Investing in Cherokee wellness is the path to a healthier future

By Chuck Hoskin Jr. Cherokee Nation Principal Chief

At Cherokee Nation, we have built the largest health care system in Indian Country, providing excellent care to our citizens. However, the foundations of good health don’t start in hospitals and clinics. Many of the most powerful health and wellness tools are found in what we do before we need medical care.

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103rd birthday celebrates Fullbright’s long, full life

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

October 3, 2024

There was a birthday milestone celebrated Tuesday that received a lot of attention: The 100th birthday of former President Jimmy Carter. But if you were at NHS Sequoyah, another birthday was celebrate...

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Commissioners table progress update of assessor’s office

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

October 3, 2024

A standing-room-only crowd of more than 40 people showed up Monday for the weekly meeting of the Sequoyah County Commissioners. Many were in attendance to witness the commissioners proclaim October as...

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SCWA announces water rate increase

October 3, 2024

The Sequoyah County Water Association (SCWA) at its regular monthly meeting on Aug. 27, voted to increase water rates to its customers. The board of directors reviewed several proposals before making ...

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Naming commissioners as lawsuit defendants not an assault or attack

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

October 3, 2024

Just because someone is named as a defendant in a lawsuit, it doesn’t mean they did anything wrong, despite appearances. That’s what Sallisaw attorney Fourth Scoufos told the Sequoyah County Commissio...

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Barber releases 4th book; signing to be held Oct. 9

By Amie Cato-Remer Editor

October 3, 2024

Gertie Barber of Muldrow has released her fourth book, “Doc UpChurch & 'Hairy Trigger' A Legend of Wilson Rock & The Arkansas River.” A book signing has been scheduled for 12 noon on Oct. 9, at Stanle...

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Region’s ‘fastest growing art festival’ returns for ‘very unique,’ ‘great day’

Great expectations ahead for Red Autumn Art Festival

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

October 1, 2024

You’ll forgive Lance Montgomery if he seems impatient for Red Autumn Art Festival to be among the premier events in the nation. He’ll be among the first to admit he wants big results, and he wants the...