40-year-old Miranda Deanna Wright of Tupelo remains behind bars in the Coal County jail on two counts of distribution of methamphetamine plus neglecting to care for her bedridden mother by failing to provide her with necessary medication, access to running water and heat, and proper hygiene.
More than 125 First American artists participated in the annual Hushtola Art Market, December 13-14, 2025, at OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark in Oklahoma City.
Cliff Dixon will become ShamrockBank’sCaddo Community Banking President, effective January 1, 2026. Cliff’s vast banking expertise extends for over two decades covering various functions as well as setting the standard for exceptional customer service.
Coal County Deputy Sheriff Sgt. Markus Airington and Jail Administrator Lisa Kardokus were recently honored at a Christmas party held at Gonzalez Restaurant in Coalgate.
Mrs. Bowker
In the world I grew up in, Santa Claus was magic. He wasn’t just a story, a decoration, or a character in a book. He was anticipation; he was mystery. He was the feeling of going to bed with excitement fluttering in your chest because something wonderful was about to happen.
40-year-old Miranda Deanna Wright of Tupelo remains behind bars in the Coal County jail on two counts of distribution of methamphetamine plus neglecting to care for her bedridden mother by failing to provide her with necessary medication, access to running water and heat, and proper hygiene.
Hi, I’m Joel Northcutt with Tishomingo Chevrolet and Texoma Chevy Dealers. We are here to present Natalie Shaw with a $1,000.00 scholarship for being our A+ Athlete of the Week.
Wildcats Fall to Tishomingo
There are people who live to be offended. They’re called Progressives. They are offended by Confederate statues, by monuments that they say celebrate white supremacy and colonialism, by Trump0 supporters, by trump himself, and by those who refused to get on their knees and grovel before Black Lives Matter.
When I lived over in Centrahoma, a long time ago, farming was a lot different than what emerged from the 40s and 50s. In my time over there I was a grade school aged kid, and I usually confined “peanut farming” to what I could pick up, shake and fill my pockets for munching. My knowledge of this “peanut farming” was pretty thin.
