Mike W. Ray Southwest Ledger

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Tenkiller Waterworks charges $73.70/month in sewer fees

Millions spent to rehab aged H.E. Bailey Turnpike pavement, shoulders

Turnpike tolls will increase next year to pay for ACCESS program

Suspect in H.E.B. fatality due back in Caddo County court Jan. 16

Trial set Feb. 3 for former Apache EMT accused of 76 sex crimes

Lawton Council approves $5K raise – first in 19 years

Myriad improvements planned by new Ralph’s Resort concessionaire

In Oklahoma and the United States, every vote is important

Oklahoma jobless rate remains low, national rate rose

Efforts underway to control prairie dogs, Canada geese in Lawton

Improvement projects planned for multiple Lawton parks

2 Lawton audits completed, 1 to go; Chickasha still behind

Chickasha Council filing period Feb. 3-5, election April 1

Former landfill site leased for another year

US Labor Dept. recovers $72K in wages, damages from Lawton sod farm owner

Safety improvements authorized by state Transportation Commission

State to sell bonds to produce $500M for 3 transportation projects

Comanche, Stephens counties get perfect score on OTC audit

Historic Medicine Park bridge to be replaced

Sanitizer fires are not uncommon

Blessed Chickasha Collective sues Bordwine who sues Latitude Liquids

4e Brands picked Latitude Liquids for disposal of adulterated sanitizer

DEQ ‘emergency’ application for injunction still pending after 2 years

Oklahoma City woman gets 2-year sentence for Covid relief loan fraud

Agreement slashes PSO rate hike application by almost half, to $119.5M

2 ex-employees of Hulbert schools admit stealing federal program funds

Bank, credit union boards approve 70% reduction in assessments

DEQ issues another Violation Notice to Lawton over WWTP

Chickasha City Hall getting updated software, A/V system

26 illegals in Oklahoma are potential candidates for Trump’s deportation order

Shortage of court reporters affecting regulators, district courts

Love County ex-treasurer pleads guilty to 7 embezzlement charges

Council hears explanation for malfunction of storm sirens

Water lines to be installed under railroad tracks in Chickasha

Supreme Court rules state regulators erred in suspending franchise fees

Goats, sheep employed in weed control

Carpentry and electrician unions support Kiamichi hydropower project

Hydropower plant on Kiamichi River ‘would be a blight and a nuisance’

SEOPC proposed hydropower project on Kiamichi River opposed by Choctaw and Pushmataha county commissioners, Hugo city manager

Myriad environmental, ecological issues at stake in SEOPC decision