Tournament Will Honor Late Senator
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President Pro Tempore Cal Hobson (D-Lexington), along with State Sen. Kenneth Corn (D-Poteau) recently announced the details for the upcoming annual golf tournament to honor the late State Sen. Larry Dickerson this year.

The tournament will be held on Thursday at Quail Run Golf Course in Muldrow. Registration will be at 9:30 a.m. and tee-off at 10:30 a.m.

"With this golf tournament, Senator Dickerson's contributions will be remembered as well as they will continue," Corn said.

The tournament also gives friends of the late senator from Poteau an opportunity to get together to remember past times as well as his accomplishments affecting eastern Oklahoma and the state, Corn said. Dickerson was state senator for LeFlore County the southern half of Sequoyah County.

Lunch is included and will be served on the course. Several senate members and state officials are planning to attend the event.

For details about the costs for playing, hole sponsorships and directions to Quail Run, please contact Corn at (918) 647-5030, Lundy Kiger at (918) 962-6003 or Josh Koehn at (405) 424-6889.
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