The Cherokee Nation is hosting a series of seven construction recruitment events between July and September to help connect Native and non-Native businesses and contractors to an unprecedented number ...

Trinity UMC introduces new pastor News Staff Thu, 07/21/2022 - 21:19 ___asset_placeholder_0___ ___asset_placeholder_1___ ___asset_placeholder_2___

An OU Health neurologist will discuss stroke diagnosis and treatment in a virtual presentation scheduled from noon to 1 p.m., Friday, July 29. A stroke occurs when a blood vessel that carries oxygen t...

The new 988 Mental Health Lifeline is now available across the state of Oklahoma. The threedigit number offers immediate response during mental health crises by a local trained behavioral health speci...

The Muskogee County Health Department will begin offering pediatric audiology services in August. Parents and caregivers who have concerns for their child‚s hearing will be able to receive affordable,...

Health and wealth are both important resources for living a happy and successful life. People in poor health often die young and spend thousands of dollars (that could have been invested) on health-ca...

Adult game night Men say they‚re still learning new rules! (Women say the men don‚t pay attention) Come join a group of us, on Sunday nights at 5:00 pm, playing Mexican Train dominoes. It is men again...

A bench warrant has been issued for the arrest of a Bokoshe woman who is facing a felony charge of embezzlement from her employer, Dollar General. Amber Moss, 37, was formally charged on July 13 in Se...

Nichols admits to shooting another Amie Cato-remer Thu, 07/21/2022 - 21:19 ___asset_placeholder_0___ ___asset_placeholder_1___ ___asset_placeholder_2___

Why are gasoline prices higher in Sallisaw? Lynn Mcculley Thu, 07/21/2022 - 21:19 ___asset_placeholder_0___ ___asset_placeholder_1___ ___asset_placeholder_2___

A Tuesday evening accident on Interstate-40 has left two people in stable condition according to an accident report issued by Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Trooper Brice Earls #426 of the Se Trooper Brice ...

Nofire responds to editor letter asking him to resign News Staff Thu, 07/21/2022 - 21:19 ___asset_placeholder_0___ ___asset_placeholder_1___ ___asset_placeholder_2___

July 29 is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the August 23 runoff primary election, Sequoyah County Election Board Secretary Cindy Osborn said. Osborn sai...

CounterAct Tobacco, a youth-driven program working toward a tobacco-free future, is increasing its reach across Oklahoma. Nine organizations from five counties across the state signed on as partners i...

During the July 13 meeting of the Vian Board of Education an agreement was made with Center for Communication & Engagement for the upcoming school year. Vian Superintendent Victor Salcedo, during his ...

I recently attended the Council of State Government‚s Southern Legislative Conference, held in Oklahoma City this year. CSG is a nationwide nonpartisan organization serving state elected and appointed...

Based on the Sequoyah County COVID-19 Community Level being high, there are certain precautions the CDC recommends. • Wear a well-fitting mask indoors in public, regardless of vaccination status (incl...

Kid Robin Read isn‚t shopping for plastic dinosaurs He‚s found a real dinosaur skeleton for sale in New York! The Gorgosaurus carnivores lived in today‚s Montana and Alberta, Canada about 76 million y...

A Muldrow man is charged with a felony count of lewd molestation after he allegedly sexually assaulted a minor under the age of 16. William O. Reed, 30, was charged July 12 in Sequoyah County District...

State Sen. Mark Allen, chairman of the Oklahoma Sportsman Caucus and member of the Congressional Sportsmen‚s Foundation executive council, said he has grave concerns regarding the introduction of Hous...