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SULPHUR, Okla. – Chickasaw National Recreation Area is reopening a number of areas of the park, including Veterans Lake, Bromide Hill, Rock Creek Campground, Cats Eye Road, Bromide Pavilion, the Bromide Picnic Area, and Bluestem Prairie.

Sulphur High School’s 2024 graduating class hurls their caps into the air in a final act of their graduation exercises last Friday as 92 seniors crossed the stage to accept their diplomas. The event was held at Agee Field.

Volunteers Assist Park Staff With Debris Removal

Pick Up Supplies, Water, And Other Donated Items At The Expo

Jolly Sworn In As Board Member

The Chickasaw Nation is pooling its many resources to aid the cities of Sulphur and Marietta, Oklahoma, in the aftermath of the fatal April 27 storm system that ravaged these communities. Chickasaw Nation Lighthorse Police, along with other first responders from the tribe, have been on-site assisting with search and rescue efforts, assessing damage and providing traffic control in unsafe areas.

92 SHS Seniors To Cross Stage Friday; 13 To Graduate May 21 From Oklahoma School For The Deaf

Freeman Rehired As City Manager In Split Vote; Cole Remains Mayor, McKay Vice Mayor

Patterson Wins 2nd Consecutive State 100-Meter Title

Monkey Tree Survives

The Murray County Commissioners received updates on services available following the recent tornado during their regular weekly meeting on Monday.

New board member, Steve Jolly, took the oath of office at the Sulphur Board of Education meeting Monday night.