Roland FFA members recently helped plant fruit trees in the Roland City Park, located on the east side of Roland. The fruit trees were purchased with a grant from the Oklahoma Rural Rehabilitation Cor...

A man has been charged in Sequoyah County District Court for failing to comply with his sex offender registration after moving from Muldrow to Roland. Daniel L. Dennis, 40, was charged May 8 and recei...

School superintendent will officially retire on June 28 The Muldrow Board of Education convened for its regular meeting at 6 p.m. on May 13, where employee contracts and new hires were approved in abo...

Liberty Public School’s Pre-K students for the week of May 10 were (from left) Pike Allen, Pearl Wilkerson and Maverick Jeremiah.

Felony Docket Demonta M. Brown, 25, Atlanta, Ga.: Poss. of credit card belonging to another; Male/ sell/possess/display false ID card; Poss. of forged instrument; Poss. of forged in instrument; Poss. ...

Expect more cicadas in 2024 than in the previous 220 years There are certain things for which Oklahoma summers are known: Oppressive heat, suffocating humidity, devastating drought, continually runnin...

The Empress 2816, a 4-6-4 Hudson-type steam locomotive built in 1930, traveled through Sequoyah County on Wednesday on its way to Shreveport, La. as part of its historic Final Spike Anniversary Steam ...

Sequoyah County 4-H will be holding a camp May 29-31 at the Sequoyah County Fairgrounds, 464101 E. 1070 Rd., Sallisaw. Events are as follows: May 29, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Record books and Terrariums. St...

Eastern Oklahoma Development District Area Agency on Aging in Muskogee will host virtual watch parties in July for the second annual Fraud Prevention Virtual Program, sponsored by Metro Tech in Oklaho...

Suspected incidents of fraud aimed at older Oklahomans can now be easily reported to the Office of the Attorney General via an online senior fraud complaint form at oag.ok.gov. “Older Oklahomans deser...

The Oklahoma History Center Museum (OHCM) has joined “Museums for All,” offering $1 admission for EBT and Oklahoma Tribal EBT cardholders, as well as for participants of Oklahoma Fosters and Big Broth...

Sequoyah County Sheriff ’s Deputy Duwaine Chase could be relaxing at home right now having taken a medical retirement, and virtually no one would have blamed him. But that’s not Duwaine Chase. When su...

The Oklahoma Senate on Tuesday passed a bill that would ban schools from using corporal punishment on children with disabilities. House Bill 1028 passed by a vote of 31-11 and returns to the House for...

Registration is now open for Cherokee Nation Foundation’s two summer camps dedicated to helping Native students prepare for higher education. This year, the annual ACT Prep Camp, hosted June 1-5, will...

ABB, the leading NEMA motor manufacturer in North America, awarded a $3,000 scholarship to Devon Holland, a Pre-Med student at the University of Oklahoma. Holland was selected based on academic achiev...

Sequoyah County Sheriff Larry Lane and three of his deputies recently visited with Senator Markwayne Mullin at the state capital during National Police Week. The week is set aside each year to honor a...

Early voting begins June 13 for voters in Sequoyah County. Voters who will not be able to make it to the polls on Election Day have the option of voting early at their county election board. Sequoyah ...

LYNN ADAMS SPECIAL TO THE REGISTER If you’re out much after dark, you may encounter a grinning white and gray marsupial indigenous to Oklahoma. If you happened to live in Australia or China or any of ...

May 31 World No Tobacco Day: Join Cherokee Nation Public Health in raising awareness on the harmful and deadly effects of tobacco use. Staff from Public Health will be present in the lobby of every Ch...

For Roland resident Greg Williams, patriotism isn’t just a concept—it’s a deeply ingrained part of his identity. Born and raised in Roland, Williams’ early years were steeped in a sense of duty and a ...