News

The Show Must Go On!

The 18th annual Health Fair at Arbuckle Memorial Hospital resembled a community “block party” as the event moved indoors during a torrential downpour. On Saturday, Oct.

By Mike West

Weather Woes

tornado sighted west of Davis Sunday began a stretch of multiple tornado touchdowns in Oklahoma, including one in Fairfax later Sunday, eight in central Oklahoma and several sightings in Tulsa on T

State Leaders Tour OSD Campus

“Bridges” was the theme for the Oklahoma School for the Deaf’s open house from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Friday, September 28.

Opinion

Ensuring Lasting Benefits from Tax Reform

Since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was passed by Congress and signed into law by the president, the country has undoubtedly been better off as a result.

By Congressman Tom Cole

Memories Of Joe Davis

This oral history was recorded by W.P.A. field writer Maurice Anderson on March 30, 1937.

By Dennis Muncrief

Memories Of Mrs. J.B. Wilson

I was born in 1861 in Texas. Father was Charley Worley and mother was Martha Criner, both born in Tennesse. I came to the Indian Territory with my father and mother in 1873.

By Dennis Muncrief

Sports

Bulldogs Win Crucial Game

The Sulphur Bulldogs charge out onto the field last Friday and took a big step toward the Class 3A-2 district championship with a win over Plainview.

Bulldog Player Of The Week

Sulphur’s Trevor Scott was named Player of the Week for his effort in the Bulldog’s 27-6 win over the Plainview Indians in last Friday’s crucial district win.

SHS Cross Country Teams Headed To State

For the first time since 2004, both the girls and boys cross country teams are headed to state.

By Whitt Carter

Sulphur Times-Democrat

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