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Many of those affected are in McClain County

The Purcell Register

October 2, 2025

Last week’s announcement of a new route for the South Extension Turnpike could impact numerous McClain County residents.

They could include but not limited to property owned by Johnny Mattingly, Bobby Huddleston, Kevin Andrews, Lewis and Beverly Price, Phyllis Bennett, Stacy Wilkes, Bryce Hartsfield, Corey Wyatt, Darrin McAlester, Scott McGregor, Brent and Amy Lynn and the area north of David Byles.

Andrews reported he and his wife, Lisa, Johnny and Holly Mattingly and Lewis and Beverly Price will all lose their homes with the new highway construction project.

There are possibly two more homes that will be affected.

View the full article: PurcellRegister.com

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Many of those affected are in McClain County

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