It was not because the school did not need a new gym. There were other things to accomplish first.
CHS bond: School takes care of needs before wants
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It was not because the school did not need a new gym. There were other things to accomplish first.
Mistrials granted in Dyer, Balthrop trials
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Tuesday, January 24, 2012, probably made the record books for the Stephens County court but not in a good way.
Two trials actively going on both ended abruptly Tuesday afternoon when it was discovered the district attorney’s office had inadvertently sent questionnaires to 39 jurors. The discovery led defense teams to request mistrials.
Two trials actively going on both ended abruptly Tuesday afternoon when it was discovered the district attorney’s office had inadvertently sent questionnaires to 39 jurors. The discovery led defense teams to request mistrials.
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Guilty verdicts handed down
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Guilty verdicts have been reached in two cases involving the sale of
illegal drugs. Tonia Elizabeth Dutton was convicted of distribution of
illegal drugs and Tommie Joe Moore was convicted of drug trafficking.
Be sure to check out next week's Marlow Review for updates in these cases and others to be held next week during the January jury docket.
Two cases coming up next week involve;
Be sure to check out next week's Marlow Review for updates in these cases and others to be held next week during the January jury docket.
Two cases coming up next week involve;
CHS Bond: Current gym shows it is time
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Chasity Weldon is there every weekday.
She knows the need for a new gymnasium first hand.
Manager hired to build bond-funded centerdate
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During Tuesday’s regular meeting of the Marlow Board of Education,
Joe D. Hall was awarded the position of “at-risk” construction
manager to oversee the construction of an early childhood center funded by a $14.155 bond passed by area voters last September.
Joe D. Hall was awarded the position of “at-risk” construction
manager to oversee the construction of an early childhood center funded by a $14.155 bond passed by area voters last September.