Valliant News

By BILL HANNA The Tarrant Regional Water District, vowing to vigorously pursue its lawsuit against Oklahoma, revealed Friday that it has entered into negotiations with the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma as it continues to search for water north of the Red River that it can buy.The water district unveiled its memorandum of understanding with the Apache ...

BROKEN BOW Cabin owners and their rental companies will need a new state law or a real estate broker to be able to continue leasing cabins following an opinion issued by state Attorney General Drew Edmondson on Wednesday.

Byng ninth grade girls basketball team claimed the championship title Nov. 21 in the Byng Annual Classic beating Durant 44-30. The team also defeated Seminole and Valliant in the first and second round of play.

An interim study today focused on successfully reintegrating Oklahoma prisoners into society upon their release from the corrections system, state Rep.

Analyst Report ) plans to close three of its mills, which will reduce its work force by 1,600 employees.

OKLAHOMA CITY The owners of several Broken Bow cabin leasing companies will have to wait until November to learn if they can continue to legally operate their companies, an attorney representing one of the companies said Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Irwin are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Ashley Irwin to Jonathan James.

It's all about the food and fun in Checotah, Okrahoma, this weekend. Nisa Hanson, director of Checotah's Arch of Triumph Inc., formerly Checotah Main Street, puts the event together.

Broken Arrow, OK- In two weeks, public school students will be headed back to class.

The Watermelon King and Queen Down Home Country Fun Pageant begins 6 p.m. July 23 at the Valliant Watermelon Festival.

Communities in North Texas hope that a federal lawsuit and a slick promotional campaign will convince Oklahoma officials to agree to sell excess water in the southern parts of the state to meet the future needs of the rapidly growing Dallas-Fort Worth area.

The Tarrant Regional Water District argues in its federal lawsuit that a new Oklahoma law provides further evidence that the state discriminates against out-of-state water buyers.

Police seized 45 hydroponic marijuana plants valued at about $180,000 from a house and arrested a man Wednesday.

Calling it a historic day, state senators passed a bill outlining Oklahoma's policy on selling water.

A 47-year old man from Valliant in southeast Oklahoma was struck and killed by a pickup truck Thursday night as he rode his lawnmower down a McCurtain county road.