06/12/23 to 06/19/23 During the weeks of June 12 to 19, 2023, Sequoyah County law enforcement tended to nine animal calls, 118 traffic stops, along with numerous medical and domestic calls according t...

The structure of the new Vian High School building is beginning to take shape and you can now tell where the main entrance will be located as crews with Beshears Construction continue work on the proj...

The Cherokee Nation is now using text messages to automatically alert TERO contractors on potential bid solicitations, making it more efficient for contractors to know of upcoming construction project...

I’m a passionate proponent of homeownership. There is simply no better tool for a family to generate generational wealth than through the blessings of being a homeowner. In rural Oklahoma, I know many...

The story of what will happen in the beef cattle industry has been clear for some time. Drought-forced beef cow herd liquidation has made the beef industry smaller than it needs or planned to be. Ther...

Cherokee Nation’s innovative Hepatitis C Virus Elimination Program was recently featured in a Centers for Disease Control report touting its high cure rate of Cherokee citizens. The article evaluated ...

The historical Cherokee musical “Nanyehi – The Story of Nancy Ward” is hosting a casting call to support the musical’s Oct. 13 and 14 productions at Hard Rock Live Tulsa. “Nanyehi” is the story of Nan...

Rani Gandhi, a 2023 graduate of Sallisaw North High School, was among 100 outstanding seniors from Oklahoma public schools who were recently honored as an Academic All-Stater, during the Oklahoma Foun...

Announcements of upcoming events for non-profit organizations and events in Sequoyah County may be delivered to Your TIMES in several different ways. They may be mailed to or hand delivered to Your TI...

Sequoyah Manor Nursing Home will be hosting a chili dog fundraiser on June 23, beginning at 10 a.m. in the activities room, to raise money to purchase fireworks for the residents. Cost is $5 for food ...

Roland Public Schools has announced the Oklahoma Nine Essential Elements Survey, which allows stakeholders the opportunity to share their views on important elements of school effectiveness. According...

The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs (ODVA) Interim Executive Director, Greg Slavonic, announced last week that he had made a request for a performance audit from The Oklahoma State Auditor & I...

TAHLEQUAH — Applications for the 202324 Miss Cherokee Leadership, Junior Miss Cherokee Leadership and Little Cherokee Ambassadors competitions are now available. To download the application, visit htt...

Dianah Gourley, pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Sallisaw, will tell you that it’s been a long journey for women who want to serve the church in a leadership role. “It’s been a long battle for w...

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 ...

Letter “T” winners at Saturday's Sequoyah County Times Retirement Fair were Randy Burris, Marlene Linson and Kay Cruse. Times Publisher Jeff Mayo (left) congratulated the winners.