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OKLAHOMA CITY (March 6, 2024) -- Attorney General Gentner Drummond and a bipartisan coalition of 40 other attorneys general sent a letter Tuesday to Meta Platforms Inc. (Meta) asking for a data security review following major increases in scammers taking over accounts on Facebook and Instagram.

The Southern Oklahoma Library System (SOLS) was honored with the Oklahoma Library Association’s (OLA) “Library of the Year” award on Thursday, March 7h at the statewide conference in Tulsa. This award recognizes an Oklahoma library or library system that has provided outstanding programs or services that can be emulated by other Oklahoma libraries or has significantly impacted the lives of people in their community.

30 Pounds Of Marijuana Seized

Production To Be Held March 16 At Ataloa Theatre On ECU Campus

Of the 1,618 votes cast in last week’s Presidential Primary Election in Murray County, a total of 1,086 went to Republican contender Donald Trump.

OKLAHOMACITY– Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka, recently issued a statement following Gov. Stitt’s signing of House Bill 1955, by McCall, which eliminates the state’s portion of the grocery tax.

City Election Among Three Set April 2

A 60-year-old Dallas man was rescued from a Mill Creek area cave after becoming trapped about 100 feet down, according to a post from the Johnston County Emergency Management.

Superintendent Holder Thanks Tammy Scrugham For Her Lengthy Service

School Participating In Postcard Exchange Program

An early sign of Spring’s annual approach is the abundant and seemingly sudden flowering of the ornamental pear trees here. This arboreal beauty was photographed March 2, in front of the historical museum downtown. The Arbuckle Historical Society Museum is now open Saturdays through October from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. at 402 W. Muskogee Ave., in Sulphur.

Sadie John of Sulphur, attended the 36th Annual Gasparilla Classic in Tampa, Florida on February 23, 2024 with Alpha Gymnastics out of Norman.