The town of Muldrow’s centerpiece of activity is the Muldrow City Park. This park provides a beautiful chunk of nature in the midst of the industry and residences of the rest of the town. With its eas...

A new, permanent summer grocery program will help nearly 21 million kids across 37 states get enough to eat this year while school’s out. But 13 states with Republican governors have opted out of the ...

The Roland Chamber of Commerce said Saturday’s 2024 Iron Mountain Festival and Freedom Celebration went smoothly and was well attended by over 1,000 people. The Chamber said they wish to thank the tow...

David Anderson’s two-year project of rebuilding a 1967 Chevy Nova was more than just a mechanical endeavor— it was a deeply personal journey filled with humorous mishaps and touching memories of his l...

Brad Taylor, who has “always been in public service my whole career,” has been named director for Sequoyah County Emergency Management (SCEM). He replaces Jonathan Teague, who left two weeks ago. Teag...

When David Eads returned to eastern Oklahoma as superintendent at Central Public Schools in July 2023, he brought with him not only a wealth of administrative experience, but a track record for passin...

Thursday, July 4 • Fourth of July in Sallisaw, Sallisaw High School • Fourth of July in Muldrow, VFW Post 8384 and Auxiliary. Games and activities start at 3:30 p.m. Plate meal for $5 beginning at 6 p...

The Roland Board of Education met on June 10 for its regular monthly meeting where they voted to hire a new school nurse, Ag Ed instructor and three teachers, while also accepting three resignations. ...

Two Muldrow residents are facing felony drug related and child neglect charges after they were allegedly found to be using and distributing narcotics in front of two minors. Daniel W. Massey, 57, was ...

For Mary Thompson, turning 99 “ain’t nothing but a thang.” This Roland resident, who just celebrated her 99th birthday, says she is determined to make it past the 100-year mark to become a centenarian...

In a remarkable display of unity and dedication, Sequoyah County is set to play a pivotal role in the “How Far Would You Go?” fundraising walk, organized by Help In Crisis, aimed at combating family v...

It has been observed that “poor planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.” Well, the Sequoyah County Commissioners have done their part in the past year and a half to plan, ye...

Muldrow Public Schools wishes to thank everyone who came and enjoyed Thanksgiving lunch with them! The school’s hardworking food service staff served nearly 1,700 meals over three days, and everything...

Muldrow’s Board of Education convened for its regular monthly meeting at 6 p.m. on Nov. 13, where the board addressed several items on the agenda. Previous meeting minutes were approved, along with th...

One case has been settled and one perpetrator is awaiting sentencing following jury trials that were held on Nov. 6 in Sequoyah County District Court. Rusty J. Waters Rusty J. Waters, 44, with address...

Lockwood hired to finish out the remaining school year During the regular monthly meeting of the Roland Board of Education on Nov. 15, the board members accepted the resignation of the current Ag teac...

For 23 years, Broadway Joe’s cafe in Muldrow has hosted a free Thanksgiving dinner to give back to the community. They will be hosting the annual event again this year on Thanksgiving Day, from 11 a.m...

Muldrow Middle School seventh grader, Cooper Pyeatt, 12, got to “ring the bell” on Nov. 8, after celebrating being cancer free for a year! Cooper was diagnosed in 2020 with T-cell leukemia, a blood ca...

Mr. and Miss MHS (Muldrow High School) is a long-standing tradition that began in 1961 as an effort to recognize the many outstanding and all-around seniors of Muldrow High School. This year’s Mr. and...