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Lawton approves new distribution center agreement

No ‘Taj Mahal’ splash pads, council advises

Community service in lieu of fines or jail

County approves ARPA grant for Faxon water system upgrades

Sewer line projects underway throughout Lawton

Veloz pens winning essay in DAR citizenship contest

Southwest Oklahoma Legislative Update State Senate

Don’t be fooled by Daylight Saving Time bill

Southwest Oklahoma Legislative Update House of Representatives

Two Lawtonians guilty in murder of woman found in refuge

Cache school board receives letters advising teacher dismissal

Rock-n-Rumble car show to honor longtime city employee

Zumwalt withdraws from governor’s Cabinet, continues at Tourism Dept.

Authority approves request for sales tax withdrawal

Duncan accepts bid to restore underground power lines

Burger awarded lifetime achievement honor

Energy/Business Briefs

Manufacturing slumped again in Oklahoma, other states

Chesapeake moves ahead with annual shareholders meeting

House members move against Biden’s anti-gas car regulations

Oklahoma rigs remains steady while nation’s count dropped 6

Stitt, other GOP governors ask Biden to lift LNG freeze

Lessons learned after disasters strike

April Cattle on Feed Report marks decrease in placements, marketing

Oklahoma Wheat Commission gives wheat crop update

Heifer retention reflected in Cattle on Feed Report

In the Midst of the Storm

OCA addresses beef industry issues in Washington

Cattle Groups React to EID Mandate

Animal Disease Traceability to Go Electronic by End of 2024

Veterans at the tip of employers’ fingers

Price-gouging law in effect for Cotton County

Westwin Elements: air emissions low, job creation high

Mayor proposes extending PROPEL CIP tax for 6 more years

The Failure of the Arab Spring Reviewing Morbid Symptoms: Relapse in The Arab Uprising

Challenges against 2 Comanche County sheriff candidates fail

McEntire, Morcom awarded at Duncan Chamber Banquet

Town’s End Brewing Co. opening soon in downtown Chickasha

Cursive writing may become new law

Medicine Park to prepare scope for Town Hall renovation project