A colorful float sponsored by Arbuckle Memorial Hospital in 2014 honors Veterans during that year’s annual parade through Sulphur.
Sulphur and Murray County will honor America’s Military Services on Friday, Nov. 10 with the annual Veteran’s Day Parade.
One man died and two others were injured in a two-vehicle accident on U.S. 177 early Monday. It happened just north of Seven Sisters Hills Rd., in Carter County, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
A massive law enforcement presence descended on Southern Oklahoma and I-35 near Davis last Wednesday through the weekend after a shootout occurred when a Cleveland County officer stopped a fleeing suspect. The officer was wounded in an ensuing shootout and a man sitting in a nearby truck was killed by a stray bullet, reports said. The suspect fled on foot and remains at large as of presstime Wednesday. Shown above are numerous law enforcement and related vehicles on Rupee Rd. in Garvin County where the shootout occurred. PHOTO COURTESY MURRAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
Officer Wounded, Bystander Killed As Gunfire Erupts Off I-35
After months and months and thousands of dollars, the fuel system the Sulphur Municipal Airport is still not close to being operational.
PHOTO BY SABRINA DUCK
Sulphur High School senior Kinzie Adkison was crowned homecoming queen during ceremonies last Friday night prior to the Sulphur-Pauls Valley football game. She is the daughter of Kevin and Rosanna Adkison.
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