OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Mike Hunter filed a motion requesting the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals to rehear the state’s case against Shaun Bosse, a non-Indian who murdered a Chickasaw family, after the court ruled the state did not have jurisdiction to prosecute him due to the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in McGirt v. Oklahoma.
With the arrival of warmer weather, Red Bud trees in this area are now in full bloom with brilliant hues including these in the Chickasaw Nation’s pocket park in downtown Sulphur. Temperatures are finally expected to reach into the 80s this week, according to weather officials, but there was a critical fire weather alert for Tuesday with elevated conditions forecast for Wednesday and Thursday.
An important election for Murray County voters is just over a month away.
An area man is being held on a $1 million bond after allegedly discharging a firearm into the residence of his ex-girlfriend, according to a Murray County Sheriff’s Office report.
TOP PHOTO: “Iowa Stubborn” Dick Terry, Sarah Gonzales, Emily Barker, Shine Hargis, Heaven Moreno, Kenley Rogers, Virginia Landtroop, Michael Wright and Aubrey Sartors, from left, all join in singing during last week’s Sulphur Vocal Department’s, “The Music Man.” PHOTOS BY SABRINA DUCK
PHOTO AT RIGHT: Virginia Landtroop, Sarah Gonzales, Cade Claggett and Aubrey Sartors, from left, act out a scene in the production of “The Music Man” last week.
Meredith Willson’s musical “The Music Man” was performed by the Sulphur Vocal Department this last weekend. The show was under the direction of Mrs. Paula Scott and assisted by Mrs. Jennie Baker. The cast and crew included students from 1st – 12th grade along with a few teachers and community member.
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