The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced that Leslie S. Mack, 53, of Hulbert, entered a guilty plea to an Information charging her with Theft or Bribery Conce...

Mark your calendars for April 15 for the 16th Annual Eastern Oklahoma Ag Trade Show. Doors will open at 8:30 a.m. at the LeFlore County Fairgrounds, located at 1509 S. Broadway in Poteau. “For the las...

Police Logs 01/23/2023 to 01/30/23 During the week of Jan. 23 to Jan. 30, 2023, Sequoyah County law enforcement tended to eight animal calls, 107 traffic stops, along with numerous medical and domesti...

As cows and heifers have their babies over the next few months, Oklahoma State University Extension is a trusted resource for ranchers with any calving questions. Oklahoma’s winter and spring can be a...

www.sequoyahcountytimes.com U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin has announced his Senate Armed Services Committee subcommittee assignments for the 118th Congress. The freshman Oklahoma Senator will serve on...

Jan. 18, 2023 Marriage Licenses Issued Dylan Abbott, 23, Roland; Hannah Kringle, 22, Roland. Earnest Bowden, 59, Muldrow; Maria Arango, 60, Muldrow. Justin Sharp, 38, Roland; Brianna Gable, 34, Roland...

On Feb. 7 a bicameral group of legislators, together with numerous pro-life organizations, released the following statement in support of Oklahoma's current abortion laws. 'Oklahoma is blessed to have...

On March 3, 1973, the Waurika Eagles wrapped up an undefeated basketball season and the Class A state championship while playing at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds Arena in Oklahoma City. I was a senio...

There is no greater social pressure than being the low bidder at a small town charity auction. He is smiling, making eye contact and giving you the feeling that raising your bidding paddle, nodding or...

Godly Government; Godly Families; Godly Churches. Why would anybody want an ungodly Government? Because someone indoctrinated their mind about Christians and Politics don’t mix; separation of church a...

This Week in County History — Sequoyah County Times, Feb. 12, 1998 From the files of Your Sequoyah County Times 25 Years Ago (From the Feb. 12, 1998, issue of the Sequoyah County Times) –A total of 19...

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Just Thinkin’ Super Bowl 57 upon us. The Super Bowl game has long been the object of super hype. Fanatical fans can take up the slack. 57 will match the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs....

A lady once told me that there are people who are green fruit — they hang around until time ripens them. It was her way of saying that undeveloped people are all along the way. If we will be patient t...

Cherokee Nation leaders gathered on Feb. 7 to officially break ground on a $10 million, stateof- the-art Career Readiness Campus southwest of Tahlequah. The Career Readiness Campus will be the home of...

While much of Oklahoma has dealt with freezing temperatures and slick roads the past several weeks, the crew with Oklahoma State University Agriculture’s television show “Oklahoma Gardening” has been ...

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A new retail and wholesale hatchery and poultry farm will open its doors to the public on Friday, Feb. 17, in Spiro. The new hatchery, Pinfeather Farm and Hatchery, will specialize in hatching and sel...