Soup N’ Souls, soup kitchen, 6 p.m., Sallisaw First Assembly of God Church annex, W. Cherokee. Drive through only until further notice.

The Bizzy Beez are inviting men and women to volunteer to make items for our local nursing homes, hospital and Veterans.  The group will be happy to teach anyone who wants to learn to crochet. The Biz...

The Roland FFA recently placed first in the Junior Division Land Judging Career Development Event held at Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton. The Senior team placed second in their division. ...

The Marble City Historical Society will hold a dinner at the bank from 4 to 6 p.m. on April 19 at the Old Citizen’s State Bank in Marble City. The cost will be $10 The cost will be $10 per plate and t...

The Cherokee Nation held a candlelight memorial at the tribe’s W.W. Keeler Tribal Complex in Tahlequah on March 18, in memory of Cherokee citizens lost to COVID-19. March 18 marked one year since the ...

Earlier this month, the Oklahoma State Senate passed Ida’s Law, a bill that addresses unsolved cases of missing and murdered Native Americans. Family and friends of Stephen Adams, a Native American st...

Fritz Gernandt, a retired U.S. Army and Vietnam veteran, has made a big impact in the lives of not only his fellow veterans but to people in the Muldrow Community. Gernandt, who retired from the servi...

The Cherokee Nation is now accepting applications for its Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer for Children program, which is designed to ensure students have access to nutritious meals during the summe...

Class winners, pictured left to right, front row, Sawyer Ferm, Kasen Ollie, Sadie Thompson, Callie Thompson, Hadley Gann, Cora True and Addison Howard. Back row, Luke Edwards, Brody Edwards, Brodi Nic...

Kasen Ollie, left, was the addition champion and Addison Howard was the multiplication champion at the Central Elementary Soft Seven competition held March 11. COURTNEY BROWN | SUBMITTED

National Library Week is April 4-10, when across the nation, everyone is invited to celebrate their local library. This year’s theme “Welcome to Your Library” promotes the idea that your library exten...

The Bizzy Beez are inviting men and women to volunteer to make items for our local nursing homes, hospital and Veterans. The group will be happy to teach anyone who wants to learn to crochet. The Bizz...

There are many reasons to get in shape. Weight loss is a prime motivator, as is reversing a negative health effect, such as high cholesterol or increased diabetes risk. Routine exercise also can impro...

Sequoyah County youth who took part in the County Junior Livestock Show will receive about $80,000 from premium sales, according to Marty Green, Executive Director of the Sallisaw Chamber of Commerce ...

Sallisaw Liberty Elementary recently recognized students for the Liberty Leaders program. Students have been studying the fourth habit, “Be a Problem Solver – Think Win-Win.” Students are learning to ...

This year marks the last time Roger Stites, Sallisaw FFA Advisor and Agricultural Science teacher at Sallisaw High School will be involved in the Sequoyah County Livestock Show. For years, Stites, who...

Physical activity is vital to overall health. The World Health Organization says limiting time spent being idle and taking advantage of opportunities to get moving — even if it’s just a little bit of ...

Are you 55 or older and caring for a relative child under the age of 18? Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed? Do you know what resources and services are available to help you? The Seniors Raising Child...

Garrison Creek Riders has announced the dates for their 2021 Shodeo Series, which will begin in March. Shodeo dates are scheduled for March 6 and 27, April 10 and 24, May 8, June 5 and 19, August 7 an...

The Bizzy Beez are inviting men and women to volunteer to make items for our local nursing homes, hospital and Veterans. The group will be happy to teach anyone who wants to learn to crochet. The Bizz...