News
ABOVE: A patio cover on this home on West 14th Street in Sulphur was folded up and blown on top of a storage barn during last Thursday’s severe storm.
If it could be blown over, blown around or blown away, there was a good chance that happened last Thursday when a whopper of severe thunderstorm struck Murray County.
Sulphur senior Hannah Holder, right, presents a $12,000 check to Shannon Muck, elementary school principal, on Monday. Holder raised the money in three-month period from donations by local and area businesses and individuals. The money will be used to pay students’ enrollment fees.
A very ambitious and compassionate Sulphur High School senior took on a challenge most adults would not even attempt.
Sulphur Public School officials are pulling out all the stops to try to ensure a safe in-person learning environment for students this fall.
Obituaries
David Ray Ashford was born May 15, 1950 in Lindsay, to the late Orvil Lee and Peggy Sue (Lee) Ashford.
Patricia Lynn (Gordon) Eddy was born June 6, 1959 in Oklahoma City to the late Jack Allen Gordon and Billye Frances Smith.
Sister Margaret Leota Holcomb Anderson went to be with our Lord and Savior on Sunday, August 2, 2020 at her home in Prairie View, Okla., at the age of 88 years, 11 months and 28 days.
Sports
Football season is right around the corner, as practice will start on Monday and the season begins in three weeks.
By Whitt Carter
Ally Dixon, left photo, and Kinlee Duck, right photo, make solid contact with these pitches as the local girls scrimmaged Konawa last week.
The Sulphur softball season begins on Monday, as the Lady Dogs look to make another trip to the state tournament this fall.
By Whitt Carter
The Black Dragon Karate School, of Sulphur, held a belt testing on July 16, with four students of Shotokan Style.
Sulphur Times-Democrat
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