When it comes time to exercise your constitutional right to vote, there are five precincts in Sequoyah County that have moved their polling locations. According to the Sequoyah County Election Board, ...

Sallisaw Public School students had the opportunity to connect with professionals from across the community and surrounding areas — hearing firsthand about a wide variety of careers, the paths that le...

Saturday, Oct. 25 Gore Gory Halloween Parade, meet at Gore Town Hall at 6 p.m. to walk to Summer’s Ferry for trick-or-treating, a cakewalk, bonfire and frightful fun. Town of Marble City Trunk-or-trea...

The Cherokee Nation Angel Project is now accepting applications online through the Gadugi Portal until October 30. Eligible Cherokee Nation citizens must be registered on the tribe’s online Gadugi Por...

Cherokee Tribal Councilor Darryl Legg (fourth from left) presented Sallisaw Culture & Community Initiative (SCCI) board members with a $3,000 donation on Wednesday during the Sallisaw Chamber of Comme...

Moffett Monday Gravy, biscuit, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Corndog, corn, fruit, salad bar, milk Tuesday Oatmeal, cinn. toast, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Chicken fajita, beans, fruit, salad bar, milk W...

Roland National Honor Society students had the privilege of hearing from Roland alumna Caitlin Waters during the National Honor Society Induction Ceremony. A proud 2011 graduate of Roland, Waters now ...

From the files of Your Sequoyah County Times 25 years ago From the Oct. 22, 2000, issue of the Sequoyah County Times —Sallisaw officials received a check last week that should put an end to a lawsuit ...

Mrs. Dunlap’s class at Eastside Elementary recently had a home project to decorate a pumpkin like a character from a book.   

Oklahoma Human Services (OKDHS) has been notified by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) that federal funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will be suspended ...

Welcome the fall season alongside Cherokee Nation at the annual Fall Harvest Festival on Nov. 1 at Sequoyah’s Cabin Museum in Sallisaw. The festival is free and open to the public and runs from 10 a.m...

Feelings are strange things. Some of them lead us to do exactly the wrong things. Some are purposely designed to draw us away from the right path. Our thought is to try whatever it is and if it is wro...

Sallisaw Public Schools wishes to thank McDonald’s for donating 140 pies to both the middle and high school bands as part of Band Week. School administration said they appreciate McDonald’s continued ...

Marble City Public School recently released the names of the students on the Superintendent's and Principal's Honor Rolls for the first nine weeks of the 2025-26 school year. Principal's Honor Roll Th...

Vian’s 8th annual Burnin’ Down Main Street, featuring a car show and burnout competition is set for Saturday, Nov. 8, in downtown Vian at the Anna Belle Farmer Park. This year’s event is hosted once a...

Staying Active and Independent for Life (S.A.I.L.) is a great way to improve balance and mobility for ages 65 and up. S.A.I.L. classes are free to the public at Muldrow Public Library, where they meet...

State Superintendent of Schools Lindel Fields said he’ll abandon his predecessor’s attempt to buy Bibles for public schools and wants a legal challenge over the Bibles dismissed. Fields, appointed thi...

The Sallisaw Masonic Lodge #120 was chartered in 1897 in Sallisaw I.T. When statehood was achieved, the charter was grandfathered into the state of Oklahoma. It is unsure where they first met, but on ...

Before the Sears & Roebuck Christmas Wish Book ceased publication in 2011, Sallisaw Ward 3 Commissioner Julian Mendiola undoubtedly saw something that he would surely only be able to dream about. But ...

Beth Mayo (center), co-owner and business manager for Your TIMES, presented the Sequoyah County Women In Business organization with a $500 check for their scholarship fund at the Women’s Expo event on...