News

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.

A Crowning Achievement

LEFT PHOTO: Senior Trey Kiser, left, crowns Lily Borders as the new Sulphur High School football homecoming queen in ceremonies last Friday evening.

Opinion

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

Serving Those Who Served Us

This past legislative session I authored SB1053.

By Sen. Frank Simpson

Responsibly Funding American Priorities

Last week, Congress responsibly fulfilled its most fundamental duty to the American people by funding some of the nation’s most critical and pressing needs.

By Congressman Tom Cole

Sports

Dogs Roll Over LG, 56-16

It was another dominant performance for the Sulphur Bulldogs last Friday night, as they dismantled Lone Grove in a 56-16 win. The No.

By Whitt Carter

Girls Come Up One Game Short In State Bid

The Sulphur Lady Bulldogs season came to an end last weekend, as they fell to Newcastle in the regional tournament.

By Whitt Carter

Bulldog Players Of The Week

Sulphur’s Cole Johnson and Logan Smith were named Players of the Week for their effort in the Bulldog’s 55-7 win over the Purcell Dragons last Friday.

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