Comanche News

In preparation for Fourth of July fireworks festivities, area municipalities plan to provide an outlet for residents to enjoy the holiday.

Michael Ethan Miller, 18, the son of District 18 District Attorney Jim Bob Miller, spent the night in the city jail after McAlester police arrested him on an initial complaint of possession of a controlled ...

It was much like a family reunion, and Kathy and Ray Gene McCarter were soaking up the affectionate atmosphere in the fair building at Jefferson County Fairgrounds on June 19.

Intermediate skills 4-H sewing camp at the Stephens County Fair & Expo Center was a bit of a family affair this year, with mother-daughter quilters sharing their stitching expertise.

Boy, do I have a deal for a wonderful summer vacation for the citizens of Muskogee.

Applicants must have an earned doctorate from an accredited Institution of Higher Education and senior administrative experience at the Tribal College level.

Hundreds of Oklahoma families participated Saturday in Walk for Autism at AT&T Bricktown Ballpark in Oklahoma City.

The filing period began Monday and ends at 5 p.m. Wednesday. So far, eight people have filed for various Stephens County positions.

Applicants must have an earned doctorate from an accredited Institution of Higher Education and senior administrative experience at the Tribal College level.

LAWTON _ Former state Sen. Daisy Lawler is looking to return to the Oklahoma Legislature - this time in the House of Representatives.

“You would think this would get easier after 15 years”

A moment, 12 years in the making, ran a gauntlet of emotions for 69 Comanche High School students. via Duncan Banner

“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

Issue date: 3/20/08 Section: News The Associate Professor of History at Texas State University Joaqun Rivaya-Martnez spoke to faculty and students yesterday about the Comanche Indians at the DeGolyer Library as ... via The Daily Campus

People may not realize how many literary festivals Oklahoma has on a regular basis. via Library Stories

“Hopefully they'll catch whoever it is and they can stop 'em ... Oh, there's another page going off now.”

And adding fuel to the fires in Texoma: A fire in Corum, Oklahoma that's believed to be arson. via KFDX-TV Wichita Falls

“For the raid this morning, I'm part of the perimeter team”

Three search warrants and about 20 arrest warrants were executed in Duncan and Comanche early Friday morning by the Duncan Police Department, the District Attorney's Drug Task Force team, the Oklahoma Bureau of ... via Chickasha Daily Express

Arson is suspected in a grass fire that burned a car and threatened several homes in southwest Oklahoma. via KTUL

“Right now, as it stands, there is no lawsuit out there regarding this property. That case is closed”

One Oklahoma tribe opened a casino in Kansas on Thursday night, while another tribe is planning to do the same in New Mexico. via NewsOK.com

An early morning raid puts an end to a lengthy drug investigation in Stephens County Oklahoma and puts 16 people behind bars. via KFDX-TV Wichita Falls

“I think the choice of drug goes in cycles. This group of people were selling crack cocaine. That was their drug of choice to sell and use”

A series of drug busts in Duncan and Comanche Oklahoma lands more than a dozen people in jail. via KAUZ