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Lily Couch has been doing all she can to stay fit during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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As one of the Grand Lake area's newest eagles is ready to take flight, the area around its former nest will again be open to the public.
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Crisis task force team members say they are waiting to see if there's a surge in COVID-19 cases due to Memorial Day weekend activities.
There are few things more frustrating for landowners than getting their pond or lake just the way they want it, only to have a new pest come in and completely take over.
1. You’re quite the colorful character around here, known for being outspoken – especially on social media, where you jokingly spar with friends. How do you manage that?
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Vandalism incidents continue to plague the new Anthis-Brennan softball fields, just ahead of opening season.
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After traveling for four days across 21 communities, "Yes on 802" stopped in Tahlequah at the end of its community outreach tour to raise awareness for State Question 802. It will officially be on the June 30 ballot.
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Northeastern State University students and staff had to make quick adjustments in March as COVID-19 hit the area. Things have been progressing toward reopening the campuses.
A woman purportedly threatened deputies after they told her she couldn’t talk to her ex-husband.
OKLAHOMA CITY — As the state prepares to enter the next reopening phase, Oklahoma’s governor won’t ask lawmakers to extend his unprecedented powers for another month.
Lily Couch runs at the NSU track Friday afternoon.
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A high water advisory was issued Friday for the Illinois River Basin.
Illinois River water levels and flows are above normal conditions, said Ed Fite, Grand River Dam Authority vice president for rivers operations and water quality.
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The Tahlequah Community Wide Yard Sale is set for Friday-Saturday, June 5-6, 7 am.-2 p.m.
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The Cherokee Nation announced a $332 million spending plan Thursday to use the tribe's first portion of an $8 billion set aside in CARES Act funding from the U.S. Treasury earmarked to help tribal governments recover from the impact of COVID-19.
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On June 30, voters will make a big decision about the future of health care in Oklahoma. State Question 802 would have a $27 million economic impact on Cherokee Nation Health Services.
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Oklahoma has a lot of cases of mental health issues including depression, anxiety, and drug and alcohol abuse. With the added stress experienced these past several weeks due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the levels have increased even more.
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Lake Region Electric Cooperative continues working to protect employees and assist customers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the coming weeks, Oklahoma plans to train hundreds of workers in so-called "shoe-leather epidemiology" -- the practice of calling people who have been in contact with someone infected with the coronavirus in an effort to stop the spread of the deadly disease.
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The Cherokee Nation Tribal Council approved a $332 million budget modification during a meeting Thursday, May 28, after receiving a portion of the $8 billion set aside for tribal governments in Congress's CARES Act.
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Tahlequah's mayor said an increase in revenue for fiscal year 2020-2021 wasn't budgeted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Because of one family's meeting weeks ago, thousands of vegetable and herb plants were given away to community members Thursday evening.
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While the COVID-19 pandemic is still active, many cities have begun taking the first steps in reopening their economies – and that includes dining facilities, nonessential businesses and entertainment facilities.
Deputies found methamphetamine after they arrested a man for violation of a protective order.
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Branches of the Eastern Oklahoma Library System - including those in Cherokee County - are getting ready to reopen their doors to the public.
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The polling place for Precinct 3 has been changed, according to Tiffany Rozell, secretary of the Cherokee County Election Board.
The polling place for Precinct 3 has been changed, according to Tiffany Rozell, secretary of the Cherokee County Election Board.
Northeastern Oklahoma Community Health Centers Inc. will be offering free sports physicals June 2-5, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the NeoHealth NSU Clinic, 529 N. Oak Ave. in Tahlequah.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3707 of Tahlequah will resume its weekly bingo games Monday, June 8. All are invited to attend.
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When the COVID-19 outbreak first became prevalent in the U.S., stores not only saw their shelves of toilet paper and cleaning supplies take a hit, but they also saw a surge in ammunition sales.
On Saturday, May 30, Abundant Life Fellowship will be distributing 1,000 boxes of produce to those in the Tahlequah community. The boxes will contain an assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables and will be provided free of charge.
Every now and again, I just have to share a potential idea; this column is one of those times. It is during times of crisis that some of the greatest innovations, inventions, movements and opportunities present themselves. Could the current COVID-19 crisis present what might be a defining mo…
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May 31 is World No Tobacco Day, and Tobacco Stops With Me, a program of the Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust, is encouraging Oklahomans to stand up to "big tobacco’s" decades of targeting the youth with their products.
On Friday, May 29, at 8:30 a.m., Yes on 802 supporters and staff will be at the Cherokee Nation Outpatient Health Center.
ALVA - Northwestern Oklahoma State University's online Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing program has been named the best online RN-to-BSN program in Oklahoma evaluated by RegisteredNursing.org.
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OKLAHOMA CITY -- The growing partisan divide over facemasks was on full display in the Legislature last week.
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Tahlequah native and blues drummer Tammy Ridgeway goes by many names. In Tulsa, she's known as the Funky Drummer, and in Oklahoma City, she answers to Bam Bam. But now, all throughout Oklahoma, she'll be known as the first female drummer to be inducted into the Oklahoma Blues Hall of Fame.
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The COVID-19 pandemic didn't keep a large number of people away from the Illinois River on what is a popular weekend every year.
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Local Boy Scouts of America groups had their in-person meetings canceled in early March, but they're still working on projects.
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Mayor Sue Catron stopped by the Tahlequah Recycle drop-off center to observe its operations firsthand on Wednesday, May 27.
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Sequoyah High School senior Katie Hallum was awarded a scholarship from the Tahlequah Rotary Club. Katie plans to attend the University of Oklahoma and pursue a degree in international law.
Data released by the Oklahoma Tax Commission indicate Cherokee County sales tax collections for May increased by more than $58,000 from the same time period last year, and Hulbert’s figures increased from last May.
A man was arrested for assault and battery after a woman said he hit her.
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While the past few months on the job have been hectic, Kirsten Carpitcher said the mentality of her co-workers and customers made working at Save A Lot more than bearable.
Albert McCutchan, a maintenance worker at Arrowhead Resort, was cleaning equipment Wednesday afternoon.
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Northeastern State University's oldest honor society, Rho Theta Sigma, recognized 43 spring 2020 initiates.
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PARK HILL [mdash] Funeral services for Henry Newton Sadler will be held at Green Country Funeral Home on Thursday, May 28th, 2020 at 10:00 AM with Tommy Tucker officiating. His family will have a visitation on Wednesday, May 27th, 2020 beginning at 9:00 AM until 8:00 PM at Green Country Fune…
TAHLEQUAH [mdash] Elizabeth A. Ostenson, 84 of Tahlequah, Go-Ye-Village, died May 23, 2020. Services are pending at this time, On-line condolences may be expressed at tahlequahfuneral.com
TAHLEQUAH [mdash] Othel Peace, 80 of Tahlequah, Pumpkin Hollow area, died Sunday May, 24, 2020, Services Pending with Green Country Funeral Home, On-line condolences may be expressed at tahlequahfuneral.com
TAHLEQUAH [mdash] Walter "Walt" Dale Choate of Tahlequah, Oklahoma passed away May 21, 2020 at the age of 79. Walter was born March 23, 1941 in Wagoner, Oklahoma to William "Bill" Frank Choate and Dorothy Marie "Neel" Choate. He graduated from Wagoner High School in 1959 and later became a C…
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