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Hit-and-run not likely in Noah Presgrove’s death, raising more questions
An autopsy report casts doubt on theories that 19-year-old Noah Presgrove may have been hit by a vehicle before being found dead along a rural highway last fall—leading to more questions for his family.
Ringling shows support for 4-year-old-girl in cancer battle with rodeo benefit
Ringling, Okla. (KXII) - All proceeds of the rodeo will go towards helping 4-year-old Blakelee Morris and her family cover medical expenses after she was diagnosed with leukemia in January. “You can contact any one of us at the Ringling Rodeo Club we would love to give that donation to...
Man allegedly steals trailer in Jefferson Co., vehicle used in theft found burned
JEFFERSON CO., Okla. (KSWO) - A Marietta man is accused of stealing a trailer out of Jefferson County. Cody Evans is charged with one count of Grand Larceny. Investigators say that in late April, Evans stole a utility trailer from a home in Ringling. He was reportedly seen on video cutting the chain on the trailer, then hitching it to his vehicle and driving off.
DA reports 23 cases returned by Grand Jury
The Bowie City Council accepted a $1.38 million bid for phase two of the sewer line replacement program and received an engineer’s update on Nelson Street drainage. Council members met Monday night and opened the evening with the presentation of proclamations for Emergency Medical Services Week and National Travel and Tourism Week. Members of the Bowie EMS service accepted the first proclamation and Cindy Roller of Bowie Community Development accepted the second.
‘It brings a smile to my face’: Mother celebrates Noah Presgrove’s 20th birthday with balloon release
COMANCHE, Okla. (KSWO) - Comanche teen Noah Presgrove was 19 when he was found dead along Highway 81 in Jefferson County back in September 2023. He would have turned 20 on May 14. While his mother, Kasey Elliot, would have rather been spending time with her son, she’s come up...
Ringling woman faces drug distribution charges after cocaine allegedly found in purse
JEFFERSON CO., Okla. (KSWO) - A Ringling woman was pulled over on Highway 70 on May 10, and now she’s accused of driving under the influence and other drug charges. Haley Rector faces three charges, including the possession of cocaine with the intent to distribute, possessing marijuana without a valid medical marijuana license, and driving under the influence.
Slaton celebrated for 50 years on the job for City of Bowie
(Center) Lynetta Slaton, lieutenant/support services with the Bowie Police Department was honored with a party Tuesday celebrating her 50th year working with the City of Bowie. She received a Bowie knife plaque in a surprise reception. Her son, Bo Slaton, and mom, LaVelle Boudreaux are pictured. Slaton is the longest serving city employee. (Courtesy photo)
Bowie’s longest running employee celebrates 50 years as a policewoman
BOWIE, Texas (KAUZ) - The City of Bowie honored its longest-running employee’s 50th year in the police department on Tuesday. Lynetta Slaton started working for the Bowie Police Department on May 14, 1974, as a dispatch supervisor. She eventually worked her way up to communications commander and finally, to lieutenant, the position she holds now. She told us that what began as a simple summer job ended up becoming her whole life.
Bowie Sports Banquet
The 72nd Chisholm Trail Rodeo was a big success on Friday and Saturday nights at Nocona. The rodeo had big crowds and saw some good competition from both local and far reaching talent. Winners in the events included Zach Hibler in bareback riding, Lindsey Muggli in barrel racing, Ashley Goforth...
Bellevue, PV graduating this week
Bellevue and Prairie Valley High School seniors will be first up on the stage this week as graduation ceremonies begin for Montague County area schools. Bellevue seniors will graduate at 7 p.m. on May 16 in the school auditorium. Athletic Director Colby Broussard will be the program speaker. There also will be a mantle and rose ceremony.
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