Marble City recently released the names of the students on “Superintendent’s” and “Principal’s” honor rolls for the third nine weeks of the 2023-24 school year. Superintendent’s Honor Roll Delilah Bro...

What to know During emergencies, many people including families, firemen and other emergency volunteers may rely on donated food. Janis Risley, OSU Extension FCS Educator, lays out precautions to take...

The 2024 Steel Horse Rally roars back into downtown Fort Smith, Ark. on May 3 and 4. The rally continues to grow and 2023 was the largest year ever, with an attendance of more than 210,000 with a loca...

Death is a thief. He comes and steals from us. Steals our reason for being. Steals the ones we love the most. Steals our comfort and peace. It’s not just the physical form he takes though. It’s the to...

03/11/2024 03/17/2024 During the week of March 11-17, 2024, Sequoyah County law enforcement tended to 20 animal calls, 142 traffic stops, along with numerous medical and domestic calls according to po...

Eastside Elementary recently released the names of the students on “All A’s” and “A’s and B’s” honor rolls for the third nine weeks of the 2023-24 school year. All A’s Third Grade Avalynn Abner, Journ...

Your TIMES welcomes letters to the editor on any subject of public interest. We do not publish letters concerning commercial disputes or those containing personal attacks. Because of space limitations...

Dear Editor, I wrote last fall lauding the potential of the new Spanish program at Indian Capital Technology Center’s Sallisaw branch (there is a similar program at the Tahlequah branch). To follow up...

I read that there is a renewed interest in the Haskell County Historical Society and Museum. It is my opinion that the preservation of history should be of interest to all of us. I have always been im...

Never quit -- even though it seems easier. Keep going. To all outward appearances, it may seem we are down to stay, but we do not walk by sight, we walk by faith. Self pity is a high-priced emotion th...

— Sequoyah County Times, March 25, 1999 25 years ago —It wasn’t quite the typical scene out of a western movie, but nonetheless U.S. Highway 64 just west of Sallisaw was the scene of a wild-west tale ...

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...

Sallisaw Liberty Monday Sausage biscuit, fruit, juice, milk BBQ sandwich, beans, chips, cookie, salad bar, milk Tuesday Funnel cake, fruit, juice, milk Corndog, broccoli, salad bar, fruit, milk Wednes...

Vian First Assembly church and Pastor John Bennett invite everyone to hear the testimony of Christian Mayberry at 11 a.m. on Sunday, March 24, at the church. Come ready to receive the Word God is usin...

Eastern Oklahoma Development District is pleased to announce its new website, https://eoddok.org which shares information about EODD and AAA programs. The site will include links to AAA’s ‘Seniors Rul...

The Oklahoma Career and Technical Education Equity Council honored 15 Oklahomans and three businesses and organizations at the 30th annual Making It Work Day at the Capitol on March 6. Making It Work ...

The Cherokee Nation will host its 2024 annual Traditional Native Games competition beginning Saturday, April 13, at the Cherokee Nation’s One Fire Field in Tahlequah. Competitions will include a horse...

Several high school students recently competed in Connors State College’s Interscholastic Competition where Vian High School had six students place. Students who competed were Zayley Cheater, fourth i...

Vian Middle School February students of the month were eighth-grader Emry Smith, seventh-grader Allee Matthews and sixth-grader Lyla McElhaney.

The Cherokee Nation is thrilled to open online registration for Camp Cherokee 2024. This annual summer program offers an immersive experience for Cherokee Nation elementary and secondary school studen...