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Tillman County Sheriff Ingram dies after wreck

Tres Savage Nondoc
Tuesday, June 18, 2024
Tillman County Sheriff William “Bill” Ingram died following a motorcycle wreck late Saturday night.“I can confirm Bill Ingram passed away last night after being transported to OU Medical (Center) for injuries sustained after a motorcycle crash,” saidTillman County Undersheriff Michael Ebner.
This is a pile of signs and signs that were ripped out of the ground and dumped at the side of Six Mile Road in Stephens County last month. Haley Curtsinger

This is a pile of signs and signs that were ripped out of the ground and dumped at the side of Six Mile Road in Stephens County last month. Haley Curtsinger

Road, street signs a popular target of thieves

Mike W. Ray Southwest Ledger
Tuesday, June 18, 2024
Apparently the summer vacation mischief is underway in southwest Oklahoma.Thefts of several street and traffic control signs have been reported in Comanche and Stephens counties lately.Sign theft is “a recurring problem” in Lawton, said Caitlin Gatlin, the city’s communications manager.
Fort Sill and Lawton celebrated the U.S. Army’s 249th birthday on June 14 with a live fire cannon demonstration and a customary cake-cutting by the oldest and youngest soldiers at the post wielding cavalry sabers. Veterans, active-duty Soldiers, civilians, city leaders, Native Americans, children and senior citizens attended the event. The U.S. Army was established by the Second Continental Congress on June 14, 1775. Fort Sill Public Affairs

Fort Sill and Lawton celebrated the U.S. Army’s 249th birthday on June 14 with a live fire cannon demonstration and a customary cake-cutting by the oldest and youngest soldiers at the post wielding cavalry sabers. Veterans, active-duty Soldiers, civilians, city leaders, Native Americans, children and senior citizens attended the event. The U.S. Army was established by the Second Continental Congress on June 14, 1775. Fort Sill Public Affairs

Fort Sill and Lawton celebrated the U.S. Army’s 249th birthday on June 14

News Staff
Tuesday, June 18, 2024
Fort Sill and Lawton celebrated the U.S. Army’s 249th birthday on June 14 with a live fire cannon demonstration and a customary cake-cutting by the oldest and youngest soldiers at the post wielding cavalry sabers.

Duncan voters to consider 2 ballot measures

News Staff
Tuesday, June 11, 2024
From staff reports Duncan voters will consider two ballot proposals when they go to the polls this month. One proposal would extend the city’s sales tax for infrastructure improvements and economic- development projects for another five years.The second proposal would renew Public Service Co.

Early voting starts June 13

News Staff
Tuesday, June 11, 2024
From staff reports Early voting starts June 13 and is open to all Comanche County voters, Comanche County Election Board Secretary Amy Sims said in a news release.“You do not need to provide an excuse to vote early,” she said.
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