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Vintage Black Light Poster Collection Now on Display at the LeFlore County Museum

The LeFlore County Museum at Hotel Lowrey presents a vintage black light poster graphics exhibit “Art by the People – For the People” from the private collection of Roberta Bell, who graduated from

First place winners in the Bassananza tournament was the team of Doug Orick, left, and Charlie Orick, both of Muskogee. Presenting them a check is Sallisaw Chamber of commerce Executive Director Marty Green. Their catch of the day weighed in at 15.93 pounds.

Fort Gibson team wins Bassnanza

Sallisaw Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Marty Green said a total of 16 teams out of 31 made the weigh in during the 2018 Kerr Lake Bassnanza fishing tournament Saturday.

Hallum takes vehicle without permission

A Muldrow woman was scheduled for an Oct. 31 felony disposition docket as of press time, after she reportedly took another person's vehicle without their permission.

By Amie Remer, Special to Your TIMES

Project 121 promotes mental health awareness

A newly-formed organization which has made it a mission to promote awareness to mental health and suicide prevention is seeking contributions to fund proper mental health care and treatment.

Sallisaw woman faces exploitation charge

A Sallisaw woman working as a home health care assistant has been charged with four felony counts of uttering a forged instrument and one count of exploitation by caretaker after it was discovered she’d written over $24,000 worth of checks out of

The chart above shows precincty-by-precinct country results for the various races during the General Election. The results are unofficial and expected to be certified today (Friday).

County, state voters turn out in record numbers

Voters turned out in record numbers for Tuesday's general election both in the county and statewide. By the same token, Sequoyah County voters also reflected the voting patterns across the state for federal and state offices.

Commissioners will meet Tuesday

Sequoyah County Commissioners will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday instead of Monday in observance of Veteran's Day. The following items are included under “Consideration of Resolutions and Contracts,”

Ceremony honors area veterans

The annual Veteran's Day Ceremony, sponsored by the Sallisaw Chamber of Commerce, will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 10 on the lawn of Stanley Tubbs Memorial Library in Sallisaw. Below is the scheduled program:

High School Football: Central tops Gore 14-12 but Tigers get No. 3 playoff spot, Gore gets the No. 2 spot and Hulbert wins the district title

Sports

College Softball: Vian’s Mylie Hughes and Magen Eckhardt sign their NLIs

By RYAN SILAPAN

Ryan Silapan, Silapan Says: Five reasons why OU will need help reaching the CFP

By RYAN SILAPAN

High School Football Playoffs: Wolverines host Hugo in 2A opener

By Lea Lessley

Obituaries

Phyllis Hill

Patricia Berdene Sutton

Daisy Neff

Columns & Opinions

The Christian Union Station

THE DOOR IS CLOSING!!!! When the door of Life closes: are you going to be on the side that God is on, or the side of death? You all have probably have heard the story of Noah, but did you notice

By By Pastor Reggie Kelley

Letters to the Editor 11-02

Being deceptive

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Letters to the Editor 10-26

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Lifestyle

Isaac Knox Tomlin

Sarah and Stephen Tomlin of Fort Smith would like to announce the birth of their son, Isaac Knox Tomlin.

Qualls celebrate 38th anniversary

Donald and Wanda Qualls of Nicut celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on Oct. 24.

Wilsons celebrate 50 years

Johnnie and Joyce (Hendrix) Wilson of Gans will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct. 5. They were married in Stilwell in 1968, at the courthouse.