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Choctaw Nation buys former Durant Big Lots facility
DURANT, Okla. (KXII) - The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma announced Wednesday that it has purchased the former Big Lots Facility and adjoining land near the tribe’s Durant headquarters. The move comes after rumors emerged that the building could become an ICE detention center after ICE agents and the Oklahoma...
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Colbert student’s pig wins grand champion at world’s largest junior livestock show
COLBERT, Okla. (KXII) - A Colbert sixth grader returned home with the grand champion market barrow title from the world’s largest junior livestock show in Oklahoma City. Cambry Dosh exhibited the grand champion market barrow at the Oklahoma Youth Expo show, beating out thousands of competitors. “There was a...
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Colbert student’s pig wins grand champion at world’s largest junior livestock show
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Downtown Durant parking lot conversion under consideration as business owners raise opposition
DURANT, Okla. — Owners of a downtown boutique are opposing a city plan that would convert a downtown parking lot into a green space, saying the loss of parking could threaten local businesses. Julie Parker and Lisa Jernigin have operated Bliss Boutique in downtown Durant for 17 years. Parker...
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Ardmore data center developer withdraws
Proposed Ardmore Data Center Project Withdrawn by Developer. The developer of a proposed data center in Ardmore has withdrawn the application for approval from the city. The city’s Community Development Director Jessica Scott told the city commission she wasn’t sure why the project was no longer on the table. The commission was prepared to vote on the project this week.
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Nita’s Flowers closing March 31
A longtime downtown staple, Nita’s Flowers, will close its doors for the last time on March 31. Owner Pam Sampson, who was originally a nurse, turned florist when she purchased the business from its former owner in June 2001. She started at 216 West Main, but eventually sold that building and in 2016, moved across the street to 209 West Main.