Tulsa women’s season ends with WNIT loss to Lindenwood

By By Tulsa Media Relations

ST. CHARLES, Mo. — The Tulsa women’s basketball team fought until the very end, but the might of the 22-10 Lindenwood Lions was too much to overcome, falling 76-60 on March 20 in the first round of the Women’s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT) at Hyland Arena.

The Golden Hurricane ended their season with a 17-15 overall record with wins in five of their last seven games.

Tulsa started the game with a 5-0 lead that was quickly snuffed out by the Lions’ 16-0 scoring run. Lind...

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BREAKING NEWS

Whataburger opens Wednesday

April 21, 2025

Sallisaw's first Whataburger opens at 11 a.m. Wednesday, April 23, at 502 S. Kerr Boulevard. While the long-anticipated opening is big news, even bigger news is that for Wednesday's opening, the first...

Who’s afraid of Oklahoma voters? The lawmakers who represent them

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Who’s afraid of Oklahoma voters? The lawmakers who represent them

By JANELLE STECKLEIN OKLAHOMA VOICE

April 20, 2025

Oklahoma lawmakers are clearly scared to death of their constituents, and who could blame them? After all, voters in recent years have forced our lawmakers to come face-to-face with the terrifying rea...

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CITY COMMISSIONERS

Whatanticipation for Whataburger

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

April 17, 2025

Amid a particularly lengthy Sallisaw Board of City Commissioners agenda Monday, which included its share of “housekeeping” functions such as approving purchase orders, city ordinances and construction...

Hospital ‘getting close’ to paying off obligations

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Hospital ‘getting close’ to paying off obligations

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

April 17, 2025

Northeastern Health System Sequoyah, which just last December was drowning in debt to the tune of about $14 million before Sallisaw City Commissioners stepped in to buttress the city hospital with a $...

New city ordinance approved for itinerant vendor licensing

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New city ordinance approved for itinerant vendor licensing

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

April 17, 2025

You see them at almost every turn. Food trucks, or mobile vendors, are usually the center of attention at community festivals, and have become permanent fixtures at Iola Avenue and Cedar Street as wel...

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SMA renews solid waste agreement with CARDS

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

April 17, 2025

Two years ago, CARDS Holdings Inc. tendered an unsolicited offer of $21.5 million to purchase the Sallisaw Municipal Landfill facility and the city sanitation collection services. After more than a mo...