A program at Hunter’s Home on Saturday, June 17, will focus on historic firearms. Seth Goff, historical interpreter at Hunter’s Home, will present a selection of reproduction and original firearms tha...

LAMENTATIONS! WE IN THE WORLD AND IN AMERICA ARE BEING DESTRESSED THE DEMONIC MINIONS OF SATAN!!! BUT AS SOLOMON SAID THERE’S NOTHING NEW UNDERNEATH THE SON! AS IT WAS IN HIS TIME SO IS IT TODAY! DEAR...

With the results certified and finalized after recent Cherokee Nation elections, I want to thank every Cherokee Nation citizen across the country who exercised their right to vote. Friends, your voice...

The Vian Community Foundation (VCF) has scheduled this year’s Fireworks Extravaganza for July 1 at St. John Stadium. The Foundation said contributions are always needed and greatly appreciated. This y...

“Wonder what the count is today,” Herb said. “Sure is hot.” We sipped simultaneously, as is our wont, and stared at our friend. “What count would that be?” asked Steve. “The btu count, of course,” sai...

The Marble City Historical Society will hold a Take-it-Home Dinner at the Bank from 4 to 6 p.m. June 19 at the Old Citizen’s State Bank in Marble City. The cost will be $12 per plate and the menu will...

SAU Tech is proud to announce the academic achievement of Christopher Turpin from Muldrow. Turpin earned an Associate degree in Fire and Emergency Response in academic year 2022-23. “Congratulations!!...

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...

According to organizers, this year’s Vian All-School Reunion was another great success with over 100 people signing in for the event. “We’d like to send a big thank Vian Public Schools for allowing us...

A $1 million grant to the TSET Health Promotion Research Center will help stimulate research on the complex factors that lead to obesity, its impact on the body and new treatments or tools in managing...

Senate Bill 706 by Sen. Roland Pederson, R-Burlington, will help Oklahoma children establish permanency more efficiently when it takes effect on July 1. Gov. Stitt approved the bill Wednesday that wil...

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...

With recent temperatures topping 90 degrees, most people aren’t thinking about Christimastime. But Josh Rogers is not most people. Visions of sugar plums are already dancing in his head as he looks fo...

The Sallisaw Planning Commission on Tuesday approved — despite objections — rezoning for Redbird Smith Estates, and approved a replat of Sallisaw Feed Mill by Aviagen North America to accommodate its ...

MUSKOGEE – A Sallisaw woman who pleaded guilty to “willfully and maliciously setting fire to and burning a dwelling” has been sentenced to 36 months in prison and ordered to pay $7,500 in restitution ...

For just a few minutes, Joanna Hagen of Sallisaw became a millionaire. So she thought. In her mind, she was thinking about all the finer things she could purchase for her and her family. However, the ...

After retiring from Sparks Hospital where she was a receptionist, Janice Lawson of Liberty community decided to find something fulfilling to do with her life. Lawson, 63, began volunteering at The She...

Peaches are a favorite in my family. They are Mom’s favorite. Dad likes them, but not as much as his pears. They are Skip’s favorite and Adrian likes them as well. Me, not so much, but I often make th...

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. –– The Women’s Golf Coaches Association has announced its new board of directors, effective June 1. Tulsa coach Annie Young has been appointed as the new Division I director for th...