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A 29-year-old Ada man was charged Wednesday with multiple felonies after reportedly stealing a vehicle and an animal, then placed bodily fluids on a government employee.
My readers know well that I love old cameras, both digital and film. I make solid, sometimes award-winning images with cameras that some professional might shun, cameras they consider obsolete.
By: Richard R. Barron, Richard Barron
Three talented young ladies were crowned 2025-2026 Chickasaw Princesses during the 2025 Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival. From left, Chickasaw Nation Gov. Emeritus Bill Anoatubby with Little Miss Chickasaw Paeson Baken, Chickasaw Junior Princess Taylor Komalty, Chickasaw Princess Kaley Reed and Chickasaw Nation Gov. Chris Anoatubby. For more information about the Chickasaw Princess Program, visit Chickasaw.net/Princess.
Tom Olah polishes a rear wheel of his Corvette during the inaugural Asher Fire and Rescue Car Show Saturday on Main Street in downtown Asher. Olah is from Comanche.
By: Richard R. Barron, Richard Barron
Chickasaw Nation Governor Emeritus Bill Anoatubby presents Dr. Kayla (Lewis) Robinson as the 2026 Chickasaw Nation Dynamic Woman of the Year during the annual Dynamic Women of the Chickasaw Nation Conference conducted May 28-29 at WinStar Resort and Convention Center.
By: Richard R. Barron
The Pontotoc County Sheriff's Office will receive $250,000
These are the “bears ears” from which Bears Ears National Monument takes its name. I photographed this in October last year. Two things are true about this place, and every
By: Richard R. Barron
Tupelo’s Cody Airington fires a pitch toward the plate during the 2023 Class B State Tournament. Airington, a junior from Austin Peay State University, was drafted in the 20th round by the Texas Rangers.
By: Richard R. Barron, Richard Barron
Outgoing Governor Michael Ridgeway hands a ceremonial gavel to Ada Rotarian Pat Fountain, who was installed as Governor of Rotary District 5770 Wednesday night at East Central University’s Foundation Hall.
These are the “bears ears” from which Bears Ears National Monument takes its name. I photographed this in October last year. Two things are true about this place, and every other place in this discussion. 1. We need the resources of the earth to thrive and grow, and 2. We need to preserve and protect the earth for the future.
