Students are invited to join Cherokee Nation and learn more about its rich history and culture through education tours this fall. The free tours can be scheduled September- November, with reservations...

State Election Board Secretary Paul Ziriax announced this week that post-election audits conducted following Oklahoma’s June Primary Elections confirmed the accuracy of the state’s voting system with ...

Mark Twain is widely credited with the observation, “Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it.” Well, each year about this time, the Farmer’s Almanac is what everybody’s ta...

Roland Public Schools will celebrate Grandparent’s Day in both the lower and upper elementary buildings. Grandparents are asked to join students for donuts and juice. As a reminder, all visitors must ...

Leaders of the Cherokee Nation gathered last week to break ground on a new stateof- the-art addiction treatment center near Tahlequah, the first of $76 million worth of capital projects the tribe is u...

A Muldrow man is continuing to recover from injuries he sustained in a July 31 single-vehicle accident on U.S. Highway 64, near Muldrow, according to family members. Earl Jenkins was reportedly airlif...

A Muldrow man is scheduled for an August 28 arraignment in Sequoyah County District Court after being charged with chid sexual abuse, stemming from an incident that allegedly occurred in November 2023...

The Cherokee Nation will celebrate the 72nd annual Cherokee National Holiday over multiple weekends in August, including longstanding cultural favorites as well as new events, such as a youth livestoc...

Sequoyah County Animal Advocates are hosting a vaccination clinic from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 14, at the Stanley Tubbs Memorial Library in downtown Sallisaw. Free rabies vaccinations will...

The Sequoyah County Health Department in conjunction with Northeastern Health System is excited to bring Community Health Bingo to Sallisaw. This no-cost event is open to those ages 50 and over, and w...

An invitation is being extended by Rae Ann Wilson, Okmulgee County CD2 Chair, for community members, mayors from historic Black townships, church pastors and members, members of any political party, v...

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner announced this week the formation of a task force to review the tribe’s disaster response operations. “I’m so proud of th...

The office of Congressman Josh Brecheen has opened the application process for 2024 service academy nominations. This opportunity allows selected candidates to attend one of four U.S. service academie...

Gov. Kevin Stitt on May 13 signed into law a bill that requires school personnel engaging in electronic or digital communication with a student to include the student’s parent or guardians. “There hav...

Roland High School 2024-25 seniors recently kicked off their first full week of school by coming together to enjoy the school’s second annual senior sunrise.

OKLAHOMA CITY – It is highly unlikely a state question seeking to raise Oklahoma’s minimum wage will be on the Nov. 5 general election ballot, a campaign spokeswoman said Wednesday. “And while it appe...

The initiative petition to gradually raise Oklahoma’s minimum wage to $15 per hour is one step closer to appearing before voters. Last week the Oklahoma Secretary of State’s Office verified 157,287 si...

Rep. Josh Brecheen and fellow members of the U.S. House of Representatives are sounding the alarm about the nation’s $35 trillion debt and federal budget spending of almost $190,000 per second, “faste...

Cynthia and her husband spent an ordinary day in December 2022 driving to their retirement home, planning to clean it out after the holidays. Then, her phone buzzed. “Where is my f*#@ king money your ...

OKLAHOMA CITY – Lawmakers must be allowed to attend State Board of Education executive sessions, Oklahoma’s attorney general wrote in an opinion released Wednesday. Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s...