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Grady County place its new ambulance
This week Chickasha Fire and EMS placed its new ambulance into service. The $130,000 ambulance was approved by the Chickasha City Council in September, and purchased with the help of the Grady County 522 Board.
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New Cowboy Church opens its doors
By Randy Mitchell Staff Writer ADA - There's a new church opening in Ada and it has a western theme.
The need for immediate reductions in state spending is clear-cut, and Gov. Brad Henry needs to stop dragging his heels, a state lawmaker said today.
Vietnam Vet finally feels welcome
Wednesday marked the 55th celebration of Veterans' Day, but for some veterans it felt like the first.
Dorman to speak at Veterans service
The annual Veterans Day program will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009 at 11 a.m. at the Grady County Veterans Memorial on the west side of Shannon Springs Park.
Frosty Troy to speak at dinner
The Grady County Democratic Party will sponsor its annual fund-raiser at 6 p.m. today in the Community Building at the Grady County Fairgrounds.
WVCAC program honored during National Head Start Awareness month
October is National Head Start Awareness Month. The Washita Valley Community Action Council is the grantee for the local Head Start program in Grady and Caddo Counties.
County teen shines as dog handler
Rush Springs' AKC Junior Handler Laur'en Jordan is one of only two Oklahomans who qualified to compete in Junior Showmanship at the 2009 AKC Eukanuba National Championship Invitational and The American Kennel Club's 125th Anniversary celebration in Long Beach, Calif.
State representative hopes study produces idea, cures
An interim study today focused on successfully reintegrating Oklahoma prisoners into society upon their release from the corrections system, state Rep.
Local country music band named finalist in CMT contest
A local band here in Texoma is now a finalist in a Country Music Television contest.
AG meeting on Broken Bow cabin controversy set for November
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.
OCTOBER 13 CCT Auditions * When: Oct. 12 & 13th, 6:30 p.m. * Where: 511 Chickasha Ave.
The process may someday get use out of substandard watermelons that are now discarded.
Incentives sought for Oklahoma volunteer firefighters
It's getting harder to recruit young volunteer firefighters because of the time needed for training and because many work during the day outside their communities, a legislative panel was told Tuesday.
State needs more incentives to attract volunteer firefighters, panel told
Oklahoma needs more incentives to attract and retain volunteer firefighters, a House panel was told Tuesday.
Okla. watermelons could be used for ethanol
An Oklahoma-based chemist for the Department of Agriculture said his research suggests that sugars in the juice of watermelons can be used to make ethanol.
James Garrett is wondering today how he's going to send his daughter, Raylin, 5, to school next week when it starts in Marlow.
Lillie Hannah, a resident at Glenhaven Retirement Village, enjoys a slice of watermelon.
Lillie Hannah, a resident at Glenhaven Retirement Village, enjoys a slice of watermelon.
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