MSC officials excited by school’s continued growth
Sentinel Co-Publisher Tom Lokey (right) listens as Dr. Tim Faltyn (left), president of Murray...
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Author: Johnston County Sentinel
City celebrates new water plant’s completion
The City of Tishomingo celebrated putting its new one million gallon-per-day capacity water treatment plant into service last Friday, Oct. 18, with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the facility. Chickasaw Nation Gov. Bill Anoatubby...
Read MoreTHS Homecoming royalty
Tishomingo High School seniors Cali Northcutt and Justin Parham are all smiles after being crowned as the THS Homecoming Queen and King during the coronation ceremony prior to the Indians’ fall break match-up against Community...
Read MoreEarly voting begins next Wednesday
By John A. Small Managing Editor Oklahoma’s four-day early voting period for the upcoming Nov. 5 General Election is scheduled to take place next week. Early voting begins next Wednesday, Oct. 30, for voters in Johnston County...
Read MoreCounty may finally consider burn ban
By John A. Small Managing Editor As of this week, Johnston County remains one of the few counties in the Texoma area that still has not enacted a burn ban… but that may finally be about to change. In a report given during this...
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