State Sen. Tom Woods, R-Westville, has released the following statement after he voted in favor of passing House Bill 4156 that aims to crack down on illegal immigration in Oklahoma. “I am proud to ha...

Announcements of upcoming events for non-profit organizations and events in Sequoyah County may be delivered to Your TIMES in several different ways. They may be mailed to or hand delivered to Your TI...

Roland Middle & High School Monday Donuts, cereal bar, fruit, milk Pizza, Caesar salad, fruit/veggie bar, milk Tuesday Eggs, toast, cereal bar, fruit, milk Meatloaf, green beans potatoes, roll, gravy,...

Liberty Public School officials have announced that there is an excessive amount of jackets, coats and belongings that have been turned into the lost and found. The items will be placed on racks outsi...

Carl Albert State College (CASC) proudly announces the successful culmination of its seventh annual poetry contest and reading, held on April 17, at the Joe E. White Library on the Poteau campus. In c...

The Sallisaw Chamber of Commerce announced on Wednesday at its monthly membership meeting that Indian Capital Technology Center is its April Member of the Month. ICTC has been recognized by the Oklaho...

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...

For those who complain that government red tape is not only redundant and excessive while also hindering progress, the Oklahoma Legislature last week reinforced that idiom. Who knew that the massive p...

Highway 17 (South 4620 Road, Maple Street) will be closed to traffic most of the day on Wednesday, April 24. The closure in Sequoyah County Road District #2 is scheduled to begin about 8 a.m., and is ...

A Roland man charged with felony manslaughter in the second degree following the death of a 2-year-old who accidentally shot and killed themself after a firearm was reportedly left within reach, is no...

The Roland FFA Wildlife Management Team recently placed first at the Contest at the Cave, hosted by the Cave Springs FFA. Team members were in competition against other teams from the Northeast Area. ...

The Gans Yearbook staff reached the National Gold Standard for its 2023-24 yearbook. “This year’s team of 10 has worked hard to create a fantastic yearbook! We have three seniors, three juniors, three...

Vian Middle School’s March students of the month are eighth-grader Zate Ainesworth, seventh-grader Grayson Rutherford and sixth-grader Althea Tracy.

Recorded April 5, 2024 to April 11, 2024 WD: Warranty Deeds JTWD: Joint Tenancy Warranty Deeds QCD: Quit Claim Deeds GWD: General Warranty Deed CORP.WD: Corporation Warranty Deed SPEC.CORP.WD: Special...

Gore Public School student Snowy Rich was named the new state Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) public relations officer for the 2024-25 school year. Gore FCCLA had a busy week o...

Muldrow Middle School seventh-grader Stefanie Xiong and eighth-grader Lane Landree recently finished first and second, respectively, in the VFW Auxiliary art contest. Xiong won $100 and moves on to th...

The town of Muldrow will observe National Day of Prayer at noon on May 2 at the Muldrow Town Park, and encourages members of the community to join in the town’s 31st year of observance. Muldrow First ...

Oaklen McKinney, a Vian Elementary School student, won first place for kindergarten coloring in the recent statewide Law Day Contest sponsored by the Oklahoma Bar Association. McKinney was recognized ...