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COVID- 19 pandemic closes Comanche complex

News Staff
Thursday, July 2, 2020
Because of the continued spread of COVID-19, the Comanche Nation Tribal Complex is closed through July 13. Comanche Nation Chairman William Nelson announced the closure in a statement published Wednesday by the tribe’s newspaper.
Real estate and multi-family properties in Savin Hill, Mass.

Real estate and multi-family properties in Savin Hill, Mass.

FHFA extends tenant protection for multifamily property owners

News Staff
Thursday, July 2, 2020
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (“the Enterprises”) are allowing servicers to extend forbearance agreements for multifamily property owners with existing forbearance agreements for up to three more months, for a total forbearance of up to six months.
Ledger photo by Mark Potter Mandy Davis is the executive director of Great Plains Country, the organization which promotes the tourist attractions found in 14 Southwestern Oklahoma counties.

Ledger photo by Mark Potter Mandy Davis is the executive director of Great Plains Country, the organization which promotes the tourist attractions found in 14 Southwestern Oklahoma counties.

Great Plains Country Director seeks to bolster tourism

News Staff
Thursday, July 2, 2020
FREDERICK – She considers southwest Oklahoma to be one of the greatest secrets anywhere – but she wants to change all that to bolster the area’s tourism by attracting more visitors.
Identity Theft

Identity Theft

District employees’ IDs stolen as part of mass fraud scheme

Michael Kinney
Thursday, July 2, 2020
LAWTON – Kevin Hime, the newly hired superintendent of Lawton Public Schools, arrived in December and hasn’t really had time to get to know his new surroundings due to the COVID-19 shutdowns. He spent the previous nine years as the superintendent of the Clinton School District.
Candidates supported by the Ekklesia of Oklahoma bombed at the polls.

Candidates supported by the Ekklesia of Oklahoma bombed at the polls.

Ekklesia election effort falters at finish

Michael Carrier
Thursday, July 2, 2020
An effort to elect nearly 20 Republican candidates across Oklahoma by a group that some have labeled a cult disintegrated during Tuesday’s primary election night with only one of the religious band’s known contenders making it as far as a runoff election.
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