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Arrest info, neighbors offer clues to woman's killing near Lake Eufaula
CANADIAN, Okla. — Arrest info and neighbors' accounts surrounding a woman's killing near Lake Eufaula Nov. 1 offer conflicting details from an official statement originally sent to 2 News about the homicide. "When I woke up there was yellow tape around the whole area," Debbie Cox told 2 News...
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‘Good medicine’: Choctaw Nation powwow brings dancers, drummers to Durant
DURANT, Oklahoma (KXII) - The Choctaw Nation’s annual powwow is underway in Durant at the start of Native American Heritage Month. The event has brought 500 dancers and 10 drum groups from across North America to compete for more than $200,000 in winnings. “It just brings good vibes and...
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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.
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Darrius Johnson powers Tuttle past Ardmore for third straight OSSAA football district title
TUTTLE — Head coach Brad Ballard gave his Tigers a difficult opening assignment. By Friday, they were ready for the final exam. Tuttle’s early schedule featured preseason scrimmages against Lincoln Christian and Washington , followed by games against Guthrie, Newcastle and Elgin. There was little room to ease into the fall. That was the point. With Chickasha and Ardmore waiting at the end of the regular season, Ballard wanted his team accustomed to a challenge. A Week 3 loss to Elgin supplied a lesson in getting back up. “Our non-district schedule was very difficult, and we made it through it,” Ballard said. “We learned how to get through some tough times, and and learned what it's like to have to get up when you get knocked down. Those are important lessons. I'm very, very proud of how hard they worked.” More: Community Christian School clips Cashion to capture first OSSAA football district title Top-ranked Tuttle (9-1) delivered an emphatic finish, defeating No. 2 Ardmore 41-6 to secure its third consecutive district championship. Senior running back Darrius Johnson powered the offense with 25 carries for 169 yards and a touchdown. His performance pushed him past 1,400 rushing yards for the season
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Game of the Week: Tuttle Hands Ardmore First Loss of Season With 41-6 Win
TUTTLE, Okla. - This week’s Braum’s Game of the Week featured undefeated Ardmore traveling to Tuttle, where the Tigers handed Ardmore its first loss of the season with a 41-6 victory. Ardmore entered the matchup with a 9-0 record, while Tuttle came in at 8-1. The first quarter...