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The Pride of Antlers wraps up marching competition season

Marching season for any band is long and involves extensive work.
“The Pride of Antlers” Bearcat Band has been putting in many hours of practice in order to compete at a few school-sponsored competitions as well as the OSSAA Regional contest.

The Glow Run is Back!!!

It has become part of the Deer Festival tradition that the Glow On and Run Family Fun Event takes place the Thursday before the opening day of the festival. Well this year is no different.

Gabby does it again!

In last week’s edition of the Antlers American we introduced you to Gabby, a 9 year old pig showman extraordinaire.

OkieWild TV to be at Deer Festival

The Deer Capital Tourism Association is pleased to announce that OkieWild will be at the 2018 Deer Festival and Outdoor Show, Friday, September 28th and Saturday, September 29th!

Inmate captured

The search has came to an end after an inmate that escaped from the Pushmataha County Jail earlier this week. White is back in custody after being apprehended in Antlers.

Free dental services for families in need

Mobile Smiles Dental Van will be visiting Antlers on August 20th through the 22nd. The Mobile Smiles Van will be set up at the Pushmataha County Health Department in Antlers.

Homecoming is here!

This year's homecoming theme is “Summertime Fun in the Kiamichi’s” and the celebration is shaping up to be a good one.
Saturday, June 16, the Antlers Rotary Club host a "country breakfast” at the Methodist Church from 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m.

Gardner Grocery promotes healthy living

Gardner Grocery in Antlers has recently undergone changes to make healthy shopping easier for its customers. Store owner James Gardner and produce manager Lynda Rich have recently implemented signage throughout the store to point the way towards healthier options.

Local youth to participate in National Rodeo

Rattan Junior High school students, Clancy Teague and Jaylee Young, participated at the Oklahoma Junior High School State Finals Rodeo.

Rattan speech students head to state

Kayci Kopp, with her qualifying Standard Oratory became the first student in the history of Rattan High School to be tapped for the state OSSAA speech championship during the awards ceremony at the recent regional speech tournament.