Sulphur Times-Democrat

PHOTO BY DEJAY ARMS

Sulphur’s rejuvenated baseball team advanced to the regional tournament in April after winning the district meet.

A YEAR TO REMEMBER

It was a tremendous year for Sulphur athletics, as many boys and girls sports finished among the state’s best and there were plenty of high notes. From academic state championships to team state tournament appearances to individual honors to several...

Gov. Bill Anoatubby

Gov. Anoatubby Given A New Term

Chickasaw Nation Gov. Bill Anoatubby was given a new fouryear term of office as head of the 68,000-member tribe and it will be a special one for the 73-yearold who has been governor since 1987. Anoatubby won re-election last week after filing...

Powerful winds last Sunday wrecked havoc on a number of locations in southern and southwestern Murray County including this home on Chickasaw Trail and Primrose Lane where a tree fell across the corner of the structure.

At left, in inset, this huge tree was uprooted by the strong blast wind, also on Chickasaw Trail.

A number of other county areas also sustained damage during the storm, according to Mark Woodell, Murray County Emergency Management director.

The storm came through Murray County just after 10:00 a.m. with a strong line of heavy to severe storms that produced heavy rain and winds in excess of 50 miles per hour.

Storm Uproots Trees, Damages Buildings

A powerful thunderstorm spawned by a fast-moving cold front on Sunday damaged several buildings and uprooted large trees in areas southwest of Sulphur. According to Murray County Emergency Management Director Mark Woodell, the hardest hit areas were...

Children Enjoy Sulphur Splash Pad

Splash Time Sulphur children frolic in the cool spray of the Woodruff Street splash pad as summer temperatures began arriving here in the last several weeks.The splash pad is a popular attraction throughout the summer as kids enjoy its cool spray...

PHOTO BY MIKE WEST

Aylissa Marion shows her Best of Show Award winning photograph during the Photo Show Awards Reception Sunday, June 2 at the Jean Carr Gallery downtown. That day, she was presented with $100 for the top show award. She also won ribbons in her photo’s Landscape category.

Local Artist Group’s Photo Show Closes With Awards Reception

This year’s Adult Photography Show was deemed a big success. The show closed on Sunday, June 2 with an Awards Reception at the Jean Carr Gallery in downtown Sulphur. The Artists of the Arbuckles local group sponsors the annual show. Their Vice...

PHOTO BY SABRINA DUCK

Sulphur running back and linebacker, Logan Smith, left, in last year’s state title game against Heritage Hall, will be among several Bulldog players who will be in the forefront of this year’s squad when they begin the 2019 season in August.

Dogs End Spring Drills, Prep For Fall

The last time the Sulphur Bulldogs strapped on the chinstraps and laced up the cleats, things did not go as planned. Sulphur was beaten badly in the Class 3AState Championship by Heritage Hall in December of last year, finishing just short of the...

News

Gov. Bill Anoatubby

Gov. Anoatubby Given A New Term

Chickasaw Nation Gov. Bill Anoatubby was given a new fouryear term of office as head of the 68,000-member tribe and it will be a special one for the 73-yearold who has been governor since 1987.

Powerful winds last Sunday wrecked havoc on a number of locations in southern and southwestern Murray County including this home on Chickasaw Trail and Primrose Lane where a tree fell across the corner of the structure.

At left, in inset, this huge tree was uprooted by the strong blast wind, also on Chickasaw Trail.

A number of other county areas also sustained damage during the storm, according to Mark Woodell, Murray County Emergency Management director.

The storm came through Murray County just after 10:00 a.m. with a strong line of heavy to severe storms that produced heavy rain and winds in excess of 50 miles per hour.

Storm Uproots Trees, Damages Buildings

A powerful thunderstorm spawned by a fast-moving cold front on Sunday damaged several buildings and uprooted large trees in areas southwest of Sulphur.

City Council Ends Economic Development Contract

Sulphur City Council members took action Monday night at their regular monthly meeting to end the city involvement with Retail Attractions.

Obituaries

Katherine Gallegos

Funeral services for Katherine Gallegos, 63, Mill Creek, will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, June 14 at the Sulphur United Methodist Church with Rev. Jim Shepherd and Rev.