Candidates interested in filing for municipal office in one Murray County municipality will file Declarations of Candidacy beginning 8 a.m. Monday, February 7th.
Flames shoot out of a Sulphur home on Monday, heavily damaging the wood frame structure at 400 West 12th St. Upon arrival about 1:49 p.m., Sulphur Fire Chief Pete Haines said firemen battled fire coming from the rear of the structure with two outbuildings also becoming fully engulfed. He said the fire appeared to have begun from outdoor burning which quickly spread to the home. Firemen had trouble reaching the flames from the interior due to the tongue and groove wood planks on the ceiling, forcing them to cut a hole in the roof. One firemen was overcome with heat and was treated on the scene by Murray County EMS, Haines said.
Murray County deputies Blake Clifton and Bryson Rogers escaped injury after their patrol vehicle, above, crashed during a high-speed pursuit last week.
Murray County deputies Blake Clifton and Bryson Rogers were not hurt, but their patrol vehicle sustained heavy damage after crashing during a “very high speed and dangerous pursuit” last week, according to Sheriff Darin Rogers.
A project a year in the making and arguably years overdue was given the green light for a vote of Sulphur school district patrons. The action took place at a special meeting of the Board of Education last Thursday.
Sulphur High School senior, Gage Graham, left, was chosen as the Sulphur Rotary January Student of the Month. He is pictured with Lacee Sartors, a Sulphur Rotary Board of Directors member. Gage will now be eligible to compete in the Rotary essay contest in May for a scholarship.
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