There was a time when the employee turnover rate at the Sequoyah County Jail was an astounding 84%. Finding and keeping employees was so difficult, that recent high school graduates with little or no ...

Join in on a fun evening painting Callie the cow at either the Muldrow Cherokee Community Center (MCCO) or Sally Byrd Sevenstar Community Building in April. These will be small classes with all (or no...

The Oklahoma House of Representatives unanimously passed the Common Cents Act, which would allow and later require certain public cash transactions to be rounded to the nearest nickel. Authored by Rep...

Felony Docket Casy S. Farabee, 27, Tahlequah: Trafficking in illegal drugs (methamphetamine). Omer D. Redden, 81, Roland: Lewd molestation. Makayla Raymos, 31, Vian: False statements of material facts...

Markwayne Mullin, confirmed Monday by the U.S. Senate as the next Secretary of Homeland Security, becomes the first Oklahoman named to a presidential cabinet position since 2018, when Scott Pruitt con...

All new Muldrow Middle School students have been receiving welcome swag bags that were created by TSA students during the after school PAWS program. Each swag bag includes pencils, erasers, hand sanit...

The Rural Communities Initiative Foundation expressed “wado” (thank you) to the Cherokee Nation Gadugi Corps, led by Shawn Crittenden, for their swift response after a large pine tree toppled onto a C...

Because of the overwhelming response from the community, the Muldrow Cherokee Community Organization (MCCO) is excited to host the first gathering of their new women’s group. “Over 100 women expressed...

A Roland man was arrested earlier this month after authorities said he was found in possession of material that violated the terms of the Oklahoma Sex Offender Registry Act. According to a probable ca...

Statewide election activity officially begins at 8 a.m. April 1 when the candidate filing period opens, Sequoyah County Election Board Secretary Ruby Brunk says. Candidates for state offices must file...

Macey Millar from Muldrow earned a silver medal in the Sophomore Transition category at the Oklahoma School for the Blind’s (OSB) regional Braille Challenge competition in Muskogee on March 4. Millar ...

Living in Oklahoma usually means either a fascination with or fear of tornadoes and thunderstorms, both of which come with a healthy respect for the awesome, if not unpredictable, power of Mother Natu...

If you are 60 years of age or older and need access to services such as meals (home delivered or congregate), homemaker services, nutrition counselling, legal help, caregiver services or transportatio...

OKLAHOMA CITY – Four insects and one crop moved closer Monday to becoming state symbols. The Senate Agriculture and Wildlife Committee passed two measures seeking to add them to a long list of state s...

Early voting begins April 2 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 ...

Roland Public Schools band students recently had a super successful weekend at Solo & Ensemble. Select students traveled to compete, and their hard work paid off with five Superior ratings and three E...

Rep. Jim Olsen, R-Roland, has passed legislation through the House clarifying that people convicted of pedophilia cannot adopt children. House Bill 2936 also prohibits people convicted of pedophilia f...

Liberty Public Schools is now enrolling students for its 3- and 4-year-old Pre-K class for 2026-27. Enrollment packets can be picked up in the school office. You will need to bring the following: • Pa...

The Muldrow VFW Auxiliary #8384 is calling all young artists to participate in two exciting patriotic art contests, with submissions due on March 31. Entries can be submitted by 10 a.m. at the school ...

Marble City Public School students in grades fifth through eighth recently enjoyed a great day at Camp Seven Star.