Bryan Thompson

By JACOB BOWLING STAFF WRITER

For Bryan Thompson of Muldrow, the start of a new year is more than just a fresh calendar— it’s a chance to push himself toward a personal goal that means more than just finishing a list. After suffering a stroke, Thompson has set an ambitious resolution for 2025: to read 24 books before the year is over.

Extreme cold, ice and snow conditions continue

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Extreme cold, ice and snow conditions continue

February 18, 2025

Sequoyah County Emergency Management has issued the following warning regarding the brutal temperatures and snow/ice this week. AN EXTREME COLD WATCH IS IN EFFECT FROM THROUGH THURSDAY MORNING • WHAT ...

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School closures for Thursday

February 18, 2025

School administrators have announced that due to continuing dangerous weather, most Sequoyah County schools will be closed Thursday, with some providing instruction through virtual learning and others...

Sequoyah County Courthouse closed Wednesday

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Sequoyah County Courthouse closed Wednesday

February 18, 2025

Sequoyah County Emergency Management has announced that the Sequoyah County Courthouse will be closed Wednesday due to the winter conditions across the area. Emergency Management will continue to asse...

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Sallisaw city offices closed Wednesday

February 18, 2025

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Sallisaw Veterans Center dedication climaxes long journey to completion

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

February 18, 2025

The day many may have wondered if it would ever arrive has, indeed, arrived. Six years, seven months and 241 days since Sallisaw’s quest to become the home for Oklahoma’s premier veterans center began...

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Despite local confidence, OTC ‘remains concerned’ about assessor compliance

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

February 18, 2025

When it comes to calculations and numbers, there’s rarely any wiggle room on findings. Either you’re right or you’re wrong. But when it comes to evaluating success, it appears it may be more subjectiv...