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Twelve rail cars containing rock and other non-hazardous materials came off the tracks Sunday, June 4, 2023, at the south end of Marlow. Railroad and First Streets near Gilkey and Memorial was closed to all vehicular traffic until Union Pacific inspectors cleared the scene. Trucks were being brought in to clean up the debris. Marlow Fire Department, Police Department and Stephens County Sheriff’s Office responded to the incident. Photo by Jeremy Hopper/The Marlow Review

Train Derailment Causes Commotion, Creates Mess

When Chad and Christy Davis' house at Railroad and Memorial Streets started shaking, their 12-year-old daughter Kora wondered what might be...

Train Derailment in Marlow Sunday

When Chad and Christy Davis' house started shaking, their 12-year-old daughter Cora ran out the front door to see what the noise and ruckus was - and yelled that the train...

City budget increases to cover general operations

The city budget for Marlow’s Fiscal Year 2024 is up by 13.7 percent over the FY23 budget, and the breakdown is a 6.2 percent increase for the General Fund budget, and 7.5...

Marlow’s lifeguards are ready for the 2023 summer, under the supervision of Carol Herriage, pool manager. They are Parker Davis, Ty Spivey, Logan...

Former Grady County, OK Jail Sergeant Sentenced for Using Excessive...

OKLAHOMA CITY – Johnnie K. Drewery, 29, a former sergeant with the Grady County Jail in Chickasha, Oklahoma, was sentenced May 31, to serve 48 months of probation, 30 days...

VOLUNTEERS who recently helped put together boxes of food, l-r, in front: Brenda Ross, Kendra Spears, Loren Ivory and Lisa Ivory; second row: Carolyn Lowe, Tammy Bennett, Sue Cramton, Sandy Chatfield; third row: Dewayne Lowe, John Holland, Al Walker, Gayla Ligon, and Mary Cobb; in back: Craig Patterson, Charlie Dunbar and Gene Cobb.

Marlow Samaritans to hold Open House on June 7

Volunteers of the Marlow Samaritans and the Board of Directors would like to invite residents of Marlow and the surrounding communities to an Open...

Join the Samaritans for a fun Open House!

Vietnam veteran Earl Lavey of Marlow give just a few instructions to Tamela Heaton and the group of youngsters who came to the Marlow Cemetery on Saturday, May 27, 2023, to add new flags to the graves of service members buried there. Photo by Toni Hopper/The Marlow Review

Vietnam veteran joined by students to place flags at Marlow Cemetery

Earl Lavey may not be as spry as he was when he served in the military during Vietnam War, but he still takes time each Memorial Day to pay his...

Commissioners review bid packages for fairgrounds ARPA project

Bid packages were opened during the regular Stephens County Commissioner’s meeting Monday as work moves forward for the fairground project upgrades. Three bids were...

Jail contract fee increases for municipal holdings; pool and splash...

Marlow City Councilman Neal Moore was re-appointed to serve as vice mayor. Tom Wheat and Tandy Banks were re-appointed as Marlow Municipal Authority Trustees for a one-year...

Marlow Review closed Monday for Memorial Day

The Marlow Review will be closed Monday, May 29, in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. There is an 11 a.m. AD...

Marlow High School teacher James Brown, center, accepts his Teacher of the Year plaque from Assistant Superintendent Brenda Parker-Tillian, left, and Superintendent Corey Holland, right, at the 2022-23 faculty breakfast on Friday, May 19, 2023. Photo by Toni Hopper/The Marlow Review

Brown named MPS Teacher of the Year; McCauley honored as Support...

James Brown was “shocked” to hear the news Friday at the year-end faculty appreciation breakfast for Marlow Public Schools. Brown, who has been...

Outlaw senior James Stout drinks his tea during the graduation program for his class. The graduation was held in the Outlaw Gymnasium (formerly known as the new gym), on 9th Street.
Photos by Toni Hopper/The Marlow Review

Outlaw graduates ready for a new chapter

Each of the 93 seniors that walked across the stage Friday night for Marlow High School’s commencement ceremony had their own personal story, but...

Enid man charged with threatening to kill Government officials...

OKLAHOMA CITY – A criminal complaint was unsealed today, May 23, that charges Tyler Jay Marshall, 36, of Enid, OK, with transmitting a threat in interstate commerce,...

Xylazine warning issued after surge of overdose deaths

OKLAHOMA CITY (May 18, 2023) – Attorney General Gentner Drummond today joined a bipartisan coalition of 39 attorneys general in urging Congressional leadership to pass the...

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