Dear Editor: When I first moved to Oklahoma, Tishomingo seemed to be like a ghost town. It was dull. It was not a destination for dining out or to shop. This has changed in the past few years. Now when I drive...
Read MoreSentinel Managing Editor John Small - whose vehicle, pictured here, fell victim to a tree downed by straight-line winds - was just one of a number of Johnston County residents who reported damage resulting from the late night...
Read MoreLandmark Bank’s new parent company has announced employee layoffs at several of its Oklahoma locations, including the Landmark branch in Tishomingo. The pending layoffs stem from the merger announced earlier this year of the...
Read MoreA well-known Chinese proverb states that “a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” Four students at 3:16 Martial Arts of Ravia completed the latest step of their journey on Saturday, Oct. 19, when the school...
Read MoreMembers of the Tishomingo United Methodist Women’s (UMW) group gathered at Nacho Mama’s Casa restaurant in Tishomingo on Monday to present a check to representatives of Johnston County Reaching Out. The UMW has been raising...
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