of Teaching
• Transit feeling fuel crunch
• Muffin Boy
• PV facility site of horse study
• BrickFest Setup
• Preview: PV facility site of horse study
• Tastes so good
• Wailing Medicine
• On the lookout for carjack suspects
• Hospital CEO terminated
• Preview: Transit weighing options under fuel crunch
• Info needed on area storm shelters
• Preview: Brickfest leads big weekend into PV
• Preview: ID’s needed for carjack suspects
• Breaking News: Hospital CEO terminated
• Fatal shooting called an accident
• Rain keeps burn ban away
• Fatal shooting called an accident
• Gas prices putting squeeze on budget
• Test to come for storm sirens
• Museum takes it to next level
• Utility Work
• Health plan focus of mock drill
• On the hunt for business info
• Honoring years of service
• Long awaited school charges filed
• School officials hope justice is served
• Easter Lighting
• Burn ban lifted for a week
• Preview: Burn ban lifted this week
• Service Call
• These bricks are made for fun
• Wheels set to fly at Derby’s return
• Egg Check
• Movies perfect match for museum
• Cleaning up illegal trash dumps
• PV band makes big jump to state
• Family fight leads to murder count
• Eggciting find
• A windy battle with fires
• Positive ID made
• Family fight proves fatal for one
• Getting ready for Easter
• Top students get the spotlight
• Still no closure in decades old case
• Kid Touch
• Clean Fun
• Valley Idol auditions back for next round
• Noodling moving to Wacker Park
• Body could be missing EC man
• Breaking News: Gas Leak.
• Pit Stop
• Spring Visitor
• An “Eggcellent” weekend
• Trash leads way with PV parade
• Prom Touch
• Fabric Honors
• PV Mom ready to rock for Autism
• With rain chance gone ban stays
• Candy Happy
• City ready for Easter egg swarm
• New coach could be soon
• Fountain Fun
• Parking work
• DHS to put SORC options on table
• Prison time big in abuse case
• Great Job
• Missing EC man still a mystery
• Downtown Wreck
• Area races get an answer
• Charges filed in trailer park theft
• Manly Success
• Farmers desperate for drought relief
• Fire, wind add to burn ban
• Being Cautious
• Issue eyes upgrades
• City, school issue on ballot
• Early Easter Treats
• Missing EC man still not found
• Touching up bridge grant request
• Manly Welding
• Paoli issue viewed as win-win
• Special shot clinics set in PV
• Highway 19 Accident
• Some target issue’s sports complex
• Early voting gets started Friday
• Masculine Sculpture
• DHS versus the State of SORC
• Rain chances don’t chase ban
• Push on for PV bond issue
• Top notch art for Whitebead pair
• Play Ball
• School future hot topic in Paoli
• Time short for absentee ballots
• Green Thumb
• Slowing down prank 911 calls
• Fun in the sun
• Getting tougher with burn ban
• PV man hurt in cycle wreck
• Good Community Eats
• Pursuit speeds around city streets
• Fire danger up as burn ban stays
• Special visitor
• Showdown at the SORC corral
• Bringing comic book figures to life
• Test Ride
• New charges come in shooting case
• PV couple not hurt in pile-up
• Small Blaze
• Wait worth it for recreation center
• Valley Farmers Market changing options for sixth year
• Fire danger keeps burn ban in place
• Round and Around We Go
• Disaster training from Red Cross fits all schedules
• Area fires look to be arson
• WW vote eyes new school system
• City Honored for Public Transit Support
• Tent Fun
• Area man dies in cycle wreck
• Voter deadline comes on Friday
• Sweet and Healthy
• Round 2 in top deputy job
• Railway future focus of meeting
• Murder, suicide tragedy still has questions
• Burn ban to stay in place
• Kooky Combos
• Lower 911 fees offer some relief
• Nice glow to last year’s winner
• Tamale Today
• On a quest for soldiers' stories
• OHP releases collision stats
• Clowning Around
• Search on for new coach
• Tasty tradition returns to school
• 911 call real surprise to dispatcher
• Outdoor Fun
• Lindsay voters get say for council
• Church readies to feed multitude through community project
• Phase 2 for county upgrades
• Competition Wrap-up
• Museum hopes to add more highway visability
• Kicking off a special ‘relay’
• Pig Blues
• SORC measures a step closer to vote
• Burn ban not doused by rainfall
• County Show
• Lindsay ballots first up Friday
• Stratford seats get an answer
• County burn ban to stay
• Plungers make splash for good cause
• Tree giveaway this Saturday
• Livestock showcase begins anew
• Garvin County census shows trend
