Thanks to a joint effort between the Vian Police Department and Sequoyah County Sheriff’s office, along with nume rous tips from the public last week, authorities were able to apprehend Amber Barnett,...

With fall right around the corner, the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department is sharing ways that Oklahomans can enjoy the cooler temperatures, explore the outdoors and see the natural beauty of ...

Tractor Supply Company has announced the 146 recipients of its inaugural FFA Future Leaders Scholarship, which includes Carl Stamps from Vian. Stamps was awarded a $5,000 scholarship and will be atten...

The Vian High School Band of Gold participated in the Sounds of the Southeast Band Marching Contest in Stigler on Oct.7. The band placed first in its division, and also received Outstanding Drum Major...

Keayan Kimani has been named Student of the Month at Roland Middle School.

Sequoyah Animal Advocates received a $500 donation from the proceeds of a community project from Drug Court graduates Brandi Watts and Charlene Baldwin. Sarah Darcy also participated in the check pres...

Cherokee Casino & Hotel Roland is transforming into a spooky wonderland with the return of the highly anticipated KISR Jetsetter’s Ball on Saturday, Oct. 28, starting at 8 p.m. in the Garrison Station...

Arvest Bank is pleased to announce Gentrie McCullers of Muldrow Public Schools and Dennis Lee of Gans Public Schools, each received a $500 award through the bank’s annual “We Love Teachers” initiative...

Cherokee Nation Health Services will offer the updated COVID-19 vaccine as part of the tribe’s annual vaccination efforts beginning Oct. 10. Any member of the public ages six months and older can rece...

The fall landscape class offered at the Stanley Tubbs Memorial Library was a success. Look for a winter landscape class coming in November.

Knox Fletcher has been selected as the September Member of the Month for Boys & Girls Club of Sequoyah County, Liberty Unit. Fletcher is the son of Briayna Owens and Hunter Fletcher. He was selected b...

Captain Robert Allen, Chief Mark Harkins and Officer Milligan from the Vian Police Department made a visit last week to the Wolverine Den of Kids Learning Center in Vian. The officers were met with en...

Muldrow First Baptist Church will be hosting a free, public Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 21, from 1 to 4 p.m. There will be games, such as sack races, 3-legged races, cake walk and cornhole. For th...

Muldrow celebrated its annual Old Settlers Day on Saturday at Muldrow City Park. The event, organized by the Muldrow Lion’s Club, included vendors, food and a live performance by Camden Followell. New...

A new mural is drawing attention in downtown Gore after being completed by American folk artist and native Oklahoman, Rick Sinnett. The mural was made possible by donors who contributed to the cost, a...

A celebration of authentic Native art, Cherokee Art Market returns to Hard Rock Tulsa Oct 14-15. At one of the largest Native American art markets in the state, guests will enjoy the authentic work of...

The Gans Youth League teams celebrated homecoming last Saturday when they hosted Porum for their regular-season finale. But with the games being must-wins for the Grizzlies in order to make this week’...

During a brisk meeting on Sept. 12, Gore’s Board of Trustees convened to address various municipal matters. Mayor Robin Henry presided over both the town and public works authority meetings, with a ro...

Three members of the Gans FFA chapter participated in the NRCS’s regional speech contest on Sept. 26. Madison Pilkington received first place in Division I, while Parker Mahar won first place and Alys...

The Gans High School Grizzlies held their Homecoming Friday night, Oct. 6. Homecoming royalty consisted of senior Queen Brianna Burris, senior attendant Melania Paniagua, junior attendant Gabbie Price...