Durant News

A Durant man accused of causing a DUI-related accident that killed a young Durant woman last year has pleaded no contest to felony first-degree manslaughter and misdemeanor DUI.

A collision involving a Bryan County deputy resulted in no serious injuries, according to Sheriff Ken Golden and a Durant Police Department press release.

Mayor Jerry Tomlinson said many new businesses are moving into the area - one of which is a La Quinta Inn.

Red Cross of Southeastern Oklahoma, the Choctaw Nation and the Durant Area Chamber of Commerce have partnered to take monetary donations for the tornado victims of Oklahoma.

With summer quickly approaching, Texoma pools will be opening their doors soon, but the Consumer Product Safety Commission has a warning for parents.

John Frazier stands alone in Durant to join the nationwide Tea Party protest of the IRS during Tuesday's downpour.

The Bryan County United Way and local businesses have formed an organized system for those wanting to help tornado victims in the Oklahoma City and Moore regions.

The Durant Area Chamber of Commerce and the Choctaw Casino Resort are excited to announce the dates for the 17th Annual Magnolia Festival of Oklahoma.

Durant Rotarians Jolennda Cole, Matt Gregory and Jeffery Hammock fill gift bags to be given to participants of the upcoming Magnolia Bike Tour.

As temperatures begin to rise, so do the amount of mosquitoes in Texoma and right now the Grayson County Health Department is looking into the ways to fight them.

Staging a protest over suspended students Saturday morning during Southeastern Commencement are members of the Ardmore chapter of the NAACP.

Southeastern Oklahoma State University bands, with the support of the Department of Music, will reinstate a summertime favorite: the Summer Community Band.

An Ardmore activist says a rally is planned on Saturday over a college's sanctions against five students implicated in an April Fools' night prank.

An Ardmore activist says a rally is planned on Saturday over a college's sanctions against five students implicated in an April Fools' night prank.

Durant baseballers hit the road to compete in the 5A Shootout in McAlester. Thursday games were cancelled due to rain.

On May 6, 1963, Jimmy Clede Bond and Phyllis Lee Gentry were married at Wesley Methodist Church by the Rev.

Steven Powell struts his stuff in red high heels to show support for victims of sexual assault at Saturday's Kick Up Your Heels event.

Civil Air Patrol cadets honored in a promotion ceremony on Thursday included Lt.

The Staff at the Crisis Control Center present Executive Director Norita Walker with a bracelet to thank her for her efforts with the center.

Lester Jermaine Taylor, 31, and Lela Marie Adams, 27, both of Cartwright, have been charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.