The cities of Sulphur and Davis and Murray County experienced one of their biggest ever sales tax hauls during the May 16 to June 15 time frame, Oklahoma Tax Commission figures show.
After the suspension of in-person classroom work in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Sulphur Public School students are set to return to class on August 12, but with a number of social distancing guidelines and other pandemic-related measures in place.
Sulphur Superintendent Matt Holder has unveiled plans for Sulphur students to return to the classroom but with several changes being made.
COVID-19 cases in Murray County remain relatively low compared to other cities and towns in the state, according to the Oklahoma Department of Health website.
Arbuckle Memorial Hospital employee, Lacee Sartors, left, accepts a $500 check from Greg Ayers, of State Farm Insurance, to help feed front-line hospital workers.
Local Sulphur State Farm Agent Greg Ayers has stepped up to support Arbuckle Memorial Hospital with a $500 donation. The donation will help feed frontline workers during the pandemic.
The Murray County Courthouse will remained closed to walk-in visitors. The Board of County Commissioners approved the measure at the regular weekly meeting on Monday.
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