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Changes announced for LCYS Angel Tree

LeFlore County Youth Services has announced changes to its annual Angel Tree program.

Cities — Poteau included — to present for vet center

Six communities have submitted proposals to become the site of a new Oklahoma veterans center.

Representatives from the competing cities have been invited to make oral presentations on their proposals at the Sept. 24 meeting of the Oklahoma Veterans Commission in Oklahoma City.

Afghanistan flight terminal named after Sgt. Buddy James “Doc” Hughie

Officials at New Kabul Compound stand alongside Oklahoma Army National Guard members of 1st Squadron, 180th Cavalry Regiment, 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, as a significant plaque is unveiled during a dedication ceremony at the newly remodeled NKC flight terminal on Friday in Kabul, Afghanis

PVHS expands spay, neuter program

A recently announced program to help residents spay and neuter their pets at low cost has been expanded, according to the Poteau Valley Humane Society.

Public forum slated on Poteau school bond

A community forum over the upcoming Poteau school bond issue will be hosted at 6 p.m. Aug. 21 in the Bob Lee Kidd Civic Center by the Facilities Improvement Team.

Written questions will be submitted from attendees at the start of the forum.

EOMC debuts telemed program

“We see it as a win-win for everyone involved. We’re excited about it, we really are. We encourage parents to get involved in it,” Eastern Oklahoma Medical Center CEO Bob Carter said Friday after EOMC debuted its new telemedicine program for Poteau and Howe public school districts.

PVHS starts spay, neuter program

The Poteau Valley Humane Society has received a grant from the Lockhart Foundation Trust of Oklahoma City.

The grant has made it possible for PVHS to establish a program to help Poteau-area residents who need financial assistance to spay or neuter a pet.

Enes Kanter donates $1k to BG Club

The Enes Kanter Foundation recently donated $1,000 to benefit the Boys and Girls Club of LeFlore County.

CASC launches new certificate programs

Carl Albert State College is set to offer six new programs to its students beginning this fall.

Poteau PD: An inside look

It’s the experience, education and dedication of his police officers that allows Police Chief Stephen Fruen to not question the reliability of his department.

“We are the best law enforcement agency this side of the 35,” he said.