• Plans begin for school bond effort
• Blaze in PV
• SORC friendly measures introduced
• Council service chance to give back
• Flushing Out
• Fifth suspect now back in town
• Plungers head for new water
• Two filings draw candidate protests
• James Lee Bailey
• Valentine's Color
• Red Cross to try again on advisory board
• Burn ban back for all of county
• A sweet thing for Main Street event
• Inches to Go
• Local church to host conference for married couples
• Chilly plunge nearly here
• Remnants of Winter
• One more time for 2 local schools
• Fundraising efforts add to annual Elmore City traditions
• Hazardous Winter
• Race set for PV’s open council seat
• Filings bring some races in area
• Wednesday 02.09.11 Daily Democrat online - FREE
• Voters get say in school elections
• Hospital making due during winter storms
• Garvin County Schools Closed Wednesday
• Winter storms hard to take
• Blizzard causes unprecedented change for community breakfast
• Burn ban goes up in smoke
• Consecutive days off a rarity for schools
• PV mom tuned into special honor
• Winter school vote set for Tuesday
• Blizzard not as hectic for area wreckers
• City filings to begin early next week
• Blizzard passes, cleanup continues
• Agee looks to see school moves through
• Making a path
• Hospital Foundation continues to play vital community role
• Storm has no impact on burn ban
• Winter Weather Update
• Kraft looks to take service up a notch
• School closures an early decision
• Winter Weather Update
• Court Clerk gets warm goodbye
• Emotions run high as daycare is denied permit
• Visit from TV crew pretty sweet
• Bus Accidents
• Hospital audit reviews previous year, offers recommendations
• Request in for much bigger bond
• Afternoon Blaze
• School projects set for bond issue vote
• New Curbs
• Elusive 5th suspect now in custody
• Cleaning time for toy museum
• Pool target for break-in
• Suspicious fires only add to dry outdoor conditions
• Prosecutors team up once again
• New manager part of PVGH vision for future
• Traveling theater brings meaning to leaders
• Deadline not far away for absentees
• Bus driving more than just a 30-year career for resident
• Thanks goes out for special hunts
• Museum event a time of honor
• Lindsay a part of growing alternative fuel market
• County burn ban now in third week
• Honor goes to top teacher
• Claim made of spy plot proof
• Rec center opening truly grand
• Scrap metal target of thieves
• Outlook for city financials improving
• Interim tag gone for school official
• Council meeting benefits fire department, sets election resolution
• Spy claim made at animal park
• Missoula tradition back for another act
• Hockey game to help PV group
• Special moment arrives for new judge
• Burn ban still in place
• Mother’s trek to PV marks hospital’s first birth of 2011
• Rec center to help with staying fit
• School bond vote on the way
• Rim sparks cause large fire
• Forgery case points to local couple
• Week to go for voter sign up
• Upgrades moving on for park roads
• Exciting time for court clerk appointee
• Minor Accident
• PVGH seeks debt relief, growth for future
• Assessor plans annual county stops
• Burn ban could be here for a while
• Ban in place for outdoor burning
• Court clerk gets new appointee
• Wait nearly over for PV’s rec center
• SORC, LBD make for big topics in PV, county
• Safety top priority around train tracks
• Vacant council seat to remain open for now
• Bond set in EC man’s assault case
• PVGH to set new collections policy
• Redneck Snowman
• Police chief names new assistant
• Real dangers come with area domestic
• Giving back inspires man’s Santa persona
• Chilly ‘plunge’ to help out good cause
• New drug counts come in Paoli case
• Christmas Eve another music blessing
• Domestic scene a real surprise
• Right on the fire danger bubble
• Truck Stop bringing new location to PV
• Interim tag tossed for police chief
• No outdoor burn ban just yet
• Mitten tree offers true holiday spirit
• City law a challenge for childcare sites
• Maybe a step for armory transfer
• Christmas songs help to tell the story
• Bad stuff with box knife duel
• Home invasion case gets new look
• Five years of bringing holiday lights to PV
• Burn ban maybe not far away
• Church meals ministry leads into holidays
• Not dry enough for burn ban
• A joyous holiday event
• LBD group gives back to county
• Food pantry helping others now in need
• Time line set for clerk seat
