Exercise Your Right, Vote In Next Tuesday’s General Election
Voters in Oklahoma and Murray County will have clear choices when they head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 8.
Noble family members, Jeff and Lindsey Brummett with their children Ruby and Abe, at right, show off a 1981 Sulphur High School class ring they found at Arbuckle Lake recently and were able to find the owner, former Sulphurite, DavidWade, who is pictured with his wife, Kristi, top.
In the center is the ring that was found and returned.
Above, is a letter a Noble family sent to former Sulphur residents and SHS grads, David and Kristi Wade, after finding David Wade’s 1981 class ring at Arbuckle Lake recently.
Family Fishing On Arbuckle Lake Finds SHS Grad’s 1981 Class Ring
A parched Murray County received a generous amount of rain Monday and Tuesday, but more will be needed to dent the extreme drought conditions much of southern Oklahoma has experienced since June. As of early Tuesday, about 2.90 inches of rain fell at the Oklahoma Mesonet site, just north of Sulphur. All total, Sulphur has had just 20.60 inches of rain this year and only 2.34 in the last 90 days prior to this week’s total. For a perspective on this year’s drought, the area received almost 38 inches of rain last year.
An official commemorative poster honors the U.S. Air Force’s 75th birthday in 2022. The Air Force is the theme for the Veterans Day Parade in Sulphur on Friday, Nov. 11.
Parade Set On Friday, Nov. 11
The City of Sulphur will hold its Halloween Trick-or-Treat night this Monday, Oct. 31. The Sulphur council recently set that date (the official Halloween night) as the date for Sulphur kids to enjoy the festivities.
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