The Vian/Tenkiller Area Chamber of Commerce announced on their Facebook page last week that the 1st annual Vian’s Fall Y’all Music Festival, featuring a Battle of the Bands, on Saturday, Sept. 28, at ...

If you could grow up to be famous, what would it be for? It would be for being rich! If you could be invisible for a day, what would you do? I’d do whatever I want and scare people! What is the best ...

Sequoyah County Sheriff Larry Lane said Friday that a traffic stop led to the discovery of 37 pounds of methamphetamine and the arrest of a Tennessee woman who is currently being held without bond. L...

Teresa Roberts, 26, was charged with second-degree rape on Sept. 10 after it was alleged she had sexual intercourse with a minor under the age of 16 on two separate occasions near Vian. Sequoyah Count...

In Washington, D.C., a new Trump administration plan to relax safety rules for truck drivers has rekindled old heartaches for families across the country. On a sunny Labor Day morning in Oklahoma, Lin...

Sequoyah County Commissioners approved an Emergency Disaster Declaration for Sequoyah County during their regular board of commissioners meeting last Monday along with other items pertaining to county...

A groundbreaking was held last Wednesday morning for the new Agriculture classroom facility being built at Vian Public Schools. Present for the ceremony were Vian School administration and school boar...

If you could change one rule, what would it be? That I could go to my grandparent’s house whenever I wanted! Of all the thing you’re learning, what will be most useful as an adult? Times and math, th...

Jewell Rozell, a resident of Gore Nursing Center, celebrated her 100th birthday on Sept. 3. Jewell used to enjoy ministering with her only daughter, the late Jean Campbell, pastor of Christ the King C...

Gore junior high and high school students joined their Principal James Bliss and gathered around the flag pole at 8:40 a.m. Wednesday in remembrance of those who lost their lives from the Sept. 11 tra...

The Vian/Tenkiller Area Chamber of Commerce will be hosting their 1st annual Vian’s Fall Y’all Music Festival, featuring a Battle of the Bands, on Saturday, Sept. 28, at the Vian City Park. The family...

The town of Vian recently purchased new flags for the town’s light poles. Town employee Brian Woodward, left, and Vian Town Administrator Keith Boshers are shown hanging one of the flags on a pole on ...

Vian Elementary students raised $204.70 during the Summer Box Tops Challenge for Vian PTO. The top eight winners were Gavin Herod, Lucy Webb, Lance Jordan, Xander Smith, Sadie Richardson, Parker Rich...

Gore 4H won big at the recent Sequoyah County Fair, according to Gore Public School officials. Audra Cunningham won grand champion in her art division; Weston Cunningham received first place with his ...

Dear Editor, The Armer family would like to say thank you to everyone for the cards, flowers, food, prayers and the compassion and kind words that was shown to our mother and family during this very d...

The 17th annual Gore Cruise Night and Burnout will be held Saturday, Sept. 21. The burnout will start at 6 p.m. at the Steve Owens Sports Complex with cash prizes and trophies going to the winners. Fi...

The Gore Board of Trustees held their regular monthly meeting on Sept. 10, where they voted to hold a semi-annual cleanup day and approved requesting the purchase of eight sets of full bunker gear fro...

Chairman of Sequoyah Board of Commissioners Steve Carter praised county officers last week for watching their budget and for “not being extravagant” in their spending after commissioners approved the ...

The Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association (OCA) Board of Director’s approved to increase the brand registration and renewal fee from $20 to $40 during a special meeting held, Saturday, Aug. 24. A comment p...

After Ronald Cossey’s story, Gore Resident Remembers 9/11 Through Memorabilia, was printed last week, Nick Martin with Rural Fire Protection District 1 wanted to meet and gift Cossey with some items f...