News
Cedon Harazda Ward 2 Incumbent
The youngest-ever person to serve on the Sulphur City Council and a two-term veteran will each be up for re-election when the filing period opens February 1 for Wards 2 and 4.
Cheer Up! Oklahoma appears to be making significant progress in the battle against COVID-19.
By Mike West
Christie Pittman
Longtime Murray County Court Clerk, Christie Pittman, will be leaving that post as of February 1, 2021.
Sports
Sulphur senior forward TJ Todd, left, looks for an opening on the baseline as Sulphur went against the host Byng Pirates in last weekend’s tournament PHOTO BY SABRINA DUCK
The Sulphur boys had their best week yet, winning three of four games and finishing as the runner up in the Byng Winter Classic.
By Whitt Carter
ABOVE LEFT: Lady Bulldog guard Brinn Flood, left, drives to the basket against a Stratford defender in last week’s Byng tournament. PHOTOS BY SABRINA DUCK
It was a tough week for the Lady Dogs, as they finished 4th in the Byng Winter Classic, but lost both games after getting a bye in the opening round.
By Whitt Carter
Sulphur’s state champion powerlifting team, above, didn’t miss a beat at their first competition of the season last Friday at Dickson, winning easily by 31 points. Three Bulldogs, Luke, Reynolds, Brayden Standifer and Braxton Sanford, all had first place winning efforts. PHOTOS BY LISA WATSON
The Dogs picked up where they left off last year, winning the first powerlifting meet of the year last Friday at Dickson.
By Whitt Carter
Sulphur Times-Democrat
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