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Pauls Valley tuba players (from left) James Johnson, Nathan Wood and Travis Lee join in on some warm up tunes as PVHS served as the host site for a regional band contest this week. Both PV bands, high school and sixth and seventh grades, received superior ratings during an event that included a number of bands in the area. PV Democrat Photo
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- Local News
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Rain gives lake levels a nice jump
Water levels have for some time been so low at Pauls Valley’s two city lakes there was very little recreation to be found.
- Learning with the Flow
- Storm too close for comfort
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Rain gives lake levels a nice jump
- Sports
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Gavin Nation
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Nation has great year on track field
Gavin Nation, a 5th grader at Whitebead Elementary, has just completed a great season at the track.
- Lady Panthers 2nd at regionals
- Panthers capture 4A district title
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Nation has great year on track field
- Obituaries
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Blanche Opal Daley Teel
Blanche Opal Daley Teel, 97, formerly of Lindsay, passed away May 12, 2013 in Lincoln, Neb.
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Donald Radden
Donald Radden, 85, was born to C. Radden and Overa Robertson on Jan. 12, 1928 and entered eternal life on May 12, 2013 in Ardmore, Okla.
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Jack Leland Nabors
Jack Leland Nabors of Elmore City passed away May 10, 2013 in Norman, Oklahoma at the age of 79 years.
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Michael Phillip Moore
Michael Phillip Moore, 68, of Cox City passed away on Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at his home.
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Blanche Opal Daley Teel
- Community News
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Pauls Valley grad event moves to new site
A threatening storm spared Pauls Valley this week but still dropped enough rain to convince school officials to move graduation ceremonies inside.
- Looking for the top rodeo girl
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Pauls Valley grad event moves to new site
- State News
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State Senate unveils $80M plan for 2 new museums
The Oklahoma Senate unveiled a new plan on Thursday to divert $80 million in state sales and use taxes over a four-year period to pay for the completion of an American Indian museum in Oklahoma City and build a new popular culture museum in Tulsa.
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State lawmakers on verge of taking on high school sports association
An interim legislative study is being proposed regarding recent actions by the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association (OSSAA), a state legislator who asked to remain anonymous said this week....
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State Senate unveils $80M plan for 2 new museums
- Business
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Koch Nitrogen announced plans to build a new urea plant at its Enid facility and revamp its existing production plant. (Staff Photo by BILLY HEFTON)
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Expanding: Koch investing $1 billion in Enid
Officials are expecting up to 800 new construction jobs and 20 to 30 new permanent employees for the plant.
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- Medieval Fair returns to Norman for 37th year
- Jeep takes a radical new turn with Cherokee
- Cherokee business unit says it’s healthy
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