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From the left, Cache City Clerk/Treasurer Rhoda Thomas and Councilman Flint Runyan, Councilman Ken Lyon, Mayor Scott Brown, Councilman Steve Red Elk and Councilman Mark Hill Sr. hear a discussion during the council’s June 12 meeting. The council did not act on a proposal to eliminate the city’s fee for fireworks permits. ERIC SWANSON | SOUTHWEST LEDGER

From the left, Cache City Clerk/Treasurer Rhoda Thomas and Councilman Flint Runyan, Councilman Ken Lyon, Mayor Scott Brown, Councilman Steve Red Elk and Councilman Mark Hill Sr. hear a discussion during the council’s June 12 meeting. The council did not act on a proposal to eliminate the city’s fee for fireworks permits. ERIC SWANSON | SOUTHWEST LEDGER

Cache to retain fee for fireworks permits

Eric Swanson
Tuesday, June 20, 2023
CACHE — Cache’s fee for fireworks permits will remain in place. The Cache City Council debated whether to abolish the fee June 12 but did not take action, leaving the fee intact.
From the left, Cache City Clerk/Treasurer speaks with Cache City Councilman Flint Runyan while Councilman Ken Lyon and Mayor Scott Brown prepare for the council’s April 10 meeting. The council voted to take no action on an executive search agreement with Oklahoma Municipal Management Services for recruiting a new police chief. ERIC SWANSON | SOUTHWEST LEDGER

From the left, Cache City Clerk/Treasurer speaks with Cache City Councilman Flint Runyan while Councilman Ken Lyon and Mayor Scott Brown prepare for the council’s April 10 meeting. The council voted to take no action on an executive search agreement with Oklahoma Municipal Management Services for recruiting a new police chief. ERIC SWANSON | SOUTHWEST LEDGER

Cache looking for new police chief

Eric Swanson
Monday, April 17, 2023
CACHE — Cache is starting the search for a new police chief to replace outgoing Police Chief Rickey Snider, who resigned earlier this month. The Cache City Council voted unanimously April 10 to accept Snider’s resignation and appoint Zachariah Phelps as interim police chief.
Mandy Martine-Ralston, shop manager of the Quilt N Bee store in Cache, poses next to a display of materials Tuesday at the store. Quilt N Bee has free kits and patterns available for people who would like to make pillowcases for foster children in need. Eric Swanson/Ledger photo

Mandy Martine-Ralston, shop manager of the Quilt N Bee store in Cache, poses next to a display of materials Tuesday at the store. Quilt N Bee has free kits and patterns available for people who would like to make pillowcases for foster children in need. Eric Swanson/Ledger photo

Quilt shop starts program to help foster children

Eric Swanson
Thursday, December 2, 2021
CACHE  – Mandy Martine-Ralston still remembers the day when her family adopted her sister and four other children, who were carrying trash bags that held their belongings. “Even as a small child, I noticed that that was, to me, a little sad,” Martine-Ralston said Tuesday.
Photo by Chris Martin While the STEDI plan’s proposed increment districts lie within the Lawton city limits, some are also within the boundaries of the Cache School District.

Photo by Chris Martin While the STEDI plan’s proposed increment districts lie within the Lawton city limits, some are also within the boundaries of the Cache School District.

Lawton announces incentive plan to attract businesses

Curtis Awbrey – Editor
Monday, November 18, 2019
LAWTON - City officials recently revealed a plan designed to innovate and sustain one established business that could also attract new non-retail entities to Lawton.
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