Mention beauty pageants, and what often comes to mind is a bougie, usually over-the-top production where tears of joy and astonished expressions of disbelief climax the competition. It’s a surreal wor...

In Wednesday’s issue of Your TIMES in an article titled “Smith seeking state representative seat,” it should have read that Janie Smith attends Sallisaw Church of Christ.

The Sallisaw Police Department is currently investigating several complaints regarding fraudulent credit and debit card transactions that have reportedly occurred at gas stations and convenience store...

E.O. “Jr.” Smith, 73, of Vian (Republican), has announced his candidacy for state representative of District 2. Smith’s family story is one of perseverance and hard work, which led him to be a success...

Jim Olsen, 64, of Roland (Republican), has announced he is running for re-election in his current position as a state representative. “It has been a privilege these past six years to serve the people ...

Although Polly Tyler assured Sequoyah County Commissioners at their weekly meeting that she is “just a messenger” when she sees “the writing on the wall” and brings to the commissioners’ attention tho...

An 18-year-old Vian man is facing a felony charge of first-degree rape of a victim under the age of 14 following an incident that allegedly occurred in December 2023. Cadge Daniel was charged on April...

A Muldrow teen is facing a felony charge of animal cruelty after allegedly stabbing a chicken and killing it. Colton Dieter, 18, was charged April 10 in Sequoyah County District Court and received a $...

A reported domestic assault has reportedly led to a felony animal cruelty charge for a Muldrow woman after she allegedly broke a puppy’s neck. Serena R. Murdock, 26, was charged on April 3 in Sequoyah...

Friday, May 3 11:00 AM Main Street Indian Tacos 5:00 PM Streets Closed—Begin vendor load in BBQ Contestants set up—North side of Cherokee Ave BBQ Meat picked up at J&D’s Steakhouse by 5:00 PM 6:00—9:0...

The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced Friday that Gary L. Armer, Jr., 19, of Gore, was sentenced to 87 months in prison for one count of voluntary manslaug...

J.P. Wickett expects the third year to be the charm for the John Perry Wickett Memorial Junior Rodeo, the first year the two-day event is held in conjunction with Diamond Daze and what may be “the big...

To say that Canaan Duncan enjoys working for the Cherokee Nation as its Deputy Secretary of State is an understatement. Or maybe he just enjoys talking with those who live across the reservation. Or m...

A year ago, the Oklahoma Department of Education’s Office of Accountability released school report cards for public schools in Oklahoma for the 2021-22 school year. Of the 25 Sequoyah County schools, ...

A recently completed audit of Sallisaw’s financial status and operations not only confirms the city’s finance department is ensuring compliance and accounting for revenues and expenditures, but also r...

Whether you’re setting up housekeeping, furnishing a man cave or adding homey touches to a hunting cabin, the impending auction of surplus furniture and equipment by the Sequoyah County Commissioners ...

Shaleen Dodson and her husband, Stevie Dodson, have been married for nearly 14 years and share their lives with their five wonderful children: three boys and twin girls. Nestled in the Brushy communit...

With temperatures stabilizing in the 80s as April winds down, it’s only a matter of time before Oklahoma thermometers start pushing the 90s and 100s as summer sets in. While, as Alfred Lord Tennyson t...

A School Resource Officer (SRO) for Sallisaw Public Schools has reportedly been placed on paid administrative leave following allegations of inappropriate contact with a student. The Sallisaw Police D...

During the 1930s, ’40s and ’50s, Abbott and Costello mined comedic gold with their famous wordplay in “Who’s on first?” While not nearly as enthralling nor clever, but possibly just as frustrating, Po...