A Sallisaw man on Dec. 23 was pinned for around 45 minutes in the truck he was driving following a personal injury collision on Interstate-40. Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported Robert Sparks, 66, was t...

Due to excessive trash, violations Anyone planning to rent the Sequoyah County Fairgrounds facility in the new year will now have to pay an additional amount since the Sequoyah County Commissioners ra...

The Sequoyah County Sheriff’s Office held its annual awards banquet and Christmas dinner on Dec. 19. Sheriff Larry Lane Jr. said he has held this banquet and dinner every year since taking office in 2...

Sequoyah Animal Advocates and Oasis Coffee House & Gifts offered a festive background, complete with Santa Claus for the community to bring their pets and have their pictures taken with Santa on Dec. ...

Sequoyah County Assessor Brandy Dobbs announced this week Personal Property Renditions will be mailed out to Sequoyah County residents on Jan. 2. Dobbs said if any renditions are not received by her o...

According to the Sequoyah County 911 office, the revenue from the landline tariff which supports the county’s 911 service has decreased significantly because of decrease in landline use. Sheila Comer,...

With the arctic weather forecasted to arrive Thursday, Janis Risley, FCS Educator for the OSU Extension Office offers tips provided by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (AS...

“It’s pretty sad when you can’t enjoy a day of fishing and return to your vehicle and find out someone has stolen your catalytic converter,” Sequoyah County Commissioner Ray Watts said Monday. Watts s...

Area woman facing third felony charge since October A woman with addresses in both Sallisaw and Muldrow is facing her third felony charge since October after being charged with third-degree burglary i...

The Sequoyah County Courthouse will be closed Friday, Dec. 23 and Monday, Dec. 26 for the Christmas holiday.

Sallisaw woman alleged to have taken over $4,400 from employer An arrest warrant has been issued for a Sallisaw woman accused of embezzling over $4,400 from her employer. Loretta “Retta” McCauley, 54,...

Oklahoma’s “tripledemic” of COVID- 19, flu and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) cases continues to have health officials on high alert, especially as the holiday season increases opportunities for tr...

The Roland FFA hosted their annual FFA Leadership Conference on Dec. 8, at Roland. Six Oklahoma FFA officers were in attendance and presented four workshops to help FFA students become better leaders ...

Vianʼs Lady Wolverines defeated the Lady Knights Tuesday at Henryetta while the Knights edged the Wolverines in the nightcap. Vian girls 37, Henryetta 20 The Lady Wolverines overcame a first-period de...

Muldrowʼs high school basketball teams topped Spiro in a pair of Northeastern Oklahoma Athletic Association (NOAA) games Tuesday night at home inside the Roger Sharp Activity Center. Muldrow girls 65,...

This Week in County History — Sequoyah County Times, Dec. 14, 1972 From the files of Your Sequoyah County Times From Dec. 25, 1997, issue of the Sequoyah County Times — in 1937, when the Santa Claus c...

Charlie’s Chicken & BBQ is member of the month The Sallisaw Chamber of Commerce met on Dec. 14 for its final membership meeting of the year at First United Methodist Church in Sallisaw, where they ann...

A Sallisaw man is facing a felony charge of discharging firearm and a criminal misdemeanor charge of public intoxication after he allegedly fired several rounds into a local establishment north of Sal...

in Vian and Sallisaw businesses A woman with addresses in both Vian and Sallisaw is facing two felony counts of burglary in the third degree, one count of attempted burglary in the third degree and po...

The Sallisaw City Commission approved on Monday an amendment to the Sallisaw Code of Ordinances updating monetary penalties. A person convicted of a violation of Ordinance No. 2022-15 Section 1-8(c) s...