• Assault comes after local shooting
• Wife of police chief, DOC worker killed in crash
• Holiday drives keep the spirit
• Time line set for clerk seat
• Assault comes after local shooting
• Holiday drives keep the spirit
• Flyer takes on Holiday spirit
• School races move to five
• A warm gift
• Trio of school races shape up
• PV man charged in local shooting
• PV resident calls it a career after 39 years
• Special drive has pets in mind
• Local group chimes in for another holiday concert
• Statewide food drive comes to PV
• Fire danger on the way up
• Bond lowered in home invasion case
• Goats are the game for national event
• All seasons hobby becomes holiday treat
• Bus Site Now Ready to Roll
• Community leader loses battle with cancer
• Special hunt comes this weekend
• Veteran offers salute through community and book
• Guidance key in being a good judge
• School filings not far away
• Charges pile up in home attacks
• Holiday bells start to ring today
• Fugitive's car found in remote pasture
• Court Clerk says family first
• Daughters are an inspiration for new endeavor
• Prayer a part of holiday baskets
• Switch good for E.M.S. calls
• Next target is fifth home intruder
• Local churches apart of gift operation
• Easing worries over EC home attack
• Managing a community musical
• Home invader subjects behind bars
• Merchants open to celebrate festive season
• Homes invaded in two area cities
• Sweet Business a homecoming for PV native
• PV’s top teachers get big honor
• Being ready for winter, just in case
• Church break-ins earn prison time
• Teen dies in dirt bike wreck
• Museum says Charlie is the man
• Not a smoke screen
• Stakeout nets copper theft suspects
• Residents encouraged to be apart of holiday celebration
• Steps in place to get liquor license
• Lights, Camera, Photo!
• Cycle wreck hurts area man
• One more time for new sheriff
• Area ministers to host Thanksgiving service
• Mortar Work
• Benefit concert to honor lost friend
• Charlie Brown musical: Props get the Stark touch
• Rhodes now in the sheriff’s office
• Time change set for this weekend
• Salute returned to PV museum
• High School to host Veteran’s Day Assembly
• Live Art
• PV armory could go to county
• New sheriff soon coming to town
• Which way to Sesame Street
• The search is on for Mrs. Pauls Valley International
• Liquor by the Drink passes in round two
• Rhodes stakes claim to sheriff’s post
• PV the Vote
• Election 2010
• LBD passes, Rhodes wins sheriff's race
• Hotly contested races, issues to be decided
• County support sought for soldier gifts
• Yes or No
• Liquor battle now goes to voters
• Holiday meals a real PV tradition
• LBD an investment in ourselves
• Scammed: Local pastor’s e-mail becomes part of FBI case
• Scared on the bricks
• Red ribbons and drug education
• City and County offer election year thoughts on signs
• A Bunny Good Time
• No fast getaway for stolen trailer
• Wash of the gentle giants
• On the lookout for theft ring suspects
• Boo on the Bricks promises spooky fun for PV
• Chili Time
• PV man hurt in Monday wreck
• Death threats come from scam calls
• Tasting the Valley
• Early voting still available
• Liquor issue changes work for agents
• Cops say LBD a help in enforcement
• Drug arrests sweep the area
• Businessman recalls Garvin County ties
• Students to work it for prom cash
• How Sweet It Is promises deliciously evil event
• Pumpkins with love
• Good eats for a good cause
• A little Camel Time
• People are what it’s about for Brooks
• Well worth the drive
• Red Cross fund raiser playing with a full deck
• Line of Sight
• School funds that aren’t so simple
• Family to open new business
• Community can assist in Charlie Brown musical
• Hopes up for EC school group
• PV museum plans birthday bash
• Giddyup fun for horse club
• Rec Center details set at council meet
• Football fans say change is needed
• Quake shakes felt over big area
• Free Trees
• New 911 system looking good
• Hilliard follows in family footsteps
• Take Back
• Little Duke of PV
• Event to focus on state questions
• Conservative views rule Burgin’s run
• Kings Kids adding to Halloween festivities
• Dealership works to be partner with PV
• Closure sought in decades old case
• Local artist hopes to paint brighter future for PV
• Theft charges could be on radar screen
• Church taking Halloween from home to car
• Ready for Recreation
• Rally says no to liquor issue
• Treat the Dog.
