MCCURTAIN COUNTY, Okla. — The McCurtain Gazette-News has officially entered the 21st century.
The newspaper for McCurtain County launched its website Tuesday.
Here is the letter the publisher of McCurtain Gazette says he sent to the Attorney General in March of 2023.https://t.co/prXpfNPAak
— Erin Christy (@Erin_Christy) April 25, 2023
After releasingrecordings accusing public officials of making threatening and racist remarks, the small-town newspaper was brought into the national spotlight.
After pressure, here is article where Sheriff Clardy took a urine drug test that tested negative for drugs. There were suspicions of meth use, acc. to article. The test goes back 3-4 days. He refused hair follicle test, which would detect up to 6 mo. https://t.co/rFVKPrFRBk
— Erin Christy (@Erin_Christy) April 25, 2023
Previous coverage on McCurtain County:
- Stitt exploring impeachment options for McCurtain County sheriff
- McCurtain County Commissioner resigns
- Tulsa widow's attorney claims multitude of failures by McCurtain County in death of her husband
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