“No, Doc,” Windy said, “don’t hurt or nothin’ like that, but you know, with all the plagues goin’ on right now, figgered it’s better to be safe than … “ “Sorry?” “I ain’t never sorry I come to see ya,...

The Gans basketball season started a little earlier than most schools, with mixed results against Cameron on Nov. 17. The boys won their season opener, while the girls started strong but fell behind a...

Part I For the first time in my 51 years, I didn’t spend Thanksgiving day with my entire family; instead, I chose a different route. I spent this past Thanksgiving with my daughter and son-in-law, Syd...

I can remember a time when quail were much more plentiful in Oklahoma than whitetail deer. As a youngster, I recall tagging along with my greatgrandfather and his favorite bird dogs, which happened to...

Pam Wemhaner with Catholic Charities on Tuesday picked up hats, gloves, scarves and quilts from the Sequoyah County Times Giving Tree collection. Your TIMES appreciates those who donate each year to o...

Muldrow and Roland’s high school basketball teams swept their season openers on the road Tuesday night at Eufaula and Checotah, respectively. MULDROW GIRLS 53, EUFAULA 35 The Lady Bulldogs outscored h...

Kid Robin Read loves choosing their Christmas postage stamps. This year he picked ones with Charlie Brown and his Peanuts friends, which cartoonist Charles M. Schultz created. “Charlie Brown and Snoop...

Dud was awfully quiet all through the daily dissemination of anything on page one of the Valley Weekly Miracle, which wasn’t like him at all. Just sucked down caffeine and silently shook his head now ...