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Rotary Club offers cash prizes in local speech contest

PV offers free dump days for residents Saturdays in April

Chamber of Commerce hosts City Council Candidate Forum

Lindsay Special Olympics hosting final bingo fundraiser

Artesian Arts Festival set for April 5

Track season gets underway with Maysville meets

Pride of Lindsay Band to compete at OSSAA State Concert Band Contest

Meet the Candidates: Board of Education seats and Maysville Town Board

'Twitty and Lynn: A Salute to Conway and Loretta' show to come to Ada’s McSwain Theatre

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Royce Allen Searcy

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PV Elementary releases third-grade honor roll

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State Legislature Commemorates Rosie the Riveter Day

Oklahoma Senate approves Bullard bill to put guardrails on initiative petition process

Drummond urges legislators to support bill enhancing government transparency, accountability

Senate Passes Landmark NIL Legislation to Protect Oklahoma Student Athletes

Mid-America Technology Center announces the retirement of Deputy Superintendent Denny Prince

Wynnewood council approves utility rate increase, considers future of city swimming pool

Early voting begins Thursday for municipal and school board elections

Garvin County issues burn ban as high fire danger continues across state

Little Panthers of the Month

Garvin County under Burn Ban

Meet the Candidates: Elmore City and Wynnewood City Council and Paoli Town Board

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Maysville students reach 50% of their accelerated reader goals

Garvin County transfer of inmates to Department of Corrections

Carefully consider Social Security decisions

Mid-America Technology Center launches new student ambassador program

Chickasaw Nation to host disc golf clinic at historic Boggy Depot Park

Four PV athletes commit to track program at OCU

Chickasaw Cultural Center’s Three Sisters Celebration set March 18-22