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Atoka County prepares for potential flooding after June flash floods (opens the original)
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ATOKA, Okla. (KXII) - Atoka County leaders say they are taking potential storms seriously after flash floods in June left roads washed away. It took the county a month to fix all the roads damaged in the floods. Commissioners are already laying extra gravel on roads that could flood again this week. Atoka Fire Chief John Mullins said if drivers see water on the road, they should not risk it. “Just because there’s a culvert there, doesn’t mean it hadn’t washed out. We’ve seen a bunch of culverts
OSBI major crimes conference draws agencies from multiple states (opens the original)
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DURANT, Okla. (KXII) - Departments from Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, South Carolina, Idaho, Virginia, federal agencies and others attended this year’s Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Major Crimes Conference at the Choctaw Casino. Attendees examined well-known cases, including the “Idaho Four” murders. “That’s a very high profile case... they take those cases and they really do a deep dive and really show investigative agencies — here’s what we’re looking at, here’s what we saw. Obviously that
New mural in Denison honors Air Force veteran (opens the original)
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DENISON, Texas (KXII) — A new mural on Main Street in Denison honors Lieutenant Colonel B.C. Thomas, a Denison native. The mural is on the side of a building at 401 West Main Street. Thomas grew up in Texoma and graduated from Denison High School in 1960. Some of his classmates commissioned the mural to honor his accomplishments. Donna Dow, Denison Main Street director, said Thomas flew the SR-71 Blackbird, the RB-71 and the U-2. “BC Thomas flew. He’s got the most hours in the SR-71 Blackbird. A
Sunflower Festival grows in second year, benefits local nonprofits (opens the original)
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GAINESVILLE, Texas (KXII) - What started as an idea between two boutique owners in Gainesville has grown into a sunflower festival now in its second season. Darlene Odle and Tiffaney Staggs, of Gypsy Star’s Darlings Boutique, said they were inspired by other vendor festivals and created one that gives back. This year’s proceeds benefit local nonprofits including CASA North Texas, Noah’s Ark Animal Shelter and Gainesville Area Visual Arts. “We were invited to come to the Sunflower Festival last y
Gov. Greg Abbott visits Gainesville, discusses affordability agenda during campaign stop (opens the original)
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GAINESVILLE, Texas (KXII) - Texas Gov. Greg Abbott visited Gainesville Tuesday afternoon to meet with community leaders as part of a campaign tour focused on rising household costs and his statewide affordability plan. Republican State Rep. David Spiller joined Abbott for the 12:30 p.m. roundtable discussion, which followed a morning campaign stop in Palestine. Abbott’s affordability platform centers on reducing public school property taxes for homeowners, capping annual appraisal increases, and
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