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An employee of the Chickasha Public Works Department makes repairs on a broken water line. SHAE MORTIMER | CITY OF CHICKASHA
Chickasha requests more money for water line improvement project
From the left, Sherene Williams, president of the Lawton branch of the NAACP, and Oklahoma Coalition Against People Abuse founder Michael Washington listen as Quadry Sanders’ mother, Mina Woods, speaks during a press conference June 15 at Lawton City Hall. Woods urged the city to uphold its decision to fire former police officers Robert Hinkle and Nathan Ronan, who have been charged with first-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of Quadry Sanders. ERIC SWANSON | SOUTHWEST LEDGER
City to appeal order reinstating former police officers
Lawton receives $50M loan for drought relief
Oklahoma has huge ‘oversupply’ of marijuana
Olivia Oxley The weight of approximately 91,500 pennies – about 500 pounds – caused the wheels of Andreas Flaten’s wheelbarrow to collapse.