What is State Question 805? It is the criminal history in sentencing and sentence modification initiative. SQ 805 is set to amend the Oklahoma Constitution to end the use of sentence enhancements for people charged with non violent felony crimes. This will prohibit consideration of a person'…
Adair County Resource Center Food Pantry was open Thursday, October 22, 2020 and gave food to 64 families with 175 members. They will be open again Thursday, November 12, 2020 from 8:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. They will only be open two times in November. November 12, 2020 and November 19, 2020 be…
To celebrate our milestone birthdays, my daughter and I planned a trip to Florida.
Hart Funeral Homes were proud to be able to serve their local first responders with a pre made lunch in honor of September 11th, 2001. Lunch was provided to all area first responders on September 11 by the funeral home staff.
So it’s October and I had one of my, “unexplained” occurrences today. I’ve had the Piney Cemetery gate latch when I was in the cemetery by myself, and, yes, I have seen things I can’t explain. I don’t label them, “ghosts” because they are not, “standard” ghosts, but they are inexplicable.
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Shelldon Miggletto was selected among two candidates for the post of Economic Development director on Friday night, Oct. 23, during a special meeting of the Stilwell City Council.
Who doesn’t love garlic? The pungent flavor is a great addition to many flavorful dishes. It also adds visual interest in the garden. Garlic is sensitive to day length and matures during the longest days of the summer. Fall planting gives it a jumpstart on the growing season and it will be o…
Voters will go to the polls Tuesday for the November 3rd General Election and the Adair County Sheriff Election, Adair County Election Board Secretary Jan Wilhite said today.
Stilwell Kiwanis will be giving away coloring books to children ages 3-8 years old at Trunk-or-Treat, with English and Spanish versions. Kiwanis, as many civic organizations, were forced to downsize the annual book giveaway due to the lack of funds raised this year. Members are excited to be…
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Every day or so I write in my journal what I call a word from the Lord for the day. It might be a scripture portion, a phrase from a song, or a word of encouragement from someone.
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About four miles south of Stilwell on Highway 59 is a older store – one that is hopping with customers, and welcoming inside.
As Big Ten football returns this weekend, there is a mix of joy, anxiety and hope teams throughout the league can pull off a nine-game, nine-week schedule without interruption.
OKLAHOMA CITY – State Rep. Jim Grego, R-Wilburton, today hosted an interim study before the House Judiciary Committee to examine current statute regarding private property and the retrieval of livestock or hunting dogs.“Under current law, if your hunting dog or bull goes onto your neighbor’s…
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Skilled trades workers and HVAC technicians are necessary to provide services that maintain the sanitation, safety and essential operation of businesses, residences and buildings.
Two men in southeast Oklahoma were charged Wednesday for allegedly performing a surgery without a license among other charges, according to court documents.
As a professional peace officer, Austin Vaughn, with Westville Police Department, helps families trying to cope with domestic violence and sexual assault.
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Jan Wilhite, secretary of the Adair County Election Board, encourages voters to call before Election Day to see if their polling locations have changed, instead of waiting until Election Day.
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