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Slow-cooked
Lifestyle
September 12, 2024
A FEW OF MY FAVORITE THINGS

Slow-cooked game foods

By A Few Of My Favorite Things With Katina Holland 

Football season is officially here. That means cooler weather, gatherings in homes and parking lots and rivalries to match no other. Football can bring us together as well as divide a house for a few hours. We wear jerseys or other paraphernalia to show our support for our teams. Paint goes on bodies as well as fingers and funky hats while we scream for our players and yell at the opposing squad. Refs get cussed, things are thrown and emotions are high for one or two days each week. But as soon as the game is over and we cool off, it’s like nothing ever happened because next week is another chance at a win. Nothing splits a home for a day like rooting for opposing teams and nothing gets everyone so excited as a good play by your favorite team.

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Tribe awarded nearly $773,000 for Illinois River Watershed conservation planning
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Tribe awarded nearly $773,000 for Illinois River Watershed conservation planning
January 29, 2026
The Cherokee Nation will receive $772,914 from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to develop a comprehensive conservation and restoration plan for the Illinois River Watershed. The funding awar...
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Justice system working for great-grandmother in home repair fraud case
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Justice system working for great-grandmother in home repair fraud case
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
January 29, 2026
Anne Griffin’s hopelessness has been transformed to hope months after she was sure she’d never see the $17,500 she prepaid Timothy Burchett for home repairs in the wake of the September 23 storm that ...
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Muldrow man sentenced to multiple life terms in child sex abuse cases
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Muldrow man sentenced to multiple life terms in child sex abuse cases
By Amie Cato-Remer Editor 
January 29, 2026
A Muldrow man has been sentenced to multiple life terms in prison following convictions for a series of child sex crimes in Sequoyah County. Zachary L. Flock, 43, entered a blind plea before Associate...
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Public forum is Monday for mayoral hopefuls
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Public forum is Monday for mayoral hopefuls
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
January 29, 2026
The public forum that will provide a venue for Sallisaw mayoral candidates to present their case to voters will begin at 6 p.m. Monday, February 2, at the People Inc. Conference Center, 204 S. J.T. St...
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Stormie Knowlton
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JUST FOLKS
Stormie Knowlton
By Amie Cato-Remer Editor 
January 29, 2026
At just 27, Stormie Knowlton of Vian balances many roles—devoted mother, dedicated paraprofessional and lifelong Sequoyah County resident— all with a quiet determination to make a difference where it ...
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Vian resident builds growing presence in country music industry
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Vian resident builds growing presence in country music industry
January 29, 2026
From a small town in Sequoyah County to the heart of the country music business, Dewayne Johnson is quietly building a name for himself as an artist manager and publicist working with emerging talent ...
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