Part III I did try some new things and made new memories while visiting Ohio. One of them was trying hibachi for the first time. Our Japanese chef cracked some eggs and then added rice and vegetables ...

The Gore Board of Education during a special meeting on Dec. 13, voted to approve consent agenda items and a trip to Washington D.C. for students in the Gifted and Talented program. The Gifted and Tal...

MARK YOUR Announcements of upcoming events for nonprofit organizations and events in Sequoyah County may be delivered to Your TIMES in several different ways. They may be mailed to or hand delivered t...

Oklahoma State University Extension and Texas A&M University AgriLife Extension will host the 10th annual Red River Crops Conference Jan. 18 and 19, 2023, at the Childress Event Center in Childress, T...

The Roland FFA Wildlife Management Teams placed first at the Northeast Area Career Development Event held at the Adair County Fairgrounds. Students were required to take a written test over the curren...

An arrest warrant has been issued for a local man after he allegedly tried to elude a Sequoyah County deputy last month while driving a motorcycle near Gore. Jefferson Stimson, 55, who has addresses i...

The Roland Board of Education met on Dec. 12 where they voted to approve Ronnie Hemphill as a school board member for Seat No. 5. Board vice president Charles Howard made a motion, followed by a secon...

Northeastern State University received a $100,000 grant that will allow it to expand mental healthcare services for American Indian students. The university received funding through the Southern Plain...

The Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) offers free resources to help Oklahomans achieve their New Year’s health resolutions through small daily steps. Whether you wish to eat more nutritiously,...

With hay in short supply, producers are trying to avoid cattle herd liquidation this winter by feeding their cattle alternative feedstuffs. Paul Beck, Oklahoma State University Extension specialist in...

The Sallisaw Police Department will be conducting speed and traffic enforcement In the area of Wheeler from Cherokee to Delaware from Dec. 21 to 28. Everyone have a safe and Merry Christmas.

“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,...