Pushmataha County News

A teenage boy went missing eight years ago in Pushmataha county, his remains discovered in the Kiamichi foot hills just miles from his home years later.

Hugo voters will square off at the polls Tuesday in a highly controversial Hugo school election that could reduce the size of the Hugo Independent School District by 19 square miles.

Heavy rain and wind pounded parts of Oklahoma, leaving minor damage and flooding in parts of the state.

Brad Henry has appointed two judges for Tulsa County and one for Pushmataha County.

An Antlers man was sentenced to 8 years in prison after he shot at two men who drove past his house last summer.

ANTLERS, OK, October 5, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Jacqueline Jo Perrin, Attorney at Law with Stamper & Perrin, PLLC, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in legal services.

Calmer, cooler conditions are expected across Oklahoma on Friday. The National Weather Service said stable air and high pressure began building into the state behind a strong cold front on Thursday.

"It's a battle we fight all over the state," Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics Director Darrell Weaver told legislators Thursday morning concerning a growing trend in marijuana cultivation.

More marijuana plants are found in southeast Oklahoma. Pushmataha County Sheriff's deputies found 6,000 more plants, growing in the Kiamichi Mountains.

A Pushmataha County middle school teacher, her forest ranger husband and her son have been charged with felony marijuana cultivation.

Authorities discovered 6,000 more marijuana plants Thursday in Pushmataha County.

Authorities may have uncovered the biggest marijuana crop in southeast Oklahoma history, said a Pushmataha County Sheriff's spokesman today.

Two people charged with criminal cruelty after three starving horses were found at their home have been sentenced.

An anonymous tip led authorities to 20,000 fully grown marijuana plants in Pushmataha County.

ANTLERS, OK, July 2, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Jacqueline Jo Perrin, Attorney at Law with Stamper & Perrin, PLLC, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of legal services.

Both of Rachel's children are examined. 9/27/08 - 1:45 a.m.: Earls arrested by McAlester Police Det.

Warrants have been issued for the arrest of a couple accused of starving three horses.

Cases of swine flu have been confirmed in two more counties in Oklahoma. The state Health Department reported nine new cases of the virus on its Web site Friday, bringing the total for Oklahoma to 66.

The following one change has been made to the On-System Load Posted List. The bridge on S.H. 2 over Gaines Creek in Latimer County NBI # 03779 structure number 3906 1480X located 14.5 miles north of Pushmataha county has traffic on the new structure.

SOBOL a ' A woman and her two grandchildren were killed in a two-vehicle crash Wednesday in Pushmataha County, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported.