Jun 2, 2008 | Duncan Banner
County gains new victim's advocate
There's a new victim's advocate coordinator for Stephens County. Angie Dunagan said she will continue the tradition of helping victims of Stephens County through the Stephens County Sheriff's Office.
Memorial Day is here, which for many people means far more than an extra weekend day or another day off from work.
Sanford plans clinic in Ireland
Sanford Health is in negotiations to open its first international clinic in Ireland.
Commission sets sights on Duncan's future
Members to start updating city's general plan Derrick Miller Mapping out the future for the City of Duncan requires more than just one board.
Former state senator seeks House post
LAWTON _ Former state Sen. Daisy Lawler is looking to return to the Oklahoma Legislature - this time in the House of Representatives.
Memorial honors fallen officer
Area has lost six officers lost since 1896 John Walker Many people pass the Lawton-Duncan Y on their way to Lawton, Duncan, Marlow or elsewhere.
Shell Oil weighs appeal of $66M verdict
Shell Oil Company is considering an appeal of a $66 million verdict against the oil giant this month awarded by a Stephens County jury in a royalties payment case.
3 dead in Marshall County accident
Three people have died after an early morning collision between a tractor-trailer and a pickup on a Marshall County highway. via 2 Works For You
OHCE continues tradition of service
“So often, we get items made of print fabrics suitable for girls. These are designs that will appeal to the boys, too. We really appreciate OHCE and the things it does for us.”
Thanks to the efforts of some Stephens County residents, victims of fatal accidents in the area covered by Troop G of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol can be treated with greater dignity at the scene of the crash. via Duncan Banner
Open auditions for the 2008 OK City Star will begin 4 p.m. today at Crossroads Mall in Oklahoma City. via The Norman Transcript
Murder charges filed against Duncan man
Murder charges have been filed against a Duncan man being sought by authorities in the slashing death of a man last week. via Tulsa World
Things to do this weekend! & Arts for All stage schedule
"Celebration Singers" 11.30am - Rockn' Cardinals/Whittier Elementary 12.00pm - Singsations/Showtime Singers/Freshman Honor Choir/MHS 1.00pm - Storey and Barton School of Dance Ballet/Modern 2.00pm - Bishop ... via KSWO
Take the Long and Winding Road back in time when the Beatles hit the music scene and changed popular music forever with many immortal songs such as A a A"I want to hold your hand, Hey Jude, and Come Together. via KSWO
Marlow woman killed in collision with tanker truck
“Then it went into a roll and the trailer caught it.”
Lawton_Area law enforcement says that a Thursday afternoon car crash was one of the worst they've ever seen. via KSWO
First rising to prominence as a songwriter, Hoyt Axton carved out successful careers as a singer and actor as well; rooted equally in country, folk and pop, his gravelly baritone and wry, earthy songs projected ... via WHER-FM Hattiesburg
“I think there were two guys in here drinking with my brother when he was beaten”
Chris Ralph's sister Lydia believes he was brutally beaten by two men he was drinking with. via Cowichan News Leader
Firefighter finds purpose after living through blaze that killed his partner [23 mins ago]
“For me, helping people makes it all worth it”
Two years ago, volunteer firefighters Larry Joe Crabb and Destry Horton were battling a fierce wildfire near Duncan when things went bad. via NewsOK.com
What kind of service is a library?
Of course if you listen to Lynn, in Duncan Oklahoma - no one would really post that phrase to a forum anyways - since libraries don't provide anything for reading. via Library Stories
“Is the traditional book, with the bound, printed pages and covers, held in contempt?”
This is the first of a series of guest posts on Book Patrol by Lynn Wienck of The Chisholm Trail Bookstore in Duncan, Oklahoma. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer
“I think it's real important that we have one in Canada and one in Mexico”
When Sanford first announced the $400 million gift one year ago, its goal was to open five children's clinics over 10 years in North America. via ArgusLeader.com