Mike W. Ray Staff Writer

Recent Stories

Cotton Co. Commissioner Woods ordered to trial for embezzlement

Agents intercept truckloads of marijuana headed out of state; 13 Asians indicted in federal court

Filming of movie in Chickasha suspended because of strike

Lawton, Comanche receive ARPA grants to repair dams

One lawsuit against McCurtain Co. Jail Trust dismissed, another still active

Summit resumes disconnections, late fees

Chickasha police paying bonuses to applicants

Ten Soldiers become United States citizens

Water Board OKs $72M Chickasha loan; City talking to Chickasaws about water

Weeds, blocked crossings a concern to city council

Swimming pool to be evaluated

Chickasha budget for FY ’24 conservative

Job growth continues, unemployment remains low

Biggest banks pass stress test, but midsize banks are at risk

Three plead guilty to ATM ‘jackpotting’

Ex-legislator convicted of manslaughter

Former Idabel jail employee charged with sexual battery

Lawsuit filed over new medical marijuana licensing fees

Vintage BBQ sign to hang in Savoy

Renovation of Savoy Hotel progressing

Chickasha’s Industrial Authority, Economic Development Council approve amended contract

Election audits show accuracy of Oklahoma’s voting system

International criminals attracted to Oklahoma

Grant underwrites mental health service for police officers

Filming of movie in Chickasha extended for 2 more weeks

Contractor to rehabilitate Chickasha airport runway

Portion of Visitor Center to be sublet for retail sales

Contract awarded to repair storm-damaged intersection

Chickasha requests more money for water line improvement project

Oklahoma has huge ‘oversupply’ of marijuana

Repair shop owner who owed $915 paid ex-worker his wages in pennies

Maj. Gen. Kamper fired as Fort. Sill commander

Newalla couple faces 59 felony cockfighting charges

Okla. Senate shelves legislation to lower cockfighting penalty

Federal well-plugging program now underway in Oklahoma

Government greed found in tax sale, SCOTUS rules

Corporation Commission vacating Thorpe Bldg. for $70M renovation

Book examines town’s lynch-mob murders

Chickasha to acknowledge 1930 lynching

Chickasha’s Community Alliance: Helping people help themselves