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District Judge Leah Edwards (left) and Assistant District Attorney Victoria Freeman (center) were among the well-wishers who attended a retirement reception for Steve Mayhan (right) at the Garvin County Courthouse earlier this month. Mayhan is retiring from a 33-year career in law enforcement on Dec. 30. News Star photo by Suzanne Mackey
‘It’s been a great ride’
Stratford to begin major water line replacement project
Lindsay City Council rolls back unapproved pay raises
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The Hilti JAIBOT robot made its Oklahoma debut at the construction site of Oklahoma State University’s New Frontiers Agricultural Hall and will be used for the next three months. A group of students from the OSU Institute of Technology in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, visited the New Frontiers site to watch the robot in action. (Photo by Mandy Gross, OSU Agricultural Communications Services)
New Frontiers provides students with learning opportunity
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Children can support a litterfree Oklahoma in statewide Trash Poster contest
Pauls Valley Police Chief Mitch McGill with his wife, Jill, at a retirement party in his honor at the PVPD Monday.
Retiring police chief ready for new challenge
Left to right: Greg Henderson, Sons of the American Legion; State Rep. Cindy Roe; Amy Fitch and Sheryl Kochert, with Lindsay’s American Legion Post 23 were on hand Friday night as the Lindsay City Council voted to proclaim Lindsay a Purple Heart City.