LeFlore County Journal

Nov 27, 2024 | leflorecountyjournal.com | Craig Hall

Table of ContentsToggleMore than $1 billionMore than $1 billion in unclaimed property in Oklahoma. The holidays are a time of giving, and this year, the Oklahoma State Treasurer’s Office (OST) has an easy way to brighten the season. With more than $1 billion in unclaimed property waiting to be reunited with its rightful owners, State Treasurer Todd Russ is urging Oklahomans to take just a minute to search the online database for their names—and their loved ones’ names—at yourmoney.ok.gov.

Sep 16, 2024 | leflorecountyjournal.com | Craig Hall

Today’s events in LeFlore CountyLeFlore County calendar for the next week. If you are a non-profit, school or church, submit an event. This is a free service for non-profits and and churches so let us know if something is going on. CONTACT us.¬†Friday¬† ¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†¬†Funeral service for Debbie DavisHigh school softball: Smithville at Heavener. High school baseball: Howe/New Lima at WhitesboroHigh school football: Panama at Heavener; Tulsa NOAH at Poteau; Pocola at Spiro; Maud at Arkoma

Sep 16, 2024 | leflorecountyjournal.com | Craig Hall

Nice day likely FridayMostly clear skies and a nice day is forecast for Friday for LeFlore County and the area. The high is forecast to be 84 degrees with a low of 60. Sunrise was 7 a.m. Sunset is 7:27 p.m.See the whole story and future forecast on Friday’s newsletter. Subscribe and never miss one of our stories on and about LeFlore County’s people, places and events. Related

Sep 16, 2024 | leflorecountyjournal.com | Craig Hall

The LeFlore County commissioners will meet in a regular business meeting 9 a.m. Monday in the office of the board of county commissioners. Agenda:Call to order. Minutes of previous meeting. Purchase orders/payroll. Bonds. Monthly fee reports. Transfer of appropriations. Blanket purchase orders. New businessContract labor/service agreements. Burn ban.

Sep 16, 2024 | leflorecountyjournal.com | Craig Hall

Wolves improve to 2-0By CRAIG HALLIn the renewal of one of eastern Oklahoma’s oldest rivalries, Heavener used a powerful running attack to defeat Panama and improve to 2-0 overall while the Razorbacks drop to 1-1. Heavener visits Charleston, Arkansas next week while Panama hosts Wilburton. The win gave Heavener a 40-21-2 lead in the series and snapped a six-game losing streak against Panama and was the Wolves’ first win over Panama since 2011. See the whole story on Saturday’s newsletter.