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.
Friday, June 5th, is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the June 30th Primary and Special Elections, Murray County Election Board Secretary Tommie Grimes said today.
Graduating seniors at Sulphur High School are honored in a group photo poster outside Sulphur City Hall. The sign was installed by city staff. Graduation ceremonies for the 97 seniors is scheduled June 5. PHOTO BY MIKE WEST
Due to COVID-19, many schools in the state and nationally, are holding virtual graduation exercises if any at all.
The Murray County Sheriff’s Office is starting a zero tolerance campaign on the use and distribution of methamphetamine, Sheriff Darrin Rogers said this week. “The Sheriff’s Office and the District Attorney’s Office are going to work together on which offenders need rehab or very longterm rehab such as prison,” he said.
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