ADA, OKLAHOMA (May 22, 2020) – Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby said all Chickasaw Nation gaming facilities will open at 25 percent of capacity 8 a.m. Wednesday, May 27.
Sulphur High School’s honor graduates, above, will bid the school and staff farewell on June 5 at the annual commencement exercises at Agee Field. The honor students are, from left, front row, Jennifer Uglade, Abby Beck, Kylee Jay, Katee Waters, Kirby Snow, Faith Howe, Madison Wilkerson, Jaden Fylstra; back row, Kylan Couch, Faith Haines, Iris Gonzalez, Cedon Harazda, Haylie Poulin, TJ Moore, Juliana Allison and Kady Lynch. Not pictured is Payton James. PHOTO BY LISA WATSON
Zachary Boldt is Sulphur’s latest candidate for the Eagle Scout rank - the highest earned rank in Boy Scouting. He is shown beside his Eagle project - a new sign for the Veterans Park on West Broadway in Sulphur. Boldt is a scout with Sulphur Troop 160. PHOTO BY JAY LAXTON
Sulphur Boy Scout Zachary Boldt recently completed his Eagle Scout project here. Zach was assisted by members of Sulphur Troop 160. The team worked on Saturday, May 9 installing a new metal sign at the Veterans Memorial Park on Broadway at W. 11th Street.
Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby today announced that Chickasaw Nation businesses and offices already closed to help mitigate the spread of coronavirus will remain closed through May 29.
Murray County Commissioners approved a measure at the regular weekly meeting on Monday to re-open public access to the Murray County Courthouse effective immediately. The board said each elected official can decide how best to accommodate visitors to their offices in compliance with social distancing and other state mandates.
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