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Matthew ‘Matt’ Blankenship
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JUST FOLKS
Matthew ‘Matt’ Blankenship
By JACOB BOWLING STAFF WRITER 
February 29, 2024
In Muldrow, a local hero quietly works to combat a growing epidemic. Matthew “Matt” Blankenship has emerged as a beacon of hope for those grappling with drug addiction. With more than two decades of e...
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An early spring
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An early spring
February 27, 2024
The weather-predicting groundhog must have been right when he forecast an early spring. According to the National Weather Service, the average temperature for February in eastern Oklahoma has been 53....
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Commissioners approve RFID jail technology
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Commissioners approve RFID jail technology
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
February 27, 2024
While the movie “Cool Hand Luke” may be a viewing favorite for many, the 1967 prison chain-gang drama is a far cry from today’s technology-based correctional system. Which is why Sequoyah County Commi...
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Sen. Tom Woods and ‘that filth’
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Sen. Tom Woods and ‘that filth’
By NONDOC.COM TRES SAVAGE, EDITOR 
February 27, 2024
Sen. Tom Woods (R-Stilwell) opened his mouth and stuck his big foot in it last week, opining that Oklahomans are conservative Christians who don't want LGBTQ+ "filth" in their communities. Appearing a...
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Lawmakers agree to eliminate Oklahoma’s grocery sales tax
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Lawmakers agree to eliminate Oklahoma’s grocery sales tax
By Keaton Ross 
February 27, 2024
Oklahomans will soon get a little wiggle room in their grocery budget. The Senate on Thursday overwhelmingly agreed to send House Bill 1955, a carryover bill from 2023 that eliminates the 4.5% state p...
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Fuller sentenced in 2022 shooting involving police, putting infant in harm’s way
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Fuller sentenced in 2022 shooting involving police, putting infant in harm’s way
By Amie Cato-Remer Editor 
February 27, 2024
A Roland man has been sentenced to a total of 308 months imprisonment for assaulting two police officers and a female victim with a gun and knife, while also putting a minor child in harm’s way. The U...
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Knight pleads guilty to federal firearm charge
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Knight pleads guilty to federal firearm charge
February 27, 2024
The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced that Christopher J. Knight, 42, of Spiro, pleaded guilty to felon in possession of a firearm. The indictment alleged ...
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Stolen bus found in Vian, suspect arrested
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Stolen bus found in Vian, suspect arrested
By Amie Cato-Remer Editor 
February 27, 2024
An Arkansas man was arrested Friday afternoon by Vian Police after he reportedly stole a school bus from Springdale, Ark., the night before, and then left it in Vian. Roy A. Stutts, 55, of Bentonville...
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Roland couple facing child sexual abuse charges
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Roland couple facing child sexual abuse charges
By Amie Cato-Remer Editor 
February 27, 2024
A Roland couple is facing felony child sexual abuse charges after authorities discovered two minor children were allegedly being sexually abused in their residence. Mark L. Clifton, 58, is charged wit...
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Legislation would shield poultry producers from liability
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Legislation would shield poultry producers from liability
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
February 22, 2024
A wink appears to be as good as a nod for state legislators who have all but given carte blanche to poultry producers when it comes to protecting — or not — the state’s clean water, scenic rivers and ...
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Voting error happened, but shouldn’t have
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Voting error happened, but shouldn’t have
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
February 22, 2024
What!? I can’t vote!!? It’s not something voters expect to hear in a democracy, in the United States. But does such a realization on Election Day at the local precinct actually occur? Rarely. Very rar...
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Commissioners continue quest for dump trucks
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Commissioners continue quest for dump trucks
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
February 22, 2024
Well, Sequoyah County District 2 Commissioner Beau Burlison and District 3 Commissioner Jim Rogers are still in search of dump trucks. At the county commissioners’ weekly meeting Tuesday, the only bid...
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Muldrow receives $980,000 OWRB grant for system improvements
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Muldrow receives $980,000 OWRB grant for system improvements
February 22, 2024
Muldrow received approval for $980,000 in funding Tuesday from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) to improve the town’s water infrastructure. Construction of upgrades and improvements to the wa...
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Michelle Newman
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JUST FOLKS
Michelle Newman
By JACOB BOWLING STAFF WRITER, JACOB BOWLING 
February 22, 2024
When Michelle Newman’s husband, Greg, passed away in 2022, she faced a profound sense of loss and uncertainty. At 53-years-old, Michelle found herself grappling with the void left behind by Greg’s abs...
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Highway project costs now being paid by ODOT
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Highway project costs now being paid by ODOT
Will save the city $1.1 million
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
February 20, 2024
It has been observed that the best things in life are worth waiting for. Sallisaw officials are hoping the Highway 59 North project is one of the best things in life, because they’ve been waiting for ...
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‘Sweetheart’ of a bust
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‘Sweetheart’ of a bust
Authorities go through maze of pit bulls, deputy bitten
By Amie Cato-Remer Editor 
February 20, 2024
Sequoyah County Sheriff Larry Lane and other authorities sent their own Valentine’s Day message this year to an alleged local drug trafficker, but the Sheriff said they weren’t met with flowers and ca...
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SMA approves property purchase for city offices, storage, fuel farm
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SMA approves property purchase for city offices, storage, fuel farm
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
February 20, 2024
The Sallisaw Municipal Authority has approved the purchase of property situated at the northwest corner of Quesenbury Avenue and Elm Street by conveying parts of the old railroad station grounds, and ...
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City, GRDA begin AMI program
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City, GRDA begin AMI program
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
February 20, 2024
After more than a decade on the drawing board, implementation of an Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) program for the city’s electric and water meters and the distribution system has been given t...
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County firefighters are being ‘trained to a better standard’
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County firefighters are being ‘trained to a better standard’
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
February 15, 2024
When it comes to setting the firefighter training bar on the highest rung, you’re not going to convince Heath Orabanec that Sequoyah County takes a back seat to any other training regimen. “This count...
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Lawsuit settlement advances in 2019 Watie shooting death
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Lawsuit settlement advances in 2019 Watie shooting death
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
February 15, 2024
Sallisaw City Commissioners have approved a resolution authorizing settlement of a lawsuit brought by Charles Watie in the March 2019 shooting death of Shawn Watie by Sallisaw police officers Coty Bil...
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