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Flu shots protect against more than influenza, OMRF scientist says
Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival Sept. 25-Oct. 3
The Pauls Valley Chamber of Commerce welcomed Hello Again, a vintage market and antique store, to the downtown area with a ribbon cutting Tuesday. The shop, originally located in Sulphur and displaced by the April 2024 tornado, celebrated its reopening this week at 115 W. Paul Ave. in Pauls Valley. The shop is open Tuesday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Owners Vicki and Larry Combs plan to hold an official grand opening celebration sometime in October. News Star photo by Suzanne Mackey
PV Chamber welcomes new shop to downtown area
Pauls Valley Principal Kirk Moore and Assistant Principal Chad Chronister received a special game ball from the Memorial Health System of Southwestern Oklahoma Friday night. The presentation took place during a fly-in at Marlow, honoring the two men for their bravery during the school shooting earlier this year. News Star photos by Mike Arie
Fly-in honors PV principals
Elmore City hires new police chief
The Lindsay band will play again in the 2026 Oklahoma State Fair Band Day Parade Competition on Monday, Sept. 21, at OKC Fair Park. Photo by Brandy McDonnell/LHS Band Boosters
The Pride of Lindsay Marching Band to play state fair and Pauls Valley contests
The Lindsay High School Band Boosters will host their 2026 Garage Sale Band Fundraiser Oct. 1-3 at the Lindsay Schools Fair Barn, 608 George Brown Ave. Photo by Brandy McDonnell/LHS Band Boosters
Lindsay band boosters hosting 2026 garage sale fundraiser
Swinging Chicks Square Dance Club to host square dancing lessons in Chickasha
Maysville Students of the Week are, from left, second-grader Bobby Deviney, kindergartener Antonio Crisanto and second-grader Kyler Moore. Courtesy photo