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It's a SwatShop
In this undated photo, Business/Computer Instructors from Kiamichi Technology Centers and Kiamichi feeder high schools gathered for a photo while attending the state mandated SwatShop for Southeastern Oklahoma Business teachers hosted by Jack Hendrick, McAlester BAIT instructor and Royee Bell, McCurtain High School and Southeast Vice President of Business Education Division. Pictured back row from left are, Jack Hendrick, Pam Hulsey, Royee Bell, Allison Aday, Karen Skidmore, Pam Graham, John Hammoms and Byran Simpson. Center row from left are, Christy Hyatt, Theresa Akers, Penny Lovell, Nina Morgan and Nellwyn Carlton. Seated from left are Laurie Cranmore, Susie Hass and Burl Spears.
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MPD officer named in assault complaint
Pittsburg County sheriff’s deputies say they are getting closer to wrapping up a probe into an altercation involving two groups of people that occurred on the shores of Lake Eufaula at Bedford Beach, located at Sooner Haven in the Longtown area.
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More than 1,300 expected for Saturday concert festival
This year Jared Hauff and his family, along with numerous other helpers, have chosen to put on “In the Field” for the second year.
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Miss McAlester pageant set for Saturday
The ladies of Beta Iota of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International are excited that Miss Oklahoma 2010 Emoly West will be the emcee for the Miss McAlester Pageant.
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McAlester councilman readies to take city job at Healdton
Ward 6 McAlester City Councilor Louis Smitherman says he’s working out the final details to become the new city manager at Healdton.
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City pool blamed for damage to home
Summer fun at the Komar wading pool could dry up early if a suspected leak causing damage to a neighborhood residence can’t be fixed without draining the pool, though city officials are reluctant to explore that option, hoping to keep the pool open through the remainder of the summer season.
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Suspect in Dibble deaths appears in court
Prosecutors say they plan to file formal charges within 10 days against a Blanchard man accused in the deaths of a Dibble woman and her two young children.
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Last park concert of summer set for Thursday
Members of a local band which calls itself Anacrusis may be young — but they couple a love for roots music with modern rock to create their sound.
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Tearing it down, one brick at a time
Have you ever attempted to tear down a structure with just your bare hands? It’s not easy, to some it is downright impossible; but to Tom Joyce, 73, it’s all in a day’s work.
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