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Central Oklahoma Weeklies Seeks Entries for Hometown Heroes Special Section

Central Oklahoma Weeklies is now accepting submissions for its annual Hometown Heroes special section, a community feature dedicated to recognizing the military service and sacrifice of local men and women with ties to the communities our newspapers serve. The section is designed to honor veterans, active-duty service members, National Guard and Reserve personnel, and young…

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Boles, Stevens among primary winners as voters reject minimum wage proposal

Tuttle-area voters helped send their current state representative toward statewide office Tuesday while selecting the Republican positioned to succeed him in House District 51. State Rep. Brad Boles won the Republican nomination for Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner Tuesday, defeating Justin Hornback with nearly 98% of Election Day precincts reporting. Boles received 196,679 votes, or 55.31%, while…

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Protective Order Issued Against CPD Lieutenant at Request of Son

A Grady County judge has granted an emergency protective order against a Chickasha Police Department lieutenant following allegations outlined in a sworn petition filed Feb. 25 in Grady County District Court by the officer’s adult son. Court records show that Special District Judge Gina Lowe signed an emergency ex parte order the same day the…

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Paxton, Anoatubby honor Silver City Cemetery restoration

By Jayson Knight A sharp northwest wind pushed through the prairie grass near Silver City Cemetery in the late morning Tuesday, November 4 as Oklahoma Senate President Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton raised his voice over the gusts. “The cemetery and the kind of people involved in it,” Paxton said, gesturing toward the rows of headstones.…

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Sheriff West stands next to Trump during executive order signing

By Jacob Sturm [email protected] President Donald Trump signed multiple executive orders in recent days, and Canadian County Sheriff Chris West was among the contingent who represented law enforcement in person. The executive orders, which will be implemented to strengthen law enforcement and crack down on sanctuary cities, involved the National Sheriff’s Association, where West serves…

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Sheriff Boggess receives state DARE Award

The Oklahoma DARE Officers Association held its annual DARE Conference at the Choctaw Casino & Resort in Durant Wednesday to announce its Officer of the Year, Supporter of the Year, and Lifetime Achievement Award. Sheriff Gary Boggess brought some hardware back to Grady County. Scott Gibbons, Communications Director for the Oklahoma DARE Officers Association, said…

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Wheat harvest underway

Wheat harvest has begun, and farmers throughout the area can be seen running combines over their crops. A combine reaps, threshes, and winnows the crop, leaving edible wheat that is then transported to a grain elevator, such as Minco’s Shawnee Grain & Feed, located at 826 Northwest Third Street in Minco. Dalton Wray, Manager for…

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Local agencies train for active shooter at Grady Memorial

Several different local first responder agencies worked together on an active shooter drill conducted by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Friday at Grady Memorial Hospital in Chickasha. Among those agencies were Tuttle Fire/EMS, Tuttle Emergency Management, Grady County Sheriff’s Office, Grady County Emergency Management, and many more. Tuttle Emergency Management Director Mike Fay said Friday after…

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