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Roland
News, School News
March 7, 2023

Roland TSA competes at Eastern Regionals

Roland TSA students competed in the Oklahoma TSA Eastern Regionals at NEO College in Miami, on March 1. Many students will now move on to participate at the upcoming state conference in late April. Pictured in the front, from the left is, Matthew Hosmer; Kaden Whitefirst Medical Technology Issues MS; Dylan Lowe; Mason O’Neal-first Forensic Technology MS; Connor Stacy-first Forensic Technology MS; Branson Taake; Easton Rainwater- first Medical Technology Issues MS, second Prepared Speech MS; Robert Pikefirst Medical Technology Issues MS; and Kyler Nguyen. Second row, Michala Richardsfirst Promotional Design HS, second Forensics HS; Suzy Greer-Extemporaneous Speech HS State Qualified; Izzy O’Neal; Thomas O’Kelly-first Audio Podcasting HS, Prepared Presentation HS State Qualified; Ethan Dominicfirst Audio Podcasting HS, first Photographic Technology HS, second Structural Engineering HS, Prepared Presentation HS State Qualified; Gage Burt-second Structural Engineering HS; Rebecca Burt; Anais Gibson; and Kylee Hodges-second Children’s Story MS. Not pictured is Mackenzie O’Neal-second Forensics HS.

Roland TSA students competed in the Oklahoma TSA Eastern Regionals at NEO College in Miami on March 1. Many students will now move on to participate at the upcoming state conference in late April. Pictured are (front, from left) Matthew Hosmer; Kaden White, first Medical Technology Issues MS; Dylan Lowe; Mason O’Neal, first Forensic Technology MS; Connor Stacy, first Forensic Technology MS; Branson Taake; Easton Rainwater, first Medical Technology Issues MS, second Prepared Speech MS; Robert Pike, first Medical Technology Issues MS; and Kyler Nguyen; and (back) Michala Richards, first Promotional Design HS, second Forensics HS; Suzy Greer, Extemporaneous Speech HS State Qualified; Izzy O’Neal; Thomas O’Kelly, first Audio Podcasting HS, Prepared Presentation HS State Qualified; Ethan Dominic, first Audio Podcasting HS, first Photographic Technology HS, second Structural Engineering HS, Prepared Presentation HS State Qualified; Gage Burt, second Structural Engineering HS; Rebecca Burt; Anais Gibson; and Kylee Hodges, second Children’s Story MS. Not pictured is Mackenzie O’Neal, second Forensics HS.

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Jury awards $50M in bad faith insurance case
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Jury awards $50M in bad faith insurance case
Verdict among Oklahoma’s largest ever
By Amie Cato-Remer Editor 
May 27, 2025
A Sequoyah County jury has handed down what may be the largest verdict in the county’s history and is among the largest ever in the state, awarding more than $50 million in punitive damages to two loc...
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Pace resigns following DUI arrest
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Pace resigns following DUI arrest
By Amie Cato-Remer Editor 
May 27, 2025
Amy F. Pace, director of prevention services for the Sallisaw NOW Coalition, has reportedly resigned from her position after being arrested early Friday morning for driving under the influence (DUI). ...
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City prioritizes expenses, scrutinizes FY26 budget
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City prioritizes expenses, scrutinizes FY26 budget
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
May 27, 2025
The City of Sallisaw’s annual budget retreat last week was an accountant’s utopia, which means if you’re not a numbers person, then you would have surely glazed over trying to understand the tedious p...
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Commissioners approve appointments, transfers
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Commissioners approve appointments, transfers
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
May 27, 2025
The Sequoyah County Commissioners at their weekly Monday meeting approved appointments of: • Julia McGhee and Kelly Martin as requisitioning officers effective July 1 for Sequoyah County Health Depart...
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Garris is Member of the Month
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Garris is Member of the Month
May 27, 2025
Adilynn Garris has been selected as the March Member of the Month for Boys & Girls Club of Sequoyah County, Brushy unit. Garris is the daughter of LeeAnn and Brent Garris. She was selected for her kin...
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Gans celebrates Track and Field Day
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Gans celebrates Track and Field Day
May 27, 2025
Gans Public School students last week enjoyed Track and Field Day 2025 at the school. Mrs. Forslund was the winner of the annual Track and Field Day staff inflatable race.
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