Sulphur Times-Democrat

Pads are popping and the weather has been quite cooperative for the first week of football practice. The Dogs started last week and have had a good run of practices, according to head coach Jim Dixon. “Things have been going pretty well,” Dixon said...

Girls Fast Out Of The Gate With 2-0 Start

The Sulphur Lady Bulldogs got off to a hot start last week, as they opened the season with an 11-8 win over Byng on Tuesday. Sulphur followed that up with an 18-8 drubbing of Plainview on Monday night, moving their record to 2-0 on the young season...

Construction Projects Continue At Schools

The Sulphur Public Schools Board handled mostly housekeeping items on their agenda at their regular meeting Monday, August 7. They also heard current updates on various construction projects at the schools and other changes happening in the new...

First Donation Made In ‘Lunch 4 Life’ School Program

Raylee Stonecipher, 10, is on a roll. She just made her first money contribution to the Sulphur Public Schools in her new Lunch 4 Life school lunch program. She presented a check for $250 to Superintendent Gary Jones on Monday, August 14. The...

One Dead, 3 Injured In Area Crash

A man died and three others were injured last Wednesday when an SUV struck a farm implement, 1.3 miles west of Mill Creek, on Old Mill Creek Rd., according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Killed in the accident was Ronnie A. Hearrell, 20, Mill Creek...

Vendome Well And Fountain Are Reopened

Repairs to Vendome Well have been completed. The fountain has been turned on and visitors are welcome to visit the well and drink the water, according to Chickasaw National Recreation Area officials. Repairs to the well included those to the basin,...

News

Construction Projects Continue At Schools

The Sulphur Public Schools Board handled mostly housekeeping items on their agenda at their regular meeting Monday, August 7.

By Mike West

First Donation Made In ‘Lunch 4 Life’ School Program

Raylee Stonecipher, 10, is on a roll. She just made her first money contribution to the Sulphur Public Schools in her new Lunch 4 Life school lunch program.

By Mike West

One Dead, 3 Injured In Area Crash

A man died and three others were injured last Wednesday when an SUV struck a farm implement, 1.3 miles west of Mill Creek, on Old Mill Creek Rd., according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

Opinion

Memories Of R.L. Janeway

This Indian Pioneer Paper was recorded by W.P.A. fieldworker Maurice Anderson on May 31, 1937.

By Dennis Muncrief

North Korea’s Threats

For decades, the United States has grappled with the unpredictable and dangerous regime of the Kim family, from Kim Jong-il to Kim Jong-un.

By Congressman Tom Cole

Reaffirming American Strength Through Sanctions

In recent years, the geopolitical landscape has dramatically shifted, with past threats reemerging.

By Congressman Tom Cole

Sports

Dogs Prep For Scrimmage

Pads are popping and the weather has been quite cooperative for the first week of football practice.

By Whitt Carter

Girls Fast Out Of The Gate With 2-0 Start

The Sulphur Lady Bulldogs got off to a hot start last week, as they opened the season with an 11-8 win over Byng on Tuesday.

By Whitt Carter

Murray County Bash Softball Meet Set In Sulphur, Davis Aug. 17-19

Sulphur and Davis will play host to the Murray County Bash softball tournament which begins a three-day run on Thursday, Aug. 17. Eleven teams will compete for the title.

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