Two women died on Monday, March 2 in accidents on Interstate 35, one near Wayne, in McClain County, and the other near Thackerville, in Love County, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
Sulphur and area businesses joined with Oklahoma School for the Deaf officials to dedicate a community garden as a way to show students the benefits of growing vegetables. The ceremony was held Feb. 19 at the school with school officials and community members pictured.
Susan Bergen, of Bergen Ranch in Sulphur, joined with the Oklahoma School for the Deaf, Allete Clean Energy, Wanzek Construction, Stillwater Milling, BancFirst Sulphur, and Bergen Ranch employees in the dedication of a garden on the school campus. The ceremony was held on Wednesday, February 19.
Derrick Priddy Ward 1 Councilman-elect
Cedon Harazda Ward 2 Councilman-elect
Darrell Cole Ward 3 Councilman-elect
Dan Gordon Ward 5 Councilman-elect
A Sulphur High School senior and a retired teacher and coach are among four to file unopposed for city council seats after last week’s three-day filing period, according to the Murray County Election Board Secretary Tommie Grimes.
LEFT: Murray County Assessor, Scott Kirby, right, is congratulated by Blake Lynch, president of the Murray County Livestock Show committee, during a presentation at the conclusion of the show last Saturday. Kirby is a longtime supporter of the show and serves as announcer.
This microscopic viral particle is at the core of the concerns over the emerging coronavirus outbreak. The virus has spread from its origins in China to several countries including the U.S.
Government officials and agencies are expressing alarm about a virus that is evolving rapidly worldwide. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a recent report on the evolution and spread of the virus, considering it to be a potential public health threat.
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