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A Choctaw Woman Warrior Reaches Out

DURANT, Okla. (KFOR) — The Warrior Theater inside the Choctaw Cultural Center feels more like a small chapel to Sandra Stroud who can look back at her own history and see warriors like those pictured in generations going back hundreds of years. “It’s my great-grandfathers that I see,” she notes as she sits down on […]

Durant, OK · 2d

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Universal Fabricating Celebrates $15 Million Manufacturing Expansion in Lamar County

Universal Fabricating Inc. (UFI) has opened its newly expanded manufacturing facility in Sumner, Texas, marking a major step in the company’s continued growth and investment in Lamar County. The approximately $15 million expansion adds 90,000 square feet of manufacturing space, increases production capacity, and creates 50 new jobs for the local workforce.

Lamar County, TX · 2d
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Three Walls of Bones Fill the Museum of the Red River Hiding in Idabel, Oklahoma

Some of the best surprises in Oklahoma hide behind plain roadside signs you have driven past a dozen times. I pulled over expecting a quick look and a few dusty displays, and I walked out an hour later still buzzing about giant fossils, drawers full of arrowheads, and a forest path out back.

Idabel, OK · 1d
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OBNDD case results in charges here; special prosecutor appointed

District Attorney Mark Matloff has filed a string of felony drug charges against a doctor and a nurse following an investigation by the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (OBN), McCurtain County District Court records show. The case involves local activity, but an Edmond doctor, Dr. Nitin Sawheny, M.D.,...

Edmond, OK · 3d

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Ardmore honors veterans in annual ceremony

ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - A ceremony at the veterans home in Ardmore drew a crowd of all ages on a day to honor everyone who served the nation. In attendance were veterans, residents and leaders from all over Oklahoma, including students from Plainview High School. Randy Growall served in the...

Ardmore, OK · 2d

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Ardmore says petitions to remove city leaders over Flock camera support fall short

An effort to recall four Ardmore city commissioners over their support of Flock cameras is facing a potential setback after city officials identified problems with the petitions.

Ardmore, OK · 2d

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Inside Ardmore’s Oklahoma Museum, The Chickasaw Story Shares Space With Hundreds Of Old Trucks

Some of the best road trip stops in Oklahoma look like nothing special from the parking lot. You pull over expecting a quick stretch, maybe ten minutes of polite looking around, and suddenly two hours have slipped away. One old stone building in the south-central part of the state does...

Ardmore, OK · 3d

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Oklahoma Pecan Festival brings families to Depot Park in Ardmore

ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - The Oklahoma Pecan Festival brought families to Depot Park in Ardmore on Saturday to celebrate the pecan industry’s roots in southern Oklahoma. The event featured pecan vendors, food trucks, live music and classic cars. The festival also included bounce houses, barbecue and a baking contest.

Ardmore, OK · 5d

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Three Texoma firefighters compete in Mustache Madness for No-Shave November

ADA, Okla. (KXII) - The Oklahoma State Firefighters Association is hosting its annual Mustache Madness competition for No-Shave November, and three local firefighters are in the running. The firefighters are Drew Dibler of Ada Fire, Victor Pryor of Healdton Fire and Jarrett Hankins of Lone Grove. Round one of voting...

Lone Grove, OK · 5d

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Climb Aboard Oklahoma’s Railroad Past Inside The Old Santa Fe Depot In Pauls Valley

Some small towns hide their best stories in plain sight, right next to the tracks. In Pauls Valley, a century of local life sits inside an old train station that still greets real passenger trains. A mighty steam engine waits outside, and freight cars may rumble past while you explore....

Pauls Valley, OK · 7d

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State Rep. Josh Cantrell re-elected to Oklahoma House

OKLAHOMA (KXII) - Oklahoma House Representative Josh Cantrell (R-Kingston) has been re-elected to the Oklahoma House District 49 seat. The district covers parts of Carter, Love and Marshall Counties. Cantrell was elected to his third term. He won over Democrat Dusty Jo Jones.

Oklahoma · 10d

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Mazzei to be governor; SQs fail

Midterm election results have not yet been officially certified, but unofficial results indicate that the voters turned out in mass numbers to elect Mike Mazzei as the new Oklahoma governor and to stop the passage of State Question 847. Love County Election Secretary Carol Wolfe said it was one of...

Love County, OK · 7d

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Asher Braces for Two Weeks With Little or No Water Starting Nov. 30

Residents of Asher, Oklahoma are being warned to start stocking up on water now, with town officials saying low or no water pressure could hit the community for up to two weeks beginning Nov. 30. The disruption stems from planned repairs to the Atoka waterline that feeds the Macomb Water plant, and officials are urging households to conserve and ration what they have while the work is underway.

Asher, OK · 6d

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Sulphur Schools gives inside look at new $35 million facility

SULPHUR, Oklahoma (KXII) - Sulphur Public Schools held an open house Thursday for its new 70,000-square-foot facility, which includes a 1,400-seat arena, a 750-seat performing arts center and a college and career center. The $35 million building was funded by the district’s 2022 bond. Superintendent Matt Holder said the...

Sulphur, OK · 7d

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New data shows 44 Oklahoma rural hospitals face closure

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Dozens of Oklahoma’s rural hospitals are at risk of closing. A new report says funding cuts are not the only reason why. Rural areas like Pauls Valley and Stilwell have already seen their hospitals shut down due to funding problems. Experts we spoke with say issues with private insurers may trigger […]

Oklahoma · 8d

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Duncan residents’ line Main Street for Veterans Day parade

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - AMVETS Post 11 and Main Street Duncan hosted a Veterans Day Parade at 10 a.m. along Main Street. People came out to wave flags, watch community members and organizations go by and show appreciation for the sacrifices veterans have made. For many at the parade, Veterans...

Duncan, OK · 5d

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New Oklahoma laws bring changes for Marshall County residents

From family visitation and domestic violence protections to emergency response, medical marijuana and cash payments,morethan200new state laws are now in effect across Oklahoma. Oklahoma residents, including those in Marshall County, are beginning to see the effects of more than 200 new laws that took effect Sunday, Nov. 1, following the conclusion of the 2026 legislative session.

Marshall County, OK · 8d

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Montague County rest stop renovation enters next phase

On Monday, November 9, crews will be closing the right lane of the freeway on the Northbound side from the entrance ramp to the exit ramp of the existing property.

Montague County, TX · 8d

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Asher residents warned of possible water outages for two weeks starting Nov. 30

ASHER, Okla. - Residents in Asher could experience low water pressure or a complete loss of water service for two weeks beginning Nov. 30, 2026, as crews repair a waterline serving the Macomb water plant. According to a notice from the town of Asher, the Atoka waterline that supplies the...

Asher, OK · 7d

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Rain’s Law brings fentanyl education to Oklahoma students

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - A law aimed at protecting Oklahoma students from the dangers of fentanyl is now in effect. Rain’s Law is the measure that requires schools to provide critical information on fentanyl abuse and prevention, along with information on staying safe from drug poisoning. It was named...

Oklahoma · 7d