May 6, 2009 | McAlester News
Torn-up roads raise the fury of residents
He says he's been watching roads get torn up and crumbled in Pittsburg County, but he can't get anyone to stop it.
Pittsburg County road damage weighs heavily
Curtis Golden is getting a little frustrated. Golden has spent more than a year trying to get someone to listen to his complaints about the damage truck traffic is doing to the roads near his Pittsburg County home.
Federal stimulus money begins to flow into area
The first shot of federal stimulus money is on its way to the Pittsburg County commissioners - with the money slated for projects in the Crowder and Quinton areas.
McAlester sees an $8K drop in sales tax disbursment
January tax collections from November sales were mixed among area towns as compared with last year, with McAlester's falling to $1.32 million this year compared with $1.38 million a year ago.
One charge dismissed in Webcoat case
Charges have been dismissed for one of nine plant workers, while other felony cases alleging they stole outdoor furniture from their employer proceed in Pittsburg County District Court.
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A regular meeting of the McAlester City Council is set for 6 p.m. Tuesday at McAlester City Hall in the council chambers.