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Domestic violence is a very prevalent problem everywhere, and many people are working to curb it.
Mayor Jean Ann Wright approached the County Commissioners at the Monday morning meeting about the City of Stilwell taking over maintenance of Adair Park and making improvements there.
Five cruise nights were scheduled for the 2021 summer and early fall at the regular meeting of the Westville Town Council on Monday, April 11 at 6 p.m.
The official results of the Cave Springs and Belfonte School Board elections, and two seats for the Westville Town Council trustees, held on Tuesday, April 4, were available Friday from the County Election Board, said Election Board Secretary Jan Wilhite.
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Adair County Litter-Free & Green and Cherokee Nation Landfill are co-sponsoring the annual Trash Off Day this Saturday, April 17th, from 7am to 11am.
All night long, a steady, cool, caressing breeze flowed into my bedroom window.
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Chief of Police Chad Smith enjoys getting to meet people on a daily basis – especially children – and helping people with the problems they face.
Recently I ran across a small item I had published in the Democrat Journal 20 years ago. I found it encouraging, so I used it to fill a space that was too small for a story.
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Maryetta School has named their Top 10 students for 2020-2021 school year, Hayley Dillard, Brycee Thomas, Kaveri Hill, Heather Brooks, Caislyn Crozier, Haven Ketcher, Casey Hagar, Harlie Smith, Avery Knight, and Andraya Ford.
OSDH will remove the Oklahoma residency requirement for the vaccine effective April 8, one of the first states in the U.S. to do so
We need more local news, we can keep up with politics on tv. I grew up in this town and all the good things about it have diminished over the years. We have no skating rink, no movie theater, no bar and the cops pretty much rule this town. My family and friends were not fortunate enough to b…
Adair County Resource Center Food Pantry will be open on Thursday, April 15, from 8:30 am. to 11 a.m.. They were open last week April 8, 2021 and gave food to 39 families.
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The Cherokee Nation presented more than $6.3 million to 107 school districts during the tribe’s annual Public School Appreciation Day held in a virtual format last Wednesday. This year’s disbursement is the largest since the tribe began its annual contributions in 2002.
The South Grand Lake Regional Airport (SGLRA) in Ketchum, OK, hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, April 9, in honor of the airport’s new and expanded 5,200-foot runway.
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Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, children and families have been isolated and under more financial and emotional stress, which historically can fuel a rise in cases of child abuse and neglect. During National Child Abuse Prevention Month, CASA of Cherokee Country reminds everyone to…
The art and history of the Cherokee Nation have shaped northeast Oklahoma for generations. Now we are undertaking a new public project that better connects our cultural, artistic and historic sites near our iconic Capitol Square in downtown Tahlequah. When completed this summer, the Cherokee…
The Board of Directors for the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) approved 36 incentive grants for communities and schools through the TSET Healthy Incentive Program.Westville and Cave Springs Schools are among the recipients.TSET Healthy Incentive grants are awarded to communities a…
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