News
The Times-Democrat building at 115 W. Muskogee St. was damaged in Saturday night’s tornado, however, construction crews are starting this week to make necessary repairs.
ABOVE: Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, center, on Sunday toured the devastated historic business district in Sulphur. Joining him were Speaker of the House Charles McCall, left, Brandon Tatum, the governor’s chief of staff, foreground, and others.
The heart and soul of this community was ripped apart in Saturday night’s tornado, but residents are fighting back with “Sulphur Strong” as their motto.
Sulphur tornado victim Peyton McClure is overcome with joy after finding her pooch alive amid the rubble following last Saturday’s disaster. PHOTO BY BLAKE SEALE
A massive recovery effort is underway in Sulphur since Saturday night’s tornado destroyed much of the historic business district and northeast side homes and businesses.
Obituaries
Martin Carl Easley was born June 16,1950, in Wynnewood, to the late Cecil Martin and Ruby Jewell (Sise) Easley. He died on Thursday, April 18, in Davis, at the age of 73.
Sylviene was born September 27,1929, in Sulphur, to the late Jack and Alice Petty. She died Monday April 30, 2024, in Sulphur, at the age of 94 years, 7 months and 3 days.
Sports
After chaos struck Sulphur on Saturday night, many were not sure what would happen, especially with big upcoming athletic events.
By Whitt Carter
Lady Bulldog runner Amaurie Peters races to the finish line at Monday’s regional meet in Madill.
PHOTOS BY DON COFFEY
The Sulphur boys continued their great track season on Monday, winning the Class 4A Regional meet at Madill.
By Whitt Carter
The season came to an end last week for Sulphur baseball, as the Dogs fell in the regional championship to Bethany.
By Whitt Carter
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