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Today's riddle: What do sweet potatoes wear to bed? 🤔 (Answer below!)
• Man accused of killing Oklahoma deputy appears in court as defense, prosecution ask for more time (5newsonline.com) — A major LeFlore County murder case tied to an April standoff in nearby Wister is now delayed, after a brief hearing in Poteau where both sides requested more time. The suspect remains jailed without bond as investigators finish reports, while local law enforcement and supporters of the fallen deputy continue working and grieving through a long legal process.
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• Oklahoma Rising Stars Games (prepbaseballreport.com) — Oklahoma’s Rising Stars Games roster includes a local connection, with catcher Blake Wagner representing Poteau among standout middle-school baseball players statewide. The long list of athletes from schools across Oklahoma highlights how area talent, including from Poteau, is being recognized on a bigger stage for upcoming showcase competition.
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