A 27-year-old Blanchard man, Nickolas W Harbison, was pronounced dead at the scene of an early morning wreck on H.E. Bailey Turnpike near Amber after a one vehicle accident caused an almost three hour shutdown of I-44.
Officer Shayne Melton (left) and newly sworn in Chickasha Municipal Judge Joseph Young (right) talk about the oath of becoming an officer before the official swear-in of Melton began. Young was also sworn in at the start of Municipal Court by Deborah Sterkel (not pictured) from the Office of…
A new Superintendent will be leading Rush Springs Public Schools after previous superintendent Mike Zurline retired officially at the end of June.
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Chickasha Police responded to a Saturday evening altercation which led Jimmy Don Robertson to being charged after allegedly spitting at an officer and making threats.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate on Tuesday confirmed school choice advocate Betsy DeVos as Education secretary by the narrowest of margins, with Vice President Mike Pence breaking a 50-50 tie in a historic vote.
Andy Morphew/The Express Star South of flashing lights in Ninnekah a field is underneath water after early Sunday rain.
CHICKASHA -- It took about two hours for an all-male jury to decide Lofton Gray was responsible for the 2014 shooting death of Amanda Cecil.
The first day of testimony in the trial of the 2014 shooting death of Amanda Cecil consisted of 13 witnesses including her sister Emily, who found her body.
A red flag warning for fire danger will continue into Wednesday for Northern, Central and Western Oklahoma, including Grady County.
Chickasha first responders used a hands-on experience to lend the city a hand with their swift water rescue boat on Tuesday.
Employees at three Chickasha stores were cited for selling alcohol to underage customers in a recent Chickasha Police Department investigation.
A woman was arrested after allegedly making false claims she was an FBI agent at a Tuttle convenience store.
Spring cleaning is around the corner, and the City of Chickasha is searching for volunteers to take care of some work.
After 10 years working up the ladder at First National Bank and Trust, Johanna Lewis sought a new challenge.
A familiar Chickasha establishment is getting a facelift in hopes of drawing even larger crowds.
The 2016 storm season is opening with a bang.
A demonstration by a new Chickasha manufacturer has been moved from Thursday to Friday.
Word Industries, the fabrication company that moved into Chickasha within the past month, will hold a demonstration on Thursday for one of its newest products.
Senators Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders claimed victories in the Oklahoma Presidential Primaries on Super Tuesday.
Jerry Pittman will occupy the Chickasha City Council Ward 1 seat after a narrow election victory on Tuesday.
A Chickasha man was booked into Grady County Jail last week on rape charges that involved a victim under the age of 14.
Chickasha's downtown became a little sweeter last week when Shorty Cakes re-located to its new location.
Grand Avenue and 17th Street are on the list of road repairs the city aims to complete in 2016.
Grady County is one of nine Oklahoma counties named in a potential tax protest from DCP Midstream, an oil and gas company, a move that could negatively impact budgets for schools and other services.
Chickasha is changing the way its water is treated to cut down on potentially harmful byproducts.
A Duncan 12-year-old who was hit by an SUV Saturday is in stable condition after suffering several broken bones.
“He’s in stable condition,” Duncan Police Department Master Officer Nathan Carrio said. “He has multiple broken bones, multiple broken ribs and a broken scapula.”
A Comanche woman was arrested early Friday morning after allegedly resisting arrest and attacking officers.
The second suspect in an alleged murder in Anadarko was caught by U.S. Marshals on Sunday evening in Grady County.
With the smoke just clearing from the county's first election day this year, battle lines for another are already being drawn.
Chickasha City Manager, Alan Guard is calling foul on the geese at Shannon Springs Park.
Throughout the afternoon on Tuesday, monitors at some of the polling stations for the Grady County hospital sales tax election reported seeing higher than usual amounts of voters.
Some of the Chickasha polling locations reported a higher volume of voters than usual for the hospital sales tax election on Tuesday.
Grady County voters will decide today whether or not to implement a quarter-percent sales tax to benefit Grady Memorial Hospital and services.
With five days to go before the election, members of the Grady County TEA Party offered their strongest condemnation yet of the proposed sales tax plan to benefit Grady Memorial Hospital.
Wes Pulliam will continue as the Chickasha boys' basketball head coach this season after rescinding his resignation on Wednesday night.
The departure of Head Coach Wes Pulliam from the Chickasha boys' basketball program has sparked a player-driven effort to bring him back.
Facebook has added firearms to the items it prohibits from selling through its website, meaning individuals can no longer sell guns on local Buy Sell Trade groups.
A fire totally destroyed a home on Iowa Avenue on Thursday evening.
Former state representative and gubernatorial candidate Joe Dorman is back in government, and the position is closer to home.
The company reported to be interested in Grady Memorial Hospital did not show up to a Grady County Tea Party-sponsored community forum on Thursday night.
The need to start hiring employees has increased for Word Industries recently, partly because of the company's desire to move into the Chickasha Airport Industrial Park.
A second fire in three days damaged a Chickasha house over the weekend.
The CEO of Southern Plains Medical Center (SPMC) in Chickasha has announced there is a proposal to solve the future of Grady Memorial Hospital that does not involve a sales tax.
The Staples Office Supply store in Chickasha will be closing its doors permanently on Feb. 6.
The irrigation system at the Chickasha Sports Complex is in pretty bad shape, according to the town's Parks and Recreation Director Steve Chapman.
Word Industries hopes to be fully operational in Chickasha by late summer, according to its president.
A supporter for Republican Presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson is organizing a "meet & greet" on Tuesday, Jan. 5, in an effort to boost his popularity locally.
A Billy Sims Barbecue will be coming to Chickasha this year.
A suspect reportedly fought with an officer and even jumped from the roof of a house to try and avoid arrest before he was caught on Sunday.
A Tuttle woman said she had her computer frozen after refusing to give her bank account information to have it fixed over the phone.
The loan designed to help bring Word Industries, and potentially hundreds of jobs, to Chickasha has been delayed in the City Council.
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Peggy Haire was born In Chickasha, OK on June 23, 1931. Peggy married C.B. "Rusty" Haire on May 16, 1953. They had three children, son Mike and Vicki Haire of Port St. Lucie, FL, daughter Mike and Patricia Haire Thompson of San Marcos, TX, son Greg and Shelly Haire of Claremore, OK. Peggy wa…
Peggy Haire was born In Chickasha, OK on June 23, 1931. Peggy married C.B. "Rusty" Haire on May 16, 1953. They had three children, son Mike and Vicki Haire of Port St. Lucie, FL, daughter Mike and Patricia Haire Thompson of San Marcos, TX, son Greg and Shelly Haire of Claremore, OK. Peggy wa…
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