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Good things lie ahead for Gore Lady Pirates
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November 20, 2024
Good things lie ahead for Gore Lady Pirates
By David Seeley Sports Editor

After going 5-18 a season ago and losing their only postseason game to Canadian in the Class A District Tournament, good things are in store to happen for the Gore Lady Pirates in the 2024-25 season.

The Lady Pirates are returning four of their five starters from last year — 5-1 senior guard Ricki Huckbay (five points, 2.3 rebounds a season ago), guards Emily Daily (eight, 3.7) and Rayleigh Moore (four, 4.4) and sophomore post player River Shoemake (five, five). Daily was among the top 100 high school girls basketball players to watch this season for “VYPE” Magazine.

Rounding out the roster are 5-3 senior Lily Wooten, 5-8 sophomore Kennedy Williams, 5-8 sophomore Chandra Carter, 5-7 sophomore Sophie O’Connor and 5-3 freshman Hallie Brewer.

“We will be fast and able to shoot well,” said Gore girls coach Staci Simeroth, entering her fourth season as coach. “We play as a team and are unselfish.”

Simeroth said her team’s strengths will be quickness and toughness as any of the five players on the court at the time can score.

“I believe all five girls (on the court at any one time) make the best player on the floor,” Simeroth said. “We run as one (team).”

Authorities search for missing man in Webbers Falls
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Authorities search for missing man in Webbers Falls
By AMIE CATO-REMER Editor 
January 21, 2026
The Muskogee County Sheriff ’s Office continues its search for Erik Throne, 56, who has been missing since mid-December following a motor vehicle accident in the Webbers Falls area. On Jan. 13, the sh...
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Stepfather is charged in Arkansas fatal shooting
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Stepfather is charged in Arkansas fatal shooting
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Arkansas authorities are investigating a fatal shooting that left a 38-year-old man dead and his stepfather facing a first-degree murder charge in Logan County. According to reports, Richard Lease, 38...
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Harris named emergency management director
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Harris named emergency management director
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January 21, 2026
For Todd Harris, he’s hoping the third time is the proverbial charm. So are the Sequoyah County Commissioners. After declining two opportunities in as many years to pursue the position of director for...
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Arrest warrant issued in felony animal cruelty charge
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January 21, 2026
A Vian man is facing a felony charge of cruelty to animals after allegedly chaining up four dogs and failing to provide them with food or water, which allegedly resulted in their death. Steve D. Harri...
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Vian man arrested in ICAC investigation
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Vian man arrested in ICAC investigation
By AMIE CATO-REMER Editor 
January 21, 2026
A 24-year-old Vian man has been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation into child sexual abuse material, according to the Sequoyah County Sheriff ’s Office. The sheriff ’s office is assisting th...
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George’s reaches settlement in chicken litter pollution case
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Attorney General Gentner Drummond last Wednesday announced the State of Oklahoma has reached a settlement agreement with George’s, Inc., resolving claims related to poultry litter pollution in the Ill...
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The Cherokee Nation is accepting applications for its Public Health and Wellness Partners Grant for 2026. The grant provides eligible capital and operational projects impacting the Cherokee Nation Res...
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Miller hangs up his helment
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After years of service, leadership and countless calls answered, Sequoyah County Rural Fire Protection District 1 Fire Chief Dean Miller is officially hanging up his helmet. The department wishes to t...
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Tech-free Tuesdays at Gore
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Gore Public Schools is proud to announce Techfree Tuesdays at the school. In an effort to promote digital balance at Gore Public Schools, all students will go “tech-free” every first and third Tuesday...
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January 21, 2026
Dirtwork got underway last week for the site of the new Sequoyah County Courthouse Annex, at the southeast corner of Chickasaw Avenue and Elm Street in Sallisaw. It was almost 14 months ago that the f...
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