• City requesting fall weather cooperation
• Liquor issue gets chamber's vote
• Potting Shed continues community focus in fall return
• Weekend manhunt ends in Stratford
• Taste of the Valley looking to duplicate success second time around
• Weekend Food and Fun
• Time is now for PV soldier
• PV store breaking nationwide trend
• Looking to help those in need
• Week focuses on fire safety
• Big bonds given in murder case
• PumpkinFest ready to paint town orange Oct. 23
• A Healthy Read
• Flu clinics to begin next week
• Mystery over with rabid cat
• A safe disposal for old drugs
• Keeping in Time
• Teen charged in home invasion
• No bond for now in murder case
• Arbuckles to host weekend of western food and fun
• Job Hunting
• Sheriff’s race goes to educators
• Making it a fun day
• Paoli man faces sexual charges
• Valley Market ready for fall sales
• Thoughts from the kids of “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown”
• Beating death draws two suspects
• Chamber says no to state question
• Red Cross board to create link to volunteers
• Tip leads to drug charges
• Alert given for rabid kitten
• Resident’s triathlon journey begins/ends this weekend
• Investigation in high gear after body found in WW
• See you at the Pole
• Marching bands to bring school spirit
• Corner Stop
• Assessing the situation
• Plea comes in horse neglect case
• Round 2 for health effort
• Wacker Park undergoing much needed renovations
• Gunshot whizzes past PV officers
• Terror filled wake up call for couple
• Family produce business grows a new location in PV
• Park event brings people together
• Voters to get more with forum
• PV resident uses water to keep Garvin County active
• State issues a bit confusing
• More good news than bad for City Government mid-September
• Reading on the farm
• Cruising Banner
• Almost time for flu clinics
• Key signs take big hit
• Hot colors come with car show
• Blood for the Cause
• Quilt Festival making third go-round in 2010
• School audit to get closer look
• Park set to pick and grin for Bluegrass Fest
• It’s ‘storytime’ for little ones
• OU band making PV pit stop
• Helping Hand
• Reps recap tough year, ready for next challenges
• Liquor vote now set for sure
• PV Homecoming
• Breathing life into horse club
• Toy museum to stay in PV
• Bank Robber now in custody
• Stage lights to shine again
• Royal Rehearsing
• Firefighter's Boot Cause
• Pauls Valley Hospital part of nurse's compassionate journey
• Invite open for big church day
• Glimpse to come on Museum's Future
• Effort to boost area tourism coming from Flyer coalition
• Talent name of the game
• Charges could be next for school audit
• Pests manageable or hard to find
• Lettering in style
• Holiday hunt for drunk drivers
• County 911 is now online
• Pugs and Cream
• Help still sought
• Garvin County harvest update
• Rhodes: I’m right for the job
• Meet the Panthers
• Health challenge set for Round 2
• Liquor vote to come in November
• A Rose is a Rose
• Special tribute set for area festival
• 3G services comes to PV area
• SORC given OK to hire temporary workers
• Suspect Sought
• Push on for Panther pride
• Ranch employee hit with theft charge
• Horse show looks for more riders
• Car Cruise coming back to PV
• Another day for the flag
• Caution stressed for outside burns
• County horse show this Saturday
• Air conditioning reminder
• ID given to K2 thief
• Job fair seeking businesses to showcase in September
• Big thumbs up for PV tax vote
• Bull's-eye put on liquor issue
• Fair sees gains and losses in 2010
• Better health goal of area group
• K2 only target for area thief
• Rec center big deal for OU students
• Sales Tax: 1/4 cent would go for outdoor pool
• 911 exercise offers taste of real life
• Sales Tax: Roads a never ending project
• Goat Performance
• Helping hand given for school start
• Tragedy strikes with Paoli wreck
• Foster teen hurt in wreck
• Early voting starts Friday
• Sales Tax: General government leads the way
• 1st day back
• Back on the ballot
• Support as strong as ever for SORC
• Top school official steps down
• Busy times as school year nears
• A mother’s plea for SORC
• Military service makes for tough farewell
• Deal reached in slashing case
• Prayer a part of new school year
• Big honor for Bea
• Respects paid to Robbins at council meet
• Details sketchy on school probe
• !st Day Back
• Heads up for Royal Oaks project
• No burn ban in county for now
• Candidate forum needs voter input
• Jam fundraising building up to benefit concert
• City ends year in red, gap closing though
• Officers deal with loss
• Rally puts real focus on youth
• Band camp adds to school buzz
• Understanding the local tax rate
• Wrecks injure area residents

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