Monday Nov 2 | The Edmond Sun, Edmond, OK
Talihina prepares for Main Street revival
British author Elspeth Huxley chose to title her memoir of growing up in what was then the British Colony of Kenya "The Flame Trees of Thika" in recognition of the bright red leaves that covered the trees that filled the Rift Valley where her family's farm was located.
Slight Chance Tonight, Better Chances Tomorrow For Storms
A storm system is making its way eastward into Oklahoma and could trigger some showers and thunderstorms tonight.
Aaron Van Frazier, 53, of McAlester, died Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009, at McAlester Regional Health Center.
Blood drive planned; tattoos not a problem
Talihina campus will be hosting the 1st Blood Drive for the 2009-2010 school year.
VA center grant to fund rural care
A $3.9 million grant from the Department of Veterans Affairs' Office of Rural Health will help the Jack C. Montgomery VA Medical Center launch new initiatives to reach veterans in rural eastern Oklahoma.
Video: Salute from Sooner State
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Details emerge about forestry worker
A local Conservation District director charged with using government property for personal use was suspended earlier this year for similar misconduct as a forest ranger.
Details emerge about forestry worker
A local Conservation District director charged with using government property for personal use was suspended earlier this year for similar misconduct as a forest ranger.
City welcomes Holiday Inn Express
The gold shovels turned over the dirt where the future Holiday Inn Express will be built on North Broadway in Poteau on Friday morning.
KBA memories lead way for new cabin
Poteau's Good Times Community Theatre League will present "Godspell" Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Poteau High School Choir Room.
It's hard to imagine a job tougher than risking death to protect and defend one's country.
Nursing home residents who enjoyed unlimited four-day passes now face bed hold restrictions.
Oklahoma conservation official charged with embezzlement
McALESTER a ' Felony embezzlement charges have been filed against the director of Talihina's Conservation District alleging he used state property for services valued at $470.24. Aaron Grey of Blanco is due in Pittsburg County District Court on July 24.
New regulation limits veterans in state nursing homes
A published report says a federal rule change is keeping residents of state veterans nursing homes confined even longer.
Talihina's Conservation District director has been charged with three counts of felony embezzlement after he allegedly used a bulldozer and trailer for non-government use.
E. F. "Baldy" Fields, 86, of Hartshorne, died Wed-nesday, July 15, 2009, at his home in Hartshorne.
Bears reportedly cause LeFlore County motorcycle accident
A bear family's excursion across a scenic highway in LeFlore County led to a motorcycle accident that injured two people Wednesday morning, authorities said.
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Retirement dinner helps fund scholarship
Who makes a good teacher? A person who encourages youngsters to have a successful life, says a professor of education who is retiring after 39 years at East Central University.
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Spiraling local labyrinths shelter quiet inspiration
Fear lurked in the shadows of mythology's most famous labyrinth, built by Crete's King Minos to house the minotaur.