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Kozie Quilters: Good to go, ready to sew
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January 27, 2026
Kozie Quilters: Good to go, ready to sew
By SUBMITTED BY LINDA WIGHT

The Kozie Quilters met on January 7, to set goals and prepare for the New Year. Kozie Quilters are good to go and ready to sew in 2026. The quilters are looking forward to meeting at Trinity Methodist Church from 9:30 to noon on Wednesdays.

Trinity Methodist Church is located between Muldrow and Roland on Hwy. 64. They appreciate the church providing a place for us to meet, sew, and store our supplies. Thirty-two members make beautiful quilts and joyfully present the quilts to people in Sequoyah County who need them.

During 2025, the Kozie Quilters donated 500 quilts to county elementary schools, veterans, county agencies, burn-out victims, and other individuals, as needed. The quilts are made from donated fabric. If you have fabric and/or other quilting supplies, please consider donating those items to the Kozie Quilters.

The Kozie Quilters welcome new members. The

Pictured (front row, from left) are Martha Adams, Charlotte Nelson, Sissy Rye, Jackie Belvin, Shirley Palmer and Vickie House. Back row (from left), Tiffany Wille, Sue Wille, Debbie English, Pam McKeehen, Hazel Frazier, Rosemary Cherry, Mary Butler, Cindy Grebe, Pat Knox, Debbie Corbell, Marilyn Daugherty, Kathy Armstrong and Linda Wight.

ladies enjoy sewing, quilting, learning, sharing ideas, and sometimes potluck. Please contact Linda Wight at 479-719-5542 if you desire to join the group to make quilts or if you have a donation of fabric and/or sewing supplies.

Family members haven’t given up on finding Baker
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Family members haven’t given up on finding Baker
A year later, search continues for missing man
By LYNN ADAMS SPECIAL TO THE REGISTER 
January 27, 2026
Saturday marked the oneyear anniversary of Justin Dewayne Baker’s disappearance when the vehicle in which he was riding plunged into the Arkansas River in Sequoyah County’s Paw Paw Bottoms area. The s...
Muldrow heifer among champions named at angus show
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Muldrow heifer among champions named at angus show
By AMBER WAHLGREN, COMM. ASST. SPECIAL TO THE REGISTER 
January 27, 2026
Angus enthusiasts led 214 entries at the 2026 Cattlemen’s Congress Super Point Roll of Victory (ROV) Angus Show, Jan. 6-10 in Oklahoma City. Jirl Buck, Madill, and Garrett Cloud, Yale, evaluated the 1...
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Early voting begins February 5 for upcoming election
January 27, 2026
Early voting begins Thursday, February 5, 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 B...
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Foundation announces $20,000 STEM scholarship for college students
January 27, 2026
The Ragland Family Education Foundation is excited to announce that the application process for its $20,000 scholarship program is now open. The scholarship is aimed at supporting students pursuing hi...
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Roland Police Dept. issues winter weather awareness tips
January 27, 2026
Be prepared for the possibility of an upcoming winter storm. Conditions may change quickly. • Avoid unnecessary travel if possible • Slow down on icy roads • Increase following distance • Bring pets i...
Muldrow man arrested on rape charge
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Muldrow man arrested on rape charge
January 27, 2026
A Muldrow man was arrested and booked into the Sebastian County Adult Detention Center at 6:55 a.m. last Saturday morning for the alleged rape of a minor under the age of 14, according to court docume...
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