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The Cherokee Nation Tribal Council passed the Anti-Harassment Act of 2021 during a regular meeting Monday night.
The Keys fire chief said he is always welcoming those interested in joining the 28-volunteer department.
Students at Northeastern State University’s Innovation Discovery Education Academy used a combination of creativity, critical thinking, and social skills Monday, with attendees learning to design or break free of an escape room.
After being named Newspaper of the Year in its division by parent company CNHI, the Tahlequah Daily Press brought home the Sequoyah honor when the Oklahoma Press Association presented its Better Newspaper Contest Awards during its annual convention, June 11-12, at the Sheraton Hotel in downt…
Fathers, dads, grandpas, fathers-in-law. However they may be referred to, they are often dispensing good advice, bad jokes, and a lot of love.
Ashley Gower always knew she wanted to coach youth softball.
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Deputy Commissioner Keith Reed with the Oklahoma State Department of Health issued a statement after the state reached over three million total doses of the COVID-19 vaccine administered.
Area civic and political leaders reflected on the past year and shared their visions for the future during the virtual State of the Community event Friday.
Animal advocates are encouraging prospective pet owners to visit their local animal shelters to adopt a cat, with June being National Adopt a Cat Month.
Whether it be a crispy beer or low-calorie seltzer, Okies looking to enjoy the summer with a cold one will have plenty of options this season.
A juvenile is reportedly in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle Thursday afternoon.
According to the Friday, June 11, Oklahoma State Department of Health advisory, there have been 454,394 cases of COVID-19 [ in Oklahoma. That includes 178 new cases Friday. The OSDH reported there were 968 active cases.
Property owners of a popular swimming area have asked the sheriff to cite those who keep trespassing.
In recent years, through citizen-led petitions, the state has expanded Medicaid services, legalized medical marijuana, and reformed the criminal justice system in Oklahoma.
HULBERT - The Hulbert Board of Trustees, during a June 10 meeting, approved the fiscal year 2020-2021 budget.
According to the Thursday, June 10, Oklahoma State Department of Health advisory, there have been 454,094 cases of COVID-19 recorded in Oklahoma. That includes 124 new cases reported Friday. Of the total cases, the OSDH reported there were 943 active cases; and 445,373 people had recovered.
Josh Payton quit his job as a lawyer in Missouri to work with his family at Celebrity Attractions, which organizes Broadway performances at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. At the time, he thought that he was leaving the court forever, but then an opportunity presented itself.
The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office is on track with gaining over 400 hours of continuing education training.
A woman was charged with assault with a deadly weapon for the Memorial Day weekend shooting on the river.
Friends, fresh produce and live music – what could be better on a Saturday morning than a trip to the Tahlequah Farmers' Market?
When Rob Holladay's around, a thin tube of plastic can become almost anything.
Kids need time to play outdoors, cut loose, and let their imagination run wild as they grow, which is exactly what the Northeastern State University’s Innovation Discovery Education Academy has allowed them to do.
Tag agencies are asking for patience and preparedness when it comes to the Oklahoma REAL ID license or identification card.
Officers responded to a church after a man asked for demons to be cast out of a woman.
Law enforcement officials have identified the missing woman who was found dead in Fort Gibson Lake.
After the Supreme Court’s McGirt decision, tribal courts have been inundated with cases that were dismissed by the state. The Cherokee Nation, for instance, has now filed 1,000 cases in the CN District Court.
The Oaks Volunteer Fire Department chief said his outfit and the Grand River Dam Authority have a great relationship when working together on the Illinois River.
Tensions were high among officials and employees with a specific agenda item during a five-hour Tahlequah City Council meeting on June 7.
Data released by the Oklahoma Tax Commission indicate Cherokee County sales tax collections from April increased by more than $192,000 from the same time last year, and Hulbert's figures increased as well.
With a propensity to explore, humans have always pondered over what lies among the stars, and some have dedicated their entire lives to discovering the universe’s secrets.
A firefighter has to go through extension training whether they’re a rookie or a veteran in the department.
The Tahlequah Police Department recently arrested a man who held a woman hostage and assaulted her for two hours.
Now that summer is approaching and people are spending more time outdoors, they’ll want to be on the lookout for snakes in the area.
The body of a woman was found on Fort Gibson Lake Tuesday afternoon.
The Tahlequah City Council accepted the audit of the annual financial statements during a June 7 meeting.
The Cherokee County Commissioners took no action on a lease agreement between the board, the Oklahoma Department of Health, and the Oklahoma Department of Human Services during a June 7 meeting.
City department heads and the public were informed of changes made to the proposed fiscal year 2021-2022 city budget during a June 5 public hearing.
Elections for five open Cherokee Nation Tribal Council seats were decided over the weekend, and another four are headed to run off elections next month.
Dr. Emily Ikahihifo is an endodontist at W.W. Hastings Hospital and focuses on the interior of teeth, performing complicated root canal procedures that are outside the scope of typical dental practitioners.
The Cherokee Nation Election Commission released the unofficial results for the June 5 election, in which nine CN Tribal Council seats were up for grabs.
The Cherokee Nation Election Commission released the unofficial results for the June 5 election, in which nine CN Tribal Council seats were up for grabs.
The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission reported decreases in the initial and continued unemployment claims' four-week moving average.
Officers recovered loaded firearms, meth, marijuana, and pills after a man crashed his vehicle during a pursuit.
As anyone who's ever heard a story featuring rabbits knows, the mischievous creatures are prone to trouble.
Animals don’t play a significant role in transmitting COVID-19 to humans, according to veterinarians.
The United States, the state of Oklahoma, and Indian Country are in need of more health care professionals, and the Oklahoma State University and Cherokee Nation are working together to inspire youth to enter into the medical field.
The Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce announced that their annual event has been rescheduled due to technical difficulties.
While there is a difference between legal and illegal moonshine, the production of the higher percent alcohol is time consuming.
Legal jargon can be confusing for those who aren't used to it, but court officials say there's a reason to it all.
A wanted man was recently arrested in Tahlequah after he assaulted a woman who was babysitting a child.
Those in the wrecker service industry say there's more to the job than just hauling away vehicles that have crashed or broken down.
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TAHLEQUAH [mdash] Joseph Teague 76 owner of Teague Electric transitioned June 13, 2021, memorial Service 10:00 am June 21, 2021 Green Country Funeral Home. Online condolences may be left at tahlequahfuneral.com Green Country Funeral Home
HULBERT [mdash] age 76. Dish Washer. Died June 7th in Okmulgee, OK. Graveside Services June 17th at 2:00pm at I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Hulbert, OK.
TAHLEQUAH [mdash] age 48. Clerk. Died June 8th in Wagoner, OK. Funeral Services June 14th at 10:00am at Reed-Culver Funeral Home. Visitation June 13th from 2:00pm until 5:00pm at Reed-Culver Funeral Home.
CARTWRIGHT [mdash] age 59. Restaurant Manager. Died May 28th in Denison, TX. Graveside Services June 11th at 2:00pm at Ross Cemetery in Park Hill, OK. Visitation June 10th from 12:00pm until 6:00pm at Reed-Culver Funeral Home.
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