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  • Custom home lets couple bring the outdoors inside (The Oklahoman) (Sat, 05 Jul 2008 05:41:42 GMT)
    Scott Kluthe was living in Seattle when he spotted a picture on a real estate Web site. Based on that image, he flew to Oklahoma and met his wife, Pat Kluthe, who was working in Joplin, Mo. They immediately purchased a lot in Bear Creek Estates in Logan County. That was three years ago. About a year ago, the couple moved into their first home together. As it happens, Bear Creek Estates is ...

  • Family fishing land becomes Bear Creek (The Oklahoman) (Sat, 05 Jul 2008 05:42:43 GMT)
    Patty Roloff may have been searching for a family fishing hole in the late 1950s, but what she found may be some of the most picturesque property in central Oklahoma. Today, a slice of those rolling fields — as well as the mature trees, wildflowers and fish-laden ponds — forms a new neighborhood called Bear Creek Estates. The 80-acre addition is in southeast Logan County, 4 miles north of ...

  • Ranking the best elections (The Oklahoman) (Sat, 05 Jul 2008 05:33:42 GMT)
    Picking favorites of all time can be great, whether we're talking about Cinderella teams, concert tours or John Wayne movies. But I came up with another one: Pick your favorite presidential race. When I contacted Doug Sanderson, Clem McSpadden and Mick Cornett about this task, I said I wanted this to be something they had fun with, much like I would picking my favorite World Series. So I ...

  • DA’s office continues crack down on bogus check writers (Durant Daily Democrat) (Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:58:16 GMT)
    DURANT — Emily Redman, district attorney for Bryan, Atoka and Coal Counties reports collections for June this year on bogus check cases and criminal restitution cases put just more than $32,000 back into the hands of crime victims.

  • Immigration: Why it's key to both foes (The Oklahoman) (Tue, 01 Jul 2008 05:10:14 GMT)
    WASHINGTON — When it comes to immigration, Barack Obama and John McCain generally agree. It's just that they don't want to say so. Instead, the White House rivals accuse one another of flinching when it mattered most, during and after last year's Senate debate on a bill that would have given millions of illegal immigrants a path to citizenship. McCain "was a champion of comprehensive reform, and ...

  • Logan County Boy Diagnosed With West Nile (KOCO 5 Oklahoma City) (Thu, 19 Jun 2008 23:18:14 GMT)
    State epidemiologist Kristy Bradley cautions Oklahomans to protect themselves from mosquitoes after the second case of the potentially fatal West Nile virus was detected in a Logan County boy.

  • Man killed in Logan County I-35 crash identified (The Oklahoman) (Sun, 22 Jun 2008 17:21:02 GMT)
    The Oklahoma Highway Patrol today identified Jimmy Garland Burns, 61, of Walters as the man killed in a wreck Saturday afternoon on Interstate 35 just north of Edmond. None of the 52 passengers on the bus nor its driver were hurt. Burns was southbound on the highway about 1:45 p.m. when a chartered bus driven by Sarah Jean Shelly, 47, of Raytown, Mo., slammed into the back of his 1962 Ford ...

  • Simon to be new athletic director at Langston (The Oklahoman) (Sun, 22 Jun 2008 00:16:55 GMT)
    LANGSTON - Langston University soon will have a new athletic director. Patric Simon will fill the position at the historically black university in rural Logan County. Langston's athletic teams compete in the NAIA. Simon will begin at Langston on July 1 and will have an annual salary of $65,000. Langston President JoAnn Haysbert says Simon has been the athletic director at two other schools, ...

  • 1 killed after charter bus, truck collide (The Oklahoman) (Sat, 21 Jun 2008 20:36:42 GMT)
    GUTHRIE - One person is dead after a charter bus carrying 54 passengers slammed into the back of a pickup truck along Interstate 35. Oklahoma Highway Patrol Capt. Chris West says the collision happened about 2 p.m. Saturday in the southbound lanes of the interstate near mile marker 151 in Logan County. West says the person killed was in the pickup truck. He says there were no immediate reports ...

  • Rain, heat worsen West Nile (Tulsa World) (Fri, 20 Jun 2008 07:16:26 GMT)
    A 13-year-old Logan County boy becomes the state's second victim this year.


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