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McCurtain County

McCurtain County

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Search complete. 20 mentions across 10 episodes found for "McCurtain County".

Sep 14, 2026

Micah FrazierHOST
0:39
Tell your boss what you will and will not do.
Micah FrazierHOST
0:42
And then we'll see you on the McCurtain County job search later on today.
Micah FrazierHOST
0:49
So the Hurricanes that last Thursday night beat the dog out of Florida A&M.
Micah FrazierHOST
0:54
You know, the Miami Hurricanes, they're looking way tough, way tough right now.
Micah FrazierHOST
58:19
You know the truth.
Oren JacksonHOST
58:20
[upbeat music] Hey, here's your McCurtain County weather forecast.
Oren JacksonHOST
58:25
Today is gonna be sunny and hot with a high near 99 degrees, heat index values as high as 105.
Oren JacksonHOST
58:34
And tonight is gonna be mostly clear skies with a low around 74 degrees, south wind around five miles per hour.
Micah FrazierHOST
25:21
It's that same thing.
Micah FrazierHOST
25:24
But there is a burn ban in all of McCurtain County.
Micah FrazierHOST
25:28
Effective immediately.
Micah FrazierHOST
25:29
It includes all outdoor burning.
Micah FrazierHOST
25:35
Please help protect our community property and natural resources.
Micah FrazierHOST
25:39
No campfires, no brush burning, no trash burning, and no fireworks.
Micah FrazierHOST
25:44
That is for all of McCurtain County.
Micah FrazierHOST
25:47
Please.
Oren JacksonHOST
34:09
too.
Micah FrazierHOST
34:19
The McCurtain County Fair Blood Drive is two weeks away.
Micah FrazierHOST
34:24
We're scheduled for... 9-11.
Micah FrazierHOST
34:32
From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Good thing it's not at 8 o'clock, right? Or 7, what is it, 7-56? 9-11? 10 a.m.
Micah FrazierHOST
34:43
to 3 p.m., so if something's wrong with your blood, too much sugar, too much whatever, you can get it cleaned out by then.
Micah FrazierHOST
34:50
You got two weeks to get everything right.
Micah FrazierHOST
34:54
so you can donate blood for the McCurtain County Fair Blood Drive.
Micah FrazierHOST
34:58
That is 911 from 10 to 3.
John CroisantGUEST
6:56
And after the elections on Tuesday, we saw, you know, a very narrow margin of victory for Mike Macy, uh, by only around 2000 votes.
John CroisantGUEST
7:07
A lot of those votes kind of came from, you know, McCurtain County and the Southeast, uh, like Little Dixie, part of our state.
John CroisantGUEST
7:14
Dixie, yeah.
John CroisantGUEST
7:15
Yeah, and so for me, when I look at these election results, and I'm sure we'll go over them in a little more detail, what I see is that MAGA was able to win a lot of these primaries in Oklahoma, but by a very, very, very slim margin, and with the help of the Oklahoma GOP as well.

19 MINS LATER

John CroisantGUEST
26:37
And instead of voting for the same people with the same policies and expecting a different result, why don't we change?
Ryan WeltonHOST
26:44
Speaking of that data, I'm looking at the New York Times map here and Ginner lost by 2,000 votes.
Ryan WeltonHOST
26:52
But then I see in McCurtain County that Mazie won by 1,000 votes just in McCurtain County.
Ryan WeltonHOST
26:59
If Drummond had just picked off 200 more votes in each one of these counties, he wins.
Ryan WeltonHOST
28:00
Not only... relying on the president's endorsements in Southeastern Oklahoma, but let's get specific with the counties in Oklahoma real quick.
Ryan WeltonHOST
28:09
Love County, Marshall County, Bryan County, Choctaw County, McCurtain.
Ryan WeltonHOST
28:13
Let's go up the side of Oklahoma where you have LaFleur County, Adair County, uh, Sequoia County, um, break all breaking hard for Maisie, uh, many of those counties do not get Oklahoma television.
Ryan WeltonHOST
28:26
Um, as somebody who, uh, you know, ran digital for Griffin media for almost eight years, I often looked at the maps and in Southeast, Southeastern Oklahoma, it's hodgepodge like an Ida Bell.
Oren JacksonHOST
30:08
286-6642.
Oren JacksonHOST
30:22
And here's your McCurtain County weather forecast.
Oren JacksonHOST
30:25
Today is going to be sunny and hot with a high near 95 degrees.
Oren JacksonHOST
30:30
Heat index values as high as 102.
Aaron KaukHOST
13:56
see him as a defensive back, as a receiver, that kind of guy.
Aaron KaukHOST
14:01
That team, I know they got some move-ins from basically all points in McCurtain County.
Aaron KaukHOST
14:09
Valiant was one of the places where they got some guys and they had some returning as well, not just him.
Aaron KaukHOST
14:15
But they're the team that, you know, we kind of know what Tuttle is going to be year in, year out.
Andy MooreGUEST
4:02
Well, and, and it was so close as, as Jennifer, as you said.
Andy MooreGUEST
4:05
And, you know, McCurtain County down in the southeast, uh, corner of the state is actually in the Shreveport media market, but they, in that county alone, uh, Mazie picked up 700 and something more votes than he had in June.
Andy MooreGUEST
4:19
So that was almost 25% of his, of his margin was just in this one very rural county, and you saw that in a few other counties, I think.
Andy MooreGUEST
4:27
Uh, it was interesting.
Oren JacksonHOST
11:06
It's Orin Jackson and Micah Frazier coming to you live from First State Bank Studios And before everybody gets into the weekend, I want to remind you about something coming up Tuesday.
Oren JacksonHOST
11:16
Oklahoma's runoff primary election is August 25th, and, uh, we've got some pretty important decisions being made right here in McCurtain County.
Oren JacksonHOST
11:25
If you're following local politics, one of the, one of the big ones is State House District One.
Oren JacksonHOST
11:30
That Republican runoff is between Chris White and George Phipps.
Oren JacksonHOST
11:34
White is a former McCurtain County commissioner, and Phipps is a rancher.
Oren JacksonHOST
11:38
Whoever wins Tuesday becomes the Republican nominee heading toward November.
Oren JacksonHOST
11:42
And then we've got county commissioner races.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
13:35
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