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Rattan drug bust
Last Updated: 10:41 PM 05/09/08 -
PUSHMATAHA COUNTY, OK - A meth lab busted in Pushmataha county Thursday. Now the two residents of that house are under arrest.
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Bells has $7.25M school bond election
Last Updated: 10:44 PM 05/09/08 -
BELLS, TX - This weekend is election time across North Texas. Residents in Bells must now decide if they are willing to raise taxes in the name of education. Mystic Matthews joins us now with more.
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Biking for mom against cancer
Last Updated: 6:50 PM 05/09/08 -
Mother's Day is just two days away, and while many people are scrambling to get last-minute cards and gifts, one local man found a creative way to honor his mom. Stephanie Brletic has the story.
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Tough questions asked at Marshall Co. meeting
Last Updated: 6:43 PM 05/09/08 -
MADILL, OK -- Marshall County residents are concerned over the future of their campsites. Some tough questions were asked Friday morning in Madill at a meeting organized by the Marshall County Chamber Of Commerce. Robin Beal has the story .
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Bynum, Perry, MD Helicopters chairwoman have productive meeting in Austin
Last Updated: 5:31 PM 05/09/08 -
AUSTIN, TX -- Grayson County Judge Drue Bynum met with Governor Rick Perry in Austin earlier this week to discuss the possibility of bringing MD Helicopters to the area, and he says the meeting couldn't have gone smoother. Daniel Gotera reports
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Possibility of Ardmore branch campus debated at final Legislative Luncheon
Last Updated: 5:26 PM 05/09/08 -
ARDMORE, OK -- It is not quite dead in the water, but it would appear that Ardmore’s hopes for a branch university campus are far from materializing. State lawmakers were present at the final Legislative Luncheon of the session Friday at the Ardmore Convention Center. Robin Beal reports.
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Drug bust in Fannin Co.
Last Updated: 5:36 PM 05/09/08 -
FANNIN COUNTY, TX -- After a six-month narcotic investigation in Fannin County, more than half of the suspects are behind bars.
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Bonham sports complex considering adding more fields
Last Updated: 6:46 PM 05/09/08 -
BONHAM, TX -- The city of Bonham could soon expand its sports complex to include more soccer fields.
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Missing cats spur neighborhood feud in Bonham
Last Updated: 1:22 PM 05/09/08 -
BONHAM, TX – In a battle of ‘he said, she said’ in Bonham involving cats, a neighborhood feud is causing quite a stir. Nicole Holt has the story.
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1 dead in Bryan Co. motorcycle accident
Last Updated: 12:54 PM 05/09/08 -
BRYAN COUNTY, OK -- A motorcycle accident in Bokchito killed a man in a tragic accident Friday morning.
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