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Durant Police Officer Josh Mullins helps shoppers during the Durant Police Department’s Shop with a Cop event Dec. 19 at Walmart. Matt Swearengin | Durant Democrat

Durant Police Officer Josh Mullins helps shoppers during the Durant Police Department’s Shop with a Cop event Dec. 19 at Walmart. Matt Swearengin | Durant Democrat

Durant Police has Shop with a Cop

The Durant Police Department took children shopping for Christmas during its annual Shop with a Cop event Dec. 19 at Walmart.
Sarah Wiggins, of the Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector’s O_ce, presents citations from State Auditor Cindy Byrd to retiring District No. 2 Commissioner Tony Simmons and retiring Bryan County Clerk Tammy Reynolds. Matt Swearengin | Durant Democrat

Sarah Wiggins, of the Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector’s O_ce, presents citations from State Auditor Cindy Byrd to retiring District No. 2 Commissioner Tony Simmons and retiring Bryan County Clerk Tammy Reynolds. Matt Swearengin | Durant Democrat

Three longtime county officials set to retire

Three officials who have spent many years serving Bryan County are retiring and retirement receptions were held for them recently. Bryan County Court Clerk Donna Alexander has served with the court clerk’s office for 39 years and a reception was held for her Dec.
The new agriculture education building at Durant High School is on schedule to be completed early next year. Matt Swearengin | Durant Democrat

The new agriculture education building at Durant High School is on schedule to be completed early next year. Matt Swearengin | Durant Democrat

New high school ag building to open next semester

Construction of the new Durant High School agriculture education building is wrapping up and it is expected to be ready for use early next semester, according to a report presented by Mid-Plains Construction at a recent Durant Board of Education meeting.

A spoonful of sugar

“Our Allies Are Starving” was the headline that greeted readers of the Caddo Herald on January 11, 1918. By that time Europe had been involved in World War I for several years and had devoted so many resources to the war effort that citizens of England, France, and Italy were on the verge of famine.

Book Talk to be held January 9

“Out of the Dust,” by Karen Hesse, is Book Talk’s choice for its January 9 meeting at Donald W. Reynolds Library, 1515 W. Main in Durant. Leading the 7 p.m. discussion is Dr.
Calera Schools Superintendent Jon Shepard spoke to the Bryan County Retired Educators. Photos provided

Calera Schools Superintendent Jon Shepard spoke to the Bryan County Retired Educators. Photos provided

Bryan County Retired Educators discover downtown Durant

November is the official beginning of the winter holiday season. Bryan County Retired Educators learned of Christmas festivities at their November meeting.
Michayla Harcrow

Michayla Harcrow

SE junior receives Gilman Scholarship to study abroad

Southeastern Oklahoma State University junior Michayla Harcrow has been selected as a recipient of the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs to study or intern abroad during the spring of 2025.

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