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Pickleball competitors enjoy a doubles match during the first-ever Pickle in the Park tournament at Wacker Park April 12. News Star photo by Chris Mackey

Pickleball competitors enjoy a doubles match during the first-ever Pickle in the Park tournament at Wacker Park April 12. News Star photo by Chris Mackey

Teams relish competition at first Pickle in the Park

Nearly 50 doubles teams registered to play in the Pauls Valley Tennis and Racquet Association’s...
Pauls Valley Rotary Speech Contest Chair Bill McAngus presents Milo Jones with a prize check after she won second place in the organization's Four-Way Test Speech Contest April 15. Courtesy photo

Pauls Valley Rotary Speech Contest Chair Bill McAngus presents Milo Jones with a prize check after she won second place in the organization's Four-Way Test Speech Contest April 15. Courtesy photo

PVHS students win Rotary speech contest

The Pauls Valley Rotary Club held its annual Four-Way Test Speech Contest April 15 at the Nora...
Garvin County Sheriff Jim Mullett spoke about the double homicide investigation at a press conference Monday. News Star photo by Suzanne Mackey

Garvin County Sheriff Jim Mullett spoke about the double homicide investigation at a press conference Monday. News Star photo by Suzanne Mackey

Authorities investigate double homicide near Wynnewood

Authorities are investigating an apparent double homicide discovered last week at a marijuana grow...
The Plant-It OK app will offer a user-friendly database for ornamental plants like this flowering quince. (Photo by Todd Johnson, OSU Agriculture)

The Plant-It OK app will offer a user-friendly database for ornamental plants like this flowering quince. (Photo by Todd Johnson, OSU Agriculture)

OSU launches new ornamental plant app

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Safe Kids Oklahoma visited Maysville Elementary School Tuesday to teach students about pedestrian and bike safety. Maysville sixth grade students helped present the program to the first through fourth grade classes. Courtesy photo

Safe Kids Oklahoma visited Maysville Elementary School Tuesday to teach students about pedestrian and bike safety. Maysville sixth grade students helped present the program to the first through fourth grade classes. Courtesy photo

Safe Kids of Oklahoma visits Maysville schools

Safe Kids of Oklahoma visits Maysville schools

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Basic Education classes now available at PV libraryAdult Basic Education classes are now available...