Agenda for Poteau School Board 12-11-23
POTEAU—The Poteau School Board will meet in a regular business meeting 6 p.m. Monday in the Bob Lee Kidd Fine Arts Center at 101 Mockingbird Lane in Poteau.
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Commissioners’ agenda 12-11-2023
The LeFlore County commissioners will meet in a regular business meeting 9 a.m. Monday in the office of the board of county commissioners. Expenses AGENDA: CALL TO ORDER. MINUTES…
Heavener School Board agenda 12-11-2023
Heavener Public School’s Board of Education may discuss, vote to approve or disapprove, vote to table or decide not to vote on any item on this agenda.
Howe Trustees table hiring
HOWE—The Howe Board of Trustees tabled action on applications received for the treasurer and court clerk position for the Town of Howe during Thursday’s regular business meeting.
Council approves ordinances, promotion
By CRAIG HALL The Heavener City Council approved a pair of ordinances and promoted a new full-time police officer at Thursday’s regularly scheduled meeting.
City Council agenda 12-7-2023
The Heavener City Council will meet in a regular business meeting 6 p.m. Thursday in Heavener City Hall at 103 East Avenue B. AGENDA Approval of minutes from previous meeting….
Commissioners’ minutes 12-4-2023
The LeFlore County commissioners met in a regular business meeting Monday with Chairman Jamie Oliver presiding. Also present were Vice-Chair Vallard Campbell, Member Cody Covey and County Clerk Kelli Ford….
Horse causes accident with injuries
A 32-year-old Fort Towson woman and three passengers were involved in accident Sunday on Highway 270, four miles east of Fort Towson, when the car she was driving struck a…
Quinton man sentenced for firearm crime
MUSKOGEE – The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced that Eugene Lee Dozier, 46, of Quinton was sentenced for unlawfully transferring a handgun to an…
Jobless rate goes up for most Oklahoma counties
McIntosh County had the highest unemployment rate in Oklahoma in October at 5.8 percent while Haskell was second at 5.4 percent, followed by Seminole County.