Sulphur High School’s 2021 graduating seniors throw their caps high into the sky as fireworks burst overhead at the end of last Friday night’s commencement ceremony at Agee Field.
Murray County voters last Tuesday put their stamp of approval on a 10-year extension of a one-cent sales tax that helps fund 22 entities and organizations.
Andy Freeman
Following a very short, seven-minute, executive session, Sulphur City Council members reconvened and approved the re-employment of City Manager Andy Freeman.
Sulphur firefighters responded to a structure fire on Friday, May 7 at approximately 2:00 p.m. at 1212 West Wyandotte. The area is one-half block south of Broadway in an alleyway just of of West 12th Street in Sulphur.
These Sulphur High School students will graduate with academic honors when commencement exercises get underway at at 8:00 p.m. on Friday, May 14 at Agee Field. They are, from left, front row, Hannah Holder, Kinlee Duck, Payton McClure, Harley Jacobs, Kareena Patel, Jaidyn Vallandingham; back row, Emilee Handy, Sage Borders, Kolbe Madron, Cole Hammond, John Vaughn, Matthew Wells, Paisley Runyan, Kyrtleigh Snow, Harley Beesley and Katy Whitfield. PHOTO BY LISA WATSON
Eighty-six Sulphur High School seniors will cross the stage this Friday at 8:00 p.m. in commencement exercises at Agee Field.
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