TALIHINA — Well, the other shoe finally fell, just sooner than most expected. Following a unanimous vote by the Oklahoma Veterans Commission at Thursday’s special meeting in Oklahoma City, the Talihin...

For those who are surprised that today is the first day of summer, given our recent stretch of days over 90 degrees with triple-digit heat indices, you’re doubtfully going to welcome what will surely ...

The Cherokee Nation will be receiving an invoice for more than $2 million from Sequoyah County for the Garvin Branch bridge. At Monday’s meeting, the county commissioners approved sending the invoice ...

A Vian man is facing a felony charge of larceny of automobile, aircraft or other motor vehicle after he reportedly sold a Harley Davidson motorcycle to a Webbers Falls man last year and then took it f...

Your TIMES recently launched a new online calendar where you can find out what’s going on in our area and beyond. Plus, you can also add your own events, says Jeff Mayo, Your TIMES publisher. “We are ...

Dogwood Street south of I-40 at Delaware Avenue will be closed from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday for crossing repair of the Canadian Pacific Kansas City Southern railroad.

The Sallisaw Police Department will be conducting speed and traffic enforcement In areas of all of Redwood and residential areas from June 21-28.

For those who thought the city’s headaches ended on June 5 when the Sallisaw Municipal Authority voted to reject selling the municipal landfill or partnering with an outside entity, an extra big bottl...

After one-on-one negotiations flagged, a retired federal judge will now mediate a solution to Oklahoma’s long-running lawsuit against major poultry producers. Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummon...

Also called Emancipation Day, Freedom Day or Jubilee Day, Juneteenth is the commemoration of June 19, 1865, the day enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas, learned that they were free. While P...

Cherokee Nation celebrated the acquisition of the historic Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch from the Oklahoma Historical Society, further expanding its robust tourism offerings. The tribe first announced ...

When Misty Osborn took a job at Walmart in Sallisaw 10 years ago, she never knew what a delight it would be working at the “cake counter.” Osborn, 37, of Vian, said making cakes for her customers has ...

The Sequoyah County Times Retirement Fair is an annual community event the newspaper has hosted for senior citizens in Sequoyah County for many years. This year, the fair will be held Saturday at the ...

The Sallisaw Board of City Commissioners on Monday approved a budget of more than $55.2 million for Fiscal Year 2024, and also gave the green light to increasing employees’ cost of living adjustment f...

The Sequoyah County Commissioners on Monday opened bids for concrete work at the courthouse for the parking lot, pavilion and repair work to steps. Bids received were from Brooks Construction in the a...

A Roland woman has been charged with felony child abuse after she allegedly struck a small child twice in the face for reportedly being disrespectful, and calling her an “idiot.” Alexis E. Clark, 34, ...

SHAWNEE — Your TIMES earned three awards Saturday when the Oklahoma Press Association presented its Better Newspaper Contest awards during the association’s annual convention held this year at the Gra...

SHAWNEE — Jeff Mayo, publisher of Your TIMES and six other area newspapers, and Brenda Adams, an advertising professional who is now a digital specialist for Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc., on Saturda...

The Sallisaw Police Department will be conducting speed and traffic enforcement on Maple from Cherokee to city limits, and Taylor Drive from Maple to Dogwood, from June 14-21.

3-year-old Adessa Graham is helped from a Sallisaw fire engine by mother Ashley Thursday morning at the meet-a-hero event at the Stanley Tubbs Memorial Library parking lot. Other first responders repr...