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PUBLIC RECORDS

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GARVIN COUNTY DISTRICT COURT RECORDS

The following persons have been charged by the State of Oklahoma with traffic or other violations or have filed other court actions in Garvin County Dis

County students among Redlands Community College grads

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EL RENO, Okla. — Redlands Community College recently celebrated the graduation of over 250 students, including four from Garvin County, during its spring commencement ceremony that included a keynote address from college alumni Christian Wassana, actor and founder of the I am, I can, I will movement.

Maysville teacher chosen to attend American History seminar

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Maysville social studies teacher Cathy Johnson had the opportunity to attend a primary documents seminar in Charlottesville, Virginia, in April titled “Jefferson and Madison.” Presented by the Teaching American History organization from Ashland University and facilitated by Dr. Jeremy D.

Leadership Mid-America graduates 27th class

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Leadership Mid-America celebrated the graduation of its 27th class of community leaders. In addition to students, sponsors, key program contributors and families of the graduates, MATC School Superintendent Michael Eubank and MATC Deputy School Superintendent Denny Prince were in attendance.

PASS Coalition to host prescription drug take back event

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The PASS Coalition is partnering with First United Bank, the Pauls Valley Police Department and SCOPE-OK to host a prescription drug take back event for area residents Tuesday, May 28, from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at First United Bank’s Meridian Branch, 2000 W. Grant Ave., in Pauls Valley.

Garvin County students earn degrees from ECU

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East Central University celebrated the graduation of more than 400 students during spring commencement ceremonies May 11 at the Kerr Activities Center in Ada. Undergraduate commencement was held at 10 a.m.

Key criminal justice bills in limbo as session winds down

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Bills to charge more shoplifting offenses as felonies and mandate lenient prison sentences for domestic violence survivors are in limbo with three weeks to go in the legislative session, but several other criminal justice measures have been signed into law.