“Hard Candy Christmas” is the theme for the 2022 Gore Christmas parade, which is scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 10. The parade will be followed by Christmas at the Park at Ray Fine Park. For add...

Students in Mr. Harvey's Geometry classes at Roland High School have broke ground and are building their miniature houses. Students take on the roles of Architect, Building Contractor, and Framing Car...

Online scams cost Americans nearly $7 billion throughout 2021, according to the FBI, and with the holiday shopping season ramping up, it’s vital that people understand how to avoid falling victim to s...

11/07/2022 to 11/13/2022 During the week of Nov. 7 to Nov. 14, Sequoyah County Law Enforcement tended to 19 animal calls, 141 traffic stops, along with numerous medical and domestic calls according to...

Sallisaw TOPS Monday we had six ladies weigh in. We had a net loss this week of 4 pounds. We had a short meeting today because of the wintry weather that was going to move into the area. Our best weig...

Congratulations to the Muldrow Band students who competed at All-District last week. The students have been working hard on their audition material, and the school is so proud. Here are the results of...

November 17: High school students will attend school virtually so that high school teachers may attend mandatory professional development. Middle school and elementary students will attend school as u...

MARK YOUR 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 t...

Upholds principal’s recommendation for student’s discipline The Gore Board of Education held a special meeting on Oct. 5 where they upheld a principal’s recommendation for a student’s discipline and a...

11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday Middle school cafeteria “Everyone is welcome” Volunteers appreciated Monetary donations welcome Desserts needed in advance Call Melissa Lowe 918-776-0848

The Board of Education of Brushy Public School District hereby announces that statutorily qualified individuals interested in running for the No. 3 seat on the Brushy Board of Education may file to ru...

Stella Stella is our Pet of the Week! Stella is a two to three year old Pyrenees/Lab mix, super sweet, energetic, and plays well with others. She can also sit, shake, and best of all, she is housebrok...

Kenyatta Wright says he owns five companies. Ask him if he’d like free money to market those companies, and he’d be first in line for the windfall. That’s the message the former Vian, Oklahoma State a...

Monday’s meeting of the Sallisaw School Board included a vacant seat belonging to Superintendent Randy Wood, who retired from the position on Oct. 31. The first order of business on behalf of the boar...

for Community Thanksgiving dinner If this year’s back-toschool giveaway event is any indication, the eighth annual Community Thanksgiving dinner scheduled for Wednesday may see a record turnout. KiBoi...

There may be an answer for autumn’s leaf debate The recurring question this time of the year — Rake the leaves or don’t rake the leaves? — may have finally been answered once and for all. Autumn’s ann...

Sallisaw City Commissioners on Monday approved spending more than $350,000 on the city’s behalf, and amended a city ordinance regarding texting while driving. At their monthly meeting, the commissione...

In drug overdose death A Sallisaw woman has been charged in Sequoyah County District Court with felony murder in the first degree after a man reportedly died at her residence in April after an alleged...

MULDROW HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TULSA–Muldrow’s stellar high school football season ended Friday night in Tulsa with a 40-6 loss to Class 3A fifth-ranked Cascia Hall in a first-round playoff game inside ...

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL QUAPAW – In the first playoff game of the postseason Friday, Central gave up a close but tenable lead, losing to the Quapaw Wildcats 28-22. The Tiger faithful was heartbro...