Jamie Clark, of Muldrow, is a new member of the American Angus Association, reports Mark McCully, CEO of the national breed organization headquartered in Saint Joseph, Mo. The American Angus Associati...

Francille Mace, 101 , Tulsa County; Thera Elles, 101, Carter; Jessie Collins, 102, Jackso; Elenora Lipinski, 102, Oklahoma; Marie Beaver, 102, Oklahoma; Waldine Henderson, 103, Tulsa; Flora Haire11, 1...

Bill and Marion (Dettmer) Brown of Gans celebrated their 60th anniversary on May 29 with a family take-out dinner at their home. The couple was married at Nebo Lutheran Church in Chicago. They have a ...

The 2020 edition of Azahares, the Spanish literary magazine published by the University of Arkansas - Fort Smith launched this month, featuring local, regional, national and international contributors...

During the COVID-19 global pandemic, Tyson Foods has stepped in to assist local Oklahoma food banks and pantries by donating more than 700,000 pounds of food to Oklahoman families in need. Tyson Foods...

Mollie Hearn of Muldrow is one of 14 students at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah to earn the prestigious honor of 2020 Outstanding Senior by the university’s Alumni Association. According t...

The Volunteer Express The Volunteer Express is a group of people who come together with a common goal, and that goal is to provide companionship and friendship to residents in four local nursing homes...

Cataline Colbert of Muldrow is in the cast of the Community School of Arts (CSA) production of Cinderella presented by the national award-winning Youth Theatre Company at CSA. The cast will take the s...

Faith Cude from Muldrow won Grand Champion for her lamb in the annual Sequoyah County Livestock Show held last week. ANDREW NEWBURY I COURTESY

Cherokee citizen Kimberly Teehee who was recently named a delegate to the U.S. House of Representatives by the Cherokee Nation, has been named as TIME Magazine’s Top 16 equality activists. The publica...

Many well wishers turned out Thursday to say good luck and goodbye to Dr. Rick Robbins, who is retiring after 42 years of practice in Sequoyah County. Stephanie Six, administrator for Northeast Health...

Missouri State University conferred more than 1,500 degrees to students in fall 2019. Colten Matthews, of Muldrow, graduated with a Master of Occupational Therapy in from Missouri State during the fal...

The following Oklahoma citizens will be turning 100-years-old or older in March: Roselyn Close, 102, Garfield County William Spangler, 102, Grady County Edna Mae Durrett, 102, Oklahoma County Frances ...

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has announced it is opening applications for the 67th Academy, set to begin in early 2021. Applications will be accepted through mid to late summer. Applicants must be at l...

Northeastern Health System Hospice will hold a fundraiser yard sale at 7 a.m. March 20 at the NHS Home Health & Hospice building at 213 E. Redwood, Sallisaw. Donations may be dropped off at the buildi...

Sallisaw First Baptist Church will be hosting the Singing ChurchWomen of Oklahoma at 7 p.m. March 12. They would like to invite everyone to attend the concert. It will be a night of worship and beauti...

Steve Carter, Sequoyah County Commissioner for District 2, emphasized the importance of getting everyone in Sequoyah County counted for the 2020 Census, which is scheduled to begin next week “It’s pre...

Cherokee Nation Deputy Principal Chief Bryan Warner, far left, Tribal Councilman E.O. Smith and Tribal Councilman Daryl Legg, far right, present Sallisaw Police Chief Terry Franklin, second from right...

Redbird Adams of Sallisaw says you can blame it on her roots, her upbringing “or the lack there of” or maybe because she is a Canadian Mohawk bred Indian, that keeps the 82-year-old former trail hunte...

Northeastern Health System Sequoyah Hospice and Pafford EMS, together, hosted a Heart Awareness Seminar Thursday at the Indian Capital Technology Center in Sallisaw with Courtney Davis, RN, BSN with N...