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April 15, 2025
Announcements of upcoming events for nonprofit 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 TIM...
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Chamber welcomes Mercy Clinic to Roland
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Chamber welcomes Mercy Clinic to Roland
April 15, 2025
The Roland Chamber of Commerce joined leaders from Mercy Hospital Fort Smith for a ribbon cutting on April 8, welcoming the newest primary Mercy Clinic to Roland. The new business will bring patient c...
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U.S. human rights law likely violated in $6M payment for El Salvador prison, experts say
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U.S. human rights law likely violated in $6M payment for El Salvador prison, experts say
April 15, 2025
WASHINGTON — The U.S. State Department is paying El Salvador $6 million to house hundreds of immigrants deported from the United States in an immense and brutal prison there, Centro de Confinamiento d...
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Panel passes bill putting restrictions on Oklahoma voters ability to get measures on the ballot
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Panel passes bill putting restrictions on Oklahoma voters ability to get measures on the ballot
By BARBARA HOBEROCK OKLAHOMA VOICE 
April 15, 2025
OKLAHOMA CITY – A House panel on April 15 passed a controversial bill that would make it more difficult for residents to get issues on the ballot. Senate Bill 1027 would limit the number of signatures...
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Measure ‘targeting tribes’ to collect vehicle tag data for toll collection halted by Oklahoma House
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Measure ‘targeting tribes’ to collect vehicle tag data for toll collection halted by Oklahoma House
By EMMA MURPHY OKLAHOMA VOICE 
April 14, 2025
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma House members slammed the brakes on a bill that critics said attempts to force tribes to provide vehicle registration information to the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority for toll c...
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Oklahoma Senate has no plans to reject proposed social studies standards, leader says
News, School News
Oklahoma Senate has no plans to reject proposed social studies standards, leader says
By NURIA MARTINEZ-KEEL OKLAHOMA VOICE 
April 14, 2025
OKLAHOMA CITY — Academic standards that have been proposed for Oklahoma social studies education, which would include biblical content and suggestions of “discrepancies” in the 2020 presidential elect...
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Oklahoma federal judge tosses former teacher’s lawsuit against Walters
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Oklahoma federal judge tosses former teacher’s lawsuit against Walters
By Lynn 
April 14, 2025
OKLAHOMA CITY — An Oklahoma City federal judge on April 10 threw out a lawsuit against state Superintendent Ryan Walters that accused him of defaming a former Norman High School teacher whose classroo...
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Controversial Oklahoma storm chasing license bill stalls, but lawmakers plan future study
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Controversial Oklahoma storm chasing license bill stalls, but lawmakers plan future study
By EMMA MURPHY OKLAHOMA VOICE 
April 14, 2025
OKLAHOMA CITY — Lawmakers tabled a bill creating an optional license for “professional” storm chasers for this session, but plan to study the topic more in the Oklahoma Legislature’s interim. House Bi...
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Senate advances Oklahoma income tax cut bill
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Senate advances Oklahoma income tax cut bill
By BARBARA HOBEROCK OKLAHOMA VOICE 
April 14, 2025
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Senate on April 10 advanced a bill that could lead to the elimination of the state’s income tax, despite concerns that it benefitted the wealthy. House Bill 1539 passed by...
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Oklahoma primary reform initiative draws GOP ire, Democratic praise
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Oklahoma primary reform initiative draws GOP ire, Democratic praise
By Keaton Ross 
April 14, 2025
The Oklahoma Republican Party is asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to throw out a primary reform ballot initiative. In a 21-page lawsuit filed Wednesday afternoon, attorneys Trevor Pemberton and Benja...
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Measures to ban student cellphone in schools advance in Legislature
News, School News
Measures to ban student cellphone in schools advance in Legislature
By JENNIFER PALMER OKLAHOMA WATCH 
April 12, 2025
Two similar measures to ban student cellphone use in schools, one of the Legislature's top education priorities, advanced recently. A Senate committee on April 8 approved House Bill 1276 by a 7-4 vote...
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Jury trial set for county assessor
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Jury trial set for county assessor
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
April 10, 2025
District Judge Jeffrey Payton on Thursday granted a change of venue motion in the Sequoyah County Board of County Commissioners’ Feb. 24 accusation for removal of County Assessor Brandy Dobbs, and set...
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Buckner lawsuit ruled frivolous, must pay almost $50,000 in fees
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Buckner lawsuit ruled frivolous, must pay almost $50,000 in fees
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
April 10, 2025
There are times when litigation is a slam dunk. There are times when the judicial outcome is a coin toss. Then there are times when legal action is ruled to be frivolous. For Sean Buckner’s lawsuit ag...
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Phone ID-verification continues for Social Security applications
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Phone ID-verification continues for Social Security applications
By Lynn Adams Staff Writer 
April 10, 2025
The Social Security Administration has done an about-face on a burdensome plan that was scheduled to begin Monday, saying it will continue to confirm applicant IDs by phone for the vast majority of pe...
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County sales tax income slightly up from last year
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County sales tax income slightly up from last year
April 10, 2025
The Oklahoma Tax Commission recently released city sales tax collection figures that primarily represents local tax receipts from February business. The monies they reported this period represent sale...
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‘Pawsitive’ Festival a tail-wagging success
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‘Pawsitive’ Festival a tail-wagging success
By Amie Cato-Remer Editor 
April 10, 2025
There were wagging tails, happy barks, and plenty of smiles at the Pocket Park last Saturday, as more than 250 attendees gathered for Sallisaw Main Street’s Pawsitive Pets Festival—an event dedicated ...
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Louise Mussleman
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Louise Mussleman
By JADE PHILLIPS STAFF WRITER 
April 10, 2025
Louise Mussleman has lived in Sequoyah County for nearly 50 years, having moved to the area in 1975. Now, after spending the last decade in Sallisaw, Mussleman, 53, has built a life that revolves arou...
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After Walters endorses union alternative, lawmaker files ethics complaint
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After Walters endorses union alternative, lawmaker files ethics complaint
By SASHA NDISABIYE NONDOC.COM 
April 10, 2025
Despite State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters’ recent settlement agreement for an ethics violation case involving how he uses social media, his subsequent endorsement of an alternate...
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Sallisaw schools clean out vault, looking for alumni
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Sallisaw schools clean out vault, looking for alumni
April 10, 2025
Attention all Sallisaw High School Alumni: In cleaning out the vault, some personalized items were found for former Sallisaw students. If you know these people or have contact with them, please let th...
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Mother & Daughter Tea Party is April 26
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Mother & Daughter Tea Party is April 26
April 10, 2025
Tickets are now on sale now for the 3rd annual Mother, Daughter, Sister Tea and Luncheon. Dress up, wear your pretty hats, gather together, sip tea, and enjoy lunch. There will be a Best Hat Fashion S...
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