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The line was long at Golden Corral in Ada Monday evening as veterans and their families were served hot meals free of charge. The nationwide campaign is held annually to honor veterans of U.S. Armed Forces. Also on hand were representatives from the Disabled American Veterans, (D.A.V.). They were welcoming veterans and accepting donations to help fund D.A.V. transportation. Harold Ray, of the D.A.V., said the funds are used to take disabled veterans to and from the hospital.
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Cheering at state
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Missing man found at Sonic
Ricky Gale Burgess, 52, Konawa, went missing on Monday, March 8, his sister Cora Osburn said.
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Roff council wants apology
Bob Penrod, Roff mayor pro tem, said he want an apology to the city of Roff from the town clerk/treasurer Janice Gimlin.
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Youth livestock show a success
More than 170 4-H and Future Farmers of America exhibitors from across the country showed animals at the 2010 Pontotoc County Jr. Livestock Show from March 3-6.
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Property owners to clean up in Konawa
Owners of 10 properties in Konawa will have to clean up or face $35 per day fines.
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Sulphur residents honored for work at OSD
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Local musician releasing album
Jessey Thompson has a reputation as an exceptional musician among those who have heard him play in the Ada area.
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Former ECU president dies
Dr. Bill S. Cole, president emeritus of East Central University, died Wednesday in Ada after a battle with cancer.
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Stabbing suspect sentenced
A man who was recently found guilty of stabbing two East Central University football players was sentenced Wednesday to serve time in prison.
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Water bill passes Oklahoma Senate
Senate Bill 1689, a bill creating the Oklahoma Water Center and regulating some water used in mining in the Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer, passed 45 to 0 on Tuesday in the Oklahoma State Senate.
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