The Express-Star

The Express-Star

The Express-Star, known as "Grady County's News Source," is a daily newspaper that serves the Chickasha area in Oklahoma. This publication releases new editions six days a week—Monday through Friday and also on Sundays—focusing on news relevant to Grady County. Community Newspaper Holdings Inc. (CNHI), established in 1997 by Ralph Martin, owns The Express-Star. CNHI not only publishes various newspapers but also offers combined advertising packages and shares certain editorial content through the CNHI News Service.

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  • 6 days ago | chickashanews.com | Davis Cordova

    The Fightin’ Chicks pummeled the host team in the early game Thursday, but Duncan dealt a similar blowout to the Fightin’ Chicks in the second game. The Chickasha baseball team played Thursday in the Guthrie Baseball Invitational, going 1-1 in games that had similar results. Chickasha beat Guthrie 13-0, but got blown out by Duncan 14-0 in the second game. kAmx? E96 7:CDE 82>6 %9FCD52J[ E96 u:89E:?’ r9:4<D 925 E96 32ED 8@:?8 62C=J[ 362E:?8 vFE9C:6 `b\_ :? 7:G6 :??:?8D] !:E496C }@=2? |JC<@ 8@E E96 H:? @?

  • 6 days ago | chickashanews.com | Davis Cordova

    ...FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT FROM 7 PM CDT THIS EVENING THROUGH SUNDAYEVENING... * WHAT...Flooding caused by excessive rainfall is possible.

  • 1 week ago | chickashanews.com | Davis Cordova

    After a couple of hard-fought games, the Fightin’ Chicks have clinched their spot in the district standings. Chickasha’s baseball team split a two-game series with Heritage Hall this week, which secured the Fightin’ Chicks the second spot in the district standings. Chickasha also won two of three games over the weekend at a tournament in Collinsville and Pryor. kAm%96 u:89E:?’ r9:4<D H@? E96 7:CDE 82>6 |@?52J @G6C w6C:E286 w2== e\a] !:E496C qC@5J #@DD 96=5 :E 5@H?

  • 1 week ago | chickashanews.com | Davis Cordova

    The Fightin’ Chicks couldn’t find the back of the net in the first half despite controlling possession for a majority of the time – then they couldn’t stop scoring in the second half. Chickasha’s girls soccer team beat Cache 9-1 Tuesday after a scoreless first half. The halftime talk was simple for coach Justin Croke; Limit mistakes, be patient and make better decisions. Then the goals started pouring in.

  • 1 week ago | chickashanews.com | Davis Cordova

    After scoring the game’s first goal in the 5th minute, Jacob Clift formed a conga line with a couple of his teammates to celebrate. It was that type of night for the Fightin’ Chicks in a rout. Chickasha’s boys soccer team had fun throughout its 6-0 win over Cache in Chickasha Tuesday. Clift scored the first goal on a free kick in the box, which kickstarted the Fightin’ Chicks’ district win early.

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