Wednesday Jul 1 | The Dispatch
Published: Wednesday, July 1, 2009 at 3:50 p.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, July 1, 2009 at 3:50 p.m. Edwina Crowe Jones, 56, a former teacher and local resident, shares experiences she had with her classmates at a Native American boarding school in her recently published first book, "Return to Riverside." WANT TO KNOW MORE? For more information on ...
A celebration of his life will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. Friday, July 10, at Saint Mark's Episcopal Parish House on South Third Street in Hugo.
Balance Study to demonstrate laughter yoga
ANADARKO The Balance Study will be host for a community meeting from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Balance Study office at 203 W. Main St.
Henry seeks disaster declaration for Caddo County in wake of May tornado
Gov. Brad Henry wants a federal agency to declare Caddo County a disaster area following a May 13 tornado that hit Anadarko.
Dawn Capps of Woods and Water and Winery of Anadarko provided wine samples to visitors at the home of Leman and Louise Spoon.
Documentary brings Oklahomana s works to life
People who enter the Oklahoma state capital building from the southern entrance pass a large statue of a Native American woman that is titled "As Long as the Waters Flow." In front of the Oklahoma History Center southeast of the Capital building stands a bronze sculpture of an Indian warrior that is titled "The Unconquered." The inscriptions on ...
New Wind Farm In Western Oklahoma Is State's 9th
A new wind farm in far western Oklahoma that recently began delivering energy is the ninth in the state.
Water panel aims at Lawton, Waurika sources
The Chickasha Future Water Supply Committee met Thursday to discuss several potential plans for Chickasha water availability, with two potential studies helping the board create a tentative plan to supplement the current and future water supply.
On the spectator-crowded northwest corner of Park and Robinson avenues it was Oklahoma City 2009, but another place and time lay just across the intersection.
The ride will end Saturday in Kansas.
Dozens of bicycle riders who started Oklahoma Freewheel 2009 last weekend in Duncan are set to end their ride tomorrow in the southern Kansas town of Kiowa.
Delaware Tribe on the brink of federal recognition
After years of struggling, the Delaware Tribe of Indians is on the cusp of regaining federal recognition.
T his year's Oklahoma FreeWheel will wind its way through rattlesnake country and the not-so-flat terrain of western Oklahoma.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
DCP Midstream Announces Startup for First Phase of Anadarko-Woodford Shale Play Expansion
DCP Midstream, LLC today announced the startup of new facilities servicing Anadarko-Woodford Shale resource play development in Oklahoma's Blaine and Canadian counties.
Volunteers are lending a helping hand to residents after a tornado left behind a path of destruction in Southwest Oklahoma.
Salvation Army on the scene in Anadarko
At least 40 homes and businesses were damaged as a tornado touched down in Anadarko last week downing trees and power lines.
Still unsure if it was straight winds or a tornado.
No one in Anadarko and Gracemont is sure what it was...straight winds or a tornado.
Historic church among buildings damaged by Anadarko tornado
A 19th century building is damaged after Wednesday's tornado that touched down in Caddo County.
Anadarko Church Stays Faithful After Tornado
A tornado hit Anadarko this past week, destroying much of the town and a local church.
19th Century Church Among Damage In Caddo County
A 19th-century church building is among the sites damaged by a tornado that touched down in Caddo County.
Storm destroys Wichita Community Church
A 19th century church north of town was among the destruction in Caddo County after Wednesday's tornado.
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