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Morning Commute Delayed
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Drivers on along Poteau's main thoroughfare were delayed Wednesday during their morning cummute when several emergency services personnel responded to this two-vehicle accident at the corner of North Broadway and Wilson. Police, fire and EMS responded at approximately 9:45 a.m. after the red PT Cruiser (in the foreground) allegedly ran through the red light and sideswiped the Honda Accord. The Hurst Tool (Jaws of Life) was used to extricate the driver of the Honda. The driver was then transported to Eastern Oklahoma Medical Center for treatment.
 


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Lacy Smith crowned Miss CASC 2008
Monday, 19 November 2007
ImageMiss CASC 2007 Kayla Poole crowns Miss CASC 2008 Lacy Smith.PDN photo by Lisa Peters By Lisa PetersNews ReporterLacy Smith was crowned Thursday evening as Miss Carl Albert State College 2008. She is the daughter of Brian and Nancy Smith of Panama. Her platform is Forget Me Not: Alzheimer's. Her talent was a vocal performance of "Only Hope." She was awarded a crown and crown box, trophy, winner's bouquet, $1,000 cash award for the Miss Oklahoma competition wardrobe and travel, official Miss Oklahoma photographs by Miss Oklahoma Photographer Jim Grillot and a full tuition waiver for 16 hours at Carl Albert State College.The first runner up was Baylee Pittman. She is the daughter of Blake and Brenda Pittman and Rebecca and Travis Sargent. She is from Valliant and her platform was Youth Experiencing Success. She sang "Many a New Day" for her talent. She received a $300 cash award, $500 tuition waiver from CASC, trophy and bouquet.The second runner up was Lyndsee Littleton. She is the daughter of Geri Calhoun-Littleton and is from Arkoma. She sang "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" for her talent and her platform was Operation Homefront. Her prizes included a $200 cash award, trophy and bouquet.Third runner up was Samantha Caldwell of Sallisaw. She is the daughter of Matt and Donna Caldwell. Samantha played "Fur Elise" on the piano in the talent competition. Her platform was Afterschool Activities. She won a $100 cash award, trophy and bouquet.The fourth runner up was Monika Killion of Heavener. She is the daughter of Don and Ladonna Killion. Her platform was Be a Buddy, Not a Bully. She played "In the Mood" on the saxophone and trumpet. She received a $100 cash award, trophy and bouquet. Monika was also the winner of the Crowd Pleaser award and the Talent Award for which she received a trophy for both and a $250 cash award.Melissa Wineland was voted Miss Congeniality and was given a $250 cash award.
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 20 November 2007 )
 
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