Poteau Board hires Assistant Superintendent
By KEN MILAM The Poteau School Board agreed to purchase an audio-video-lighting system for the Bob Lee Kidd Civic Center and approved several personnel changes, including hiring a new assistant…
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Hall resigns as court clerk
By KEN MILAM POTEAU – After nearly three decades, Melba Hall is closing the file on her tenure as LeFlore County Court Clerk.
Commissioners approve hearing on closing road
By KEN MILAM POTEAU – A notice to hold a public hearing on possibly closing a county road was approved by LeFlore County commissioners on Monday morning.
Wister person dies in auto accident
An 18-year-old Wister person died in an auto accident Friday at approximately 12:50 a.m. on Highway 270, approximately two and a half miles southeast of Wister.
Unemployment rate drops in April
The unemployment rate dropped in all 77 counties in Oklahoma during April compared to March and also in April of 2021.
HUA, Council talk about budgets
By CRAIG HALL HEAVENER – The Heavener Utilities Authority and City Council discussed the budgets for the 2022-2023 calendar year during meetings Thursday at Heavener’s City Hall.
HUA, Council agendas 6-2-2022
HEAVENER – The Heavener Utilities Authority will meet in a special meeting 6 p.m. Thursday followed by a regular meeting of the City Council in Heavener’s City Hall at 103…
County elected officers to receive pay increase
By KEN MILAM POTEAU – LeFlore County elected officers will receive a $600 annual pay boost. Acting as the county Budget Board, officials approved the increase in accordance with a…
Commissioners hear from Panama family
By KEN MILAM POTEAU – LeFlore County commissioners heard concerns from a rural Panama family about a road they want closed.
State school board denies waivers
LeFlore Public School, along with six other Oklahoma schools will need to change their 2022-2023 school calendars after the state board of education denied the schools waivers to continue with…