June 11 was an incredible day at the Boys and Girls Club of Sequoyah County thanks to their wonderful partners, Steven Hatcher and Isaac Barnoski from Cherokee Nation Public Health. The two men shared...

OMAHA, Neb. — Gabe Gaeckle struck out a career-high 10 batters over a career-long six innings of relief work, but the Arkansas Razorbacks could not overcome an early deficit and was handed a 4-1 loss ...

Every child in foster care deserves someone in their corner. This summer, you can be that someone. CASA for Children is offering a new volunteer training class beginning this July. The training is ope...

Principal’s Honor Rolls (all A’s & B’s) First Grade: Tobias Branham, Kaden Burger, Kinli Coleman, Isabele Denny, Alastir Fuson, Aubree Henderson, Cooper Jones, Kanyon McNealy, Shiloh O’Neal, Hazel Pet...

The Muldrow Public Library is offering free S.A.I.L. (Stay Active & Independent for Life) classes from 2 to 3 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday at the library. S.A.I.L. is a strength, balance and fitnes...

The Cherokee Nation’s Community Organizing Task Force has launched a survey to gather input from Cherokee citizens who live near any of the tribe’s community organizations but are not currently member...

Dr. John Cox, a longtime teacher and superintendent in Oklahoma is running for the office of State Superintendent. With multiple advanced degrees in education as well as decades of working in the Okla...

Moffett summer school students in grades Pre-K and Kindergarten took a ride on the “big bus” and headed to Chuck E Cheese for a morning of summer school fun.

The 2025 legislative session has officially concluded as the Senate adjourned Sine Die at 12:25 a.m. on May 30. It was a productive session, with numerous measures passed to improve the lives of Oklah...

Muldrow High School’s Class of 1975 met at Larry’s Pizza in Fort Smith, Ark. for their 50th reunion on June 7. Twenty-seven classmates along with their friends and family attended, along with two teac...

Roland Public Schools recently recognized the school’s retirees for their years of dedication, hard work and commitment to students and the community, which they say will leave a lasting impact. Pictu...

A Sequoyah County mother is under investigation after deputies responded to a late night call involving alleged child abuse and heavy intoxication at a Muldrow residence. Chyann L. Davis, 31, of Muldr...

Sallisaw’s 2025 Miss Teen Diamond Daze Natalie Flute helped Muldrow Public Library last week by reading to youngsters during the library’s Storytime.

Six incumbents were reelected to the Council of the Cherokee Nation during the tribe’s General Election on June 7, according to unofficial results from the Cherokee Nation Election Commission. The inc...

Muldrow High School student Aleeya Tillman was named the third place winner of the One Pager contest, held by the Outsiders House Museum. There were a total of 511 entries in this year’s contest. Cong...

With the summer season upon us, Service Oklahoma is reminding boat owners that registration renewals for all motorized boats must be completed by July 1. As part of House Bill 2010 (2023), also known ...

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner on June 5 signed an employee policy creating the Workforce Development Program, designed to reward employees who have ach...

Learn about the rich history and thriving culture of the largest tribal nation in the United States with the return of Cherokee Nation’s history class, “Cherokee Nation: A History of Resilience.” The ...

In honor of Men’s Health Month, Baptist Health is offering a free educational webinar to help raise awareness about male stress urinary incontinence (SUI), a common but often overlooked condition that...

It’s been almost two years since Ottawa County was ordered to pay $33 million in a wrongful death lawsuit, a ruling that sent shockwaves throughout the state and was a jarring wakeup call for counties...