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A 38-year-old Keota man died in an auto accident at 6:30 p.m. on Highway 59, approximately 10 miles northwest of Spiro in LeFlore County. Continue reading “38-year-old Keota man dies in accident”
A stormy day is expected for LeFlore County and the surrounding area for Friday. Continue reading “Stormy day expected 4-26-2024”
WASHINGTON, D.C., D.C. – Congressman Josh Brecheen issued the following statement after voting against H.R. 8035 – The Ukraine Security Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2024. Continue reading “Brecheen votes against Ukraine aid”
The Heavener Utilities Authority and City Council will meet in regular business meetings 6 p.m. Thursday in Heavener’s City Hall at 103 East Avenue B in Heavener. Continue reading “HUA, City Council agenda 4-18-2024”
While the races for state senator and representative and some local in the Heavener area ran unopposed, several incumbents drew opponents. Continue reading “List of candidates filing for office”
A 32-year-old from Pocola suffered minor injuries while his passenger was transported by Air Evac following an accident 11:58 p.m. Thursday approximately two miles east of Rock Island. Continue reading “Pair injured in auto accident”
A 62-year-old Whitesboro man died in a wreck 6:50 a.m. Tuesday approximately one mile west of Whitesboro. Continue reading “Whitesboro man dies in wreck”
The Howe School Board approved the Kiamichi Tech Center bus contract and the math/science agreement with KTC for the 2024-2025 school year in a regular business meeting Tuesday night. Continue reading “Howe Board signs agreements with KTC”
A 44-year-old Marlow man is in stable condition in a Hot Springs, Arkansas after wrecking his 2007 Honda VT7 motorcycle approximately nine miles south of Hodgen at 12:43 a.m. Saturday. Continue reading “Wreck injures 44-year-old Marlow man”
By Sue Bin Park
Oklahoma Watch
Yes. In anticipation of a significant influx of tourists for the 2024 eclipse, Oklahoma’s National Guard will be deployed to assist communities in McCurtain County. Parts of southeast Oklahoma lie in the solar eclipse’s rare path of totality, where tourists will flock to watch the moon completely block the sun. Continue reading “Will the National Guard be deployed”