Sallisaw Middle School Student Council members worked hard in organizing a recent food drive, making a difference in the community. The students said they are also thankful for all the generous food d...

Monday, we had 15 TOPS members to weigh in. This week Brenda H had our best weight loss with a 4.1 pounds. Weigh to go, Brenda! Keep up the good work. The two-bit bowl will wait until next week to be ...

The Vian Wolverines are going to have to wait another week before getting their chance to meet the Davis Wolves in the Class 2A, Division II state semifinals — and avenge last year’s state title game ...

Muldrow Elementary School Monday Breakfast pizza, fruit Corndog, chips, fruit Tuesday Pancakes, fruit Nachos, beans, fruit Wednesday Sausage biscuit, fruit Chicken, veggies, potatoes, bread, fruit Thu...

Gore Public Schools 4-H members recently had an exciting opportunity to meet tornado chaser Will Clay and check out his famous storm-chasing truck, the Dominator. Students learned what it takes to be ...

When it comes time to exercise your constitutional right to vote, there are five precincts in Sequoyah County that have moved their polling locations. According to the Sequoyah County Election Board, ...

Six years ago, I published a column on the innovative approach of using tracking dogs to find wounded deer. At that time, Oklahoma had only recently legalized the practice of blood tracking. My hope w...

25 Yearss Ago —Past and present regents of Carl Albert State College (CASC) in Poteau and Sallisaw say the college is an asset to both students and the communities. Jerry Heatherington of Sallisaw is ...

Blake Stewart, Stanley Tubbs Memorial Library clerk, is sharing an art collection at the library featuring his own work and the works of other Native American citizens of various tribes. The display f...

Cherokee Nation, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and Chickasaw Nation filed a federal lawsuit in United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma naming Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt; his rec...

Over night the woods changed their colors and leaves fall like huge brown snowflakes. Many trees hold their leaves but change their colors until it freezes or there is heavy rain. The poem we hear at ...

Christmas isn’t until Dec. 25, but for three local rodeo cowboys, it’s coming much sooner. Sallisaw cowboy Chance Howard and Muldrow rodeo cowboy brothers Tilden and Toren Gates, who also wrestle with...

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...

On a recent Saturday evening I watched LSU football. Memories stirred. In the late 1940’s I’d stretch out on my bed, radio within reach and listen to LSU football. Night games were new to college foot...

TULSA — Several Sallisaw high school, junior high and sixth/seventh grade wrestlers placed at last Saturday’s 34th annual Union/Pryor IceFighter Open. Four wrestlers won titles. Briar James was first ...

The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) is urging parents and caregivers to be aware of a recall of ByHeart Whole Nutrition infant formula product, which have been linked to a botulism outbreak...

Moffett School 4-H members recently spent the day at the Hamilton Center for Child Advocacy in Fort Smith, Ark., learning about child advocacy and lending a helping hand. School administration said th...

WARNER — Several Gore Pirates high school and junior high wrestlers placed in the Warner Tournament, which took place Monday at Warner Event Center. In the high school division, Cole Brooksher (144 po...

Muldrow Elementary students and faculty paused on Veterans Day to express their deepest gratitude to the brave men and women who have served our country with a Veterans Day Parade. The school said the...

Liberty Public School’s Gifted and Talented students recently traveled to Zion for an academic meet where they received a whopping 28 ribbons.