The Sequoyah County Historical Society will meet on Sunday, May 19, at their museum, located at a 200 E. Creek in Sallisaw. Harold Trisler will discuss the mysteries surrounding the life and death of ...

The Webbers Falls School senior class was treated to a fish fry on April 30. The students are already planning their 10th class reunion.

Webbers Falls School students enjoyed learning about the Native American culture this past week. Each student received a turkey feather to take home. A big thank you goes out to Mr. Keeton for visitin...

Vian Public Schools wishes to congratulate Nicole Becker, who is employed in the Vian High School cafeteria, for earning her Servsafe certification and for her commitment to continuous improvement.

Spring cleanup days for ECOWA customers in Webbers Falls will be May 18 and 19. Dumpsters will be located at the town shop on Hwy. 100. Please be courteous and do not leave items beside the dumpsters....

The town of Vian will be testing their storm siren at 12 noon the first Friday of each month. Residents are reminded that this is only a test and does not pose any danger.

Members of the Oklahoma State University Extension’s Oklahoma Home & Community Education group are observing OHCE Week May 5-11. As part of the observance, the Sequoyah County Akins OHCE group will co...

Jim Olsen, 64, of Roland (Republican), has announced he is running for re-election in his current position as a state representative. “It has been a privilege these past six years to serve the people ...

Which was shipped, transported in interstate commerce The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma has announced that Kelly D. Girty Jr., 30, of Gore, has entered a guilty ...

At Vian Elementary School Vian Elementary School is pleased to announce the generous donation of $178,000 from the Vian Community Foundation (VCF) towards the development of a brand new playground. Th...

A Friday night collision on I-40, about two miles west of Vian has claimed the life of a Sallisaw man, according to accident report issued by Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Trooper Jordan Galvan #311 of the...

Bloodsworth is promoted to Fire Captain The Town of Gore’s Board of Trustees convened at 6 p.m. on April 16, addressing key issues vital to the community’s welfare and progress. With public speaking a...

Tenkiller Park Partners annual kids fishing clinic will be held on May 18 at Vian City Lake. Registration will begin at 10 a.m. with sessions following from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Fishing will take place fr...

The Vian High School Choral Competitive Ensemble traveled to Oklahoma City on April 18 to compete in the OSSAA State Vocal Music Contest (3A division) where they received top superior ratings for the ...

The OACP conducted Police Chief, Administrative, and Command Staff Training recently at the Moore Norman Technology Center. Over 40 Police Administrators attended the training, including Gore Police C...

The Culinary Arts class at Webbers Falls Public School would like to thank Pam Agrue for helping them learn to decorate cakes. These students did a great job and had a great time.

The Oklahoma Tax Commission recently released city sales tax collection figures that primarily represents local tax receipts from February business. The monies they reported this period represent sale...

The 2nd annual Sequoyah County Senior Livestock Show recipients were awarded their cash scholarships at the 59th Annual Premium Auction. Winners this year were as follows: Abigail Thomason- Sallisaw F...

Webbers Falls Public School has scheduled their All Sports banquet for 6 p.m., May 9, in the event center. The Webbers Falls Athletic Booster Club will be providing dinner free of charge to everyone t...

Sallisaw’s Wyatt McKinney, 8, harvested his first-ever turkey on a recent hunt next to Cherokee hunting land in Sequoyah County.