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Agritourism bill provides protection
Much recent state legislature has been focusing on helping out family-owned small businesses and the agritourism industry is in the process of being included in these measures.
Chickasha Police Search For Rape Suspect
According to police, just before 1 a.m. officers responded to the rape report at a home in the 400 block of W. Colorado.
Native American dancers visit Head Start
The children at Washita Valley Head Start in Chickasha ended the week with a powwow courtesy of a group of Native American dancers, singers and musicians.
"Trips on a Tank Full" offer summer fun at a discount
There is a popular myth that there is nothing to do in Oklahoma. So what do Oklahomans do? Get a sticky snocone and watch reruns on Netflix.
Chickasha track heads to Yukon for state
Last season, Chickasha qualified for state in six events, and only one of those was a boys event.
Oklahoma's largest automotive swap gets under way May 9-11
The Chickasha Antique Auto Club kicks off Oklahoma's largest automotive swap meet kicks off today, featuring an array of classic cars, antiques, street rods, muscle cars and special interest vehicles at 712 Choctaw Ave., Chickasha, OK.
Chickasha sites spark business' interest
Two separate businesses will have representatives visit Chickasha in the coming weeks after they selected sites in town for potential future building.
Council looks at potential new furniture for library
Steve Sanders, Lake Maintenance Supervisor was chosen as the City of Chickasha Employee of the Quarter at the regular Chickasha City Council meeting on May 6. One of his recent projects include leading a group in removing and rebuilding the walking bridge at Shannon Springs Park in seven days.
Sequoyah staff seething after toilet tank assault
A staff member at the Sequoyah House is pressing charges against one of its residents after she allegedly smashed him over the head with a toilet tank lid.
Officers use six Taser shots in arrest
Six shots from a Tazer and a lengthy struggle is what it took for Chickasha Police to finally subdue a man long enough to charge him with a variety of violations Friday night, including two counts of assault & battery with a dangerous weapon on officers.
Lawton, Chickasha firms named regional SBA winners
A Lawton-based wind turbine maintenance and oil field services company and Chickasha manufacturer of magnetically-activated electrical devices are regional, along with state, winners of this year's Small Business Administration awards.
A caravan of Oklahoma Juvenile Affairs staff, juveniles, museum curators and media took a day trip on the Chisholm Trail.
Inhofe says recent cold weather shows climate change talk is 'hot air'
May 04--CHICKASHA -- Senator Jim Inhofe made comments yesterday alleging Oklahoma's recent cold snap as evidence rebuking global warming.
The Biggest Loser casting call
A team from Chickasha, Oklahoma and led by Donna Baker were hoping to be picked as contestants.
Remembering the May 3, 1999 Kansas/Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak
Seventy-four tornadoes were spawned on May 3, 1999 including a F5 tornado which struck the suburbs of Oklahoma City.
Craig's Walk gets community involved for good cause
For most participants, Craig's Walk is a nice way to raise money for Special Olympics; for the Meyers, it's only a warm-up. Thirteen years ago, Stewart Meyer and his wife, Bethann, decided walking to Stillwater, the site for the Special Olympics Oklahoma Summer Games, would be a great way to raise money for a cause they find very worthy.
Dogs seek homes at local adoption fair
The local Animal Shelter will ask a few Chickasha-area residents to open up their homes to some furry friends during their Adoption Fair this weekend.
Tuttle mayor: Fairgrounds tax opposition a minority
Opposition to the continuance of the 1 4 cent sales tax that would fund additions and upgrades to Grady County Fairgrounds now appears to be much more of a minority across the county, even in the north where a Commissioner has come out against the measure.
Server snafu steals state testing time
Problems with the company running state assessment tests have caused a mess at Chickasha Public Schools, as exam schedules are being revamped and taking students away from valuable instruction time.
Oklahoma House Democrats decry education funding
Democratic lawmakers huddled with school superintendents, principals and students from across the state Wednesday to urge the Legislature to boost funding for public education.