Citizens Air Out Complaints At Sulphur City Council Meeting
Thu, 10/13/2022 - 12:00am
Sulphur Council members heard from several concerned citizens in the regular monthly meeting Monday night.
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Two Hurt In I-35 Crash; Lindsay Teen Killed In Garvin County Accident
Thu, 10/13/2022 - 12:00am
Two people, including a Sulphur man, were injured in a crash on I-35 in Carter County last week, and a Lindsay teen was killed in a two-vehicle collision in Garvin County on Sunday, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
Voter Registration Deadline Approaches
Thu, 10/13/2022 - 12:00am
Friday, October 14, is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the November 8 General Election, Murray County Election Board Secretary Tommie Grimes said today.
A student performs push-ups during last Wednesday’s Career Fair at Sulphur High School while a military representative, right, looks on. The student was checking to determine how many push-ups he could do.
Hundreds Attend School’s 2nd Annual Career Fair
Thu, 10/06/2022 - 12:00am
The second annual Career Fair for Sulphur High School students was held last Wednesday. Coordinator of the event, Lana Campbell , FACS teacher, said “My main goal with the career fair is to expose students to various careers in and around Murray County that will hopefully encourage students to come back to Sulphur after they graduate to live and raise their families. I also hope that it will make students start thinking about and forming a plan for what they want to do after high school.”
Amera Garner, a senior, fifth from left, was crowned the 2022 Sulphur High School football queen in ceremonies last Friday evening prior to the Sulphur-Douglas football game. Performing the crowning honor was senior Cache Barrett, to her right. Pictured in the ceremony are, from left, freshman Madelyn McClure, escorted by senior Ben McGill; junior Ella Billings, escorted by senior Quince Borders; queen Amera Garner and king Cache Barrett; and sophomore candidate Reagan Watson, escorted by senior Daniel Amaya. Serving as this year’s flower girl and crown bearer, in front, were Maggie Johnson, daughter of Boone and Lauren Johnson and Eduardo Amaya, son of Daniel and Maria Amaya. PHOTO BY SABRINA DUCK
The third place winning float in the homecoming parade was Toy Story, from the junior class. PHOTO BY SABRINA DUCK
The second place winning flat was Wizard Of Oz, produced by the sophomore class. PHOTO BY SABRINA DUCK
One of the featured floats in this year’s Sulphur High School homecoming parade was Grease, sponsored by Arbuckle Memorial Hospital.
Members of the Spirit of Sulphur Marching Band lead off the downtown homecoming parade last Friday.
Amera Garner Reigns As SHS Queen
Thu, 10/06/2022 - 12:00am
Amera Garner Reigns As SHS Queen