“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,...

Mullin It Over The end of each year allows us to reflect on what is behind us and look forward to what is to come. As we begin this new chapter, thank you for putting your trust in me. It’s a responsi...

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...

Appreciation and pride in community Dear Editor, This past Saturday, Gore HS Football Team competed at the highest level in class A football in Oklahoma, the state championship game in Edmond. This ga...

So much that we call weakness is familiar habit. Habit rules around the clock – the way we eat, the way we sleep, the way we approach anything. Habit underlies our every action until we are not aware ...

Stilwell boys 55, Sallisaw 43 The 13th-ranked Class 4A Stilwell Indians defended their house Tuesday, proving too much for the Black Diamonds to contain. Sallisaw started the contest holding their own...

OKLAHOMA CITY – The $400,000 Springboard Mile headlines the final night of racing for the 2022 Thoroughbred Season at Remington Park, on Saturday, Dec. 17. A field of nine entered the richest local ev...

Roland’s high school basketball teams swept a pair of NOAA home games against Poteau Tuesday night inside the Ranger Dome. Roland girls 51, Poteau 27 The Class 3A No. 19 Lady Rangers outscored the vis...

All schedules are subject to change. FRIDAY, DEC. 16 • Sallisaw basketball teams vs. Muldrow (6:30 p.m.); • Roland basketball teams in Talihina’s Choctaw Nation Invitational Tournament ( To Be Determi...

Roland High Schoolʼs baseball and softball programs will host winter camps next week. The baseball winter camp will be held Monday and Tuesday at the Roland High School baseball field and the softball...

Okay girls 29, Webbers Falls 26 The Class A Okay Lady Mustangs came from behind Tuesday to defeat the Lady Warriors, handing Webbers Falls its first loss of the season during a tough road game that we...

Central Boys 56, Howe 50 The Central Tigers improved their record to 2-2 with a win Tuesday at Howe, as Centralʼs Adain Sainer led all scorers in the Class 2A contest with 24 points. Centralʼs Isaac R...