As we face our inevitable mortality, we wonder how we’ll be remembered. Will it be positive? Will our life have made a difference? For those who knew Judge John T. Cripps III who passed away last Tues...

The Board of Education of Gore Public School District hereby announces that statutorily qualified individuals interested in running as a candidate for the No. 5 seat on the Gore Board of Education may...

Vian Public School’s high school choir members competed at district regionals at Muskogee High School on Sept. 21. Zayley Cheater, Alyssa Lee, Rayken Massey, and Anthony Ruda were selected for the EDH...

The town of Gore’s October Yard of the Month went to Cody and Ashley Sloan. Congratulations to the Sloans!

Vian Public Schools now has a Fishing Club for any student wishing to be a member. The club will be through The Bass Federation’s “Student Angler Federation.” “We are hoping to vet members of the comm...

Webbers Falls Public School middle and high school gifted and talented students recently participated in Cherokee Nation Cultural Day. The students played an intense game of stickball, enjoyed playing...

Eight Sequoyah County veterans were presented with Quilts of Valor from the Quilts of Valor Foundation on Oct. 19 at the VFW Post 8384 in Muldrow. Five of the recipients are from Sallisaw and members ...

Lisa Ridgeway, with Armstrong Bank, in Sallisaw, recently completed the Oklahoma Bankers Association Consumer Lending School in Oklahoma City. Ridgeway was among 38 graduates of the school, which was ...

Anyone wishing to donate old or no longer used eyeglasses can do so by dropping them off at the Vian Lions Club donation box, located in front of the old Vian Town Hall on Thornton Street. The Lions w...

The Cherokee Nation is now accepting applications for its annual Elder Angel Project, which provides Christmas gifts to eligible Cherokee elders. Last year around 430 Cherokee elders were provided gif...

The 2024 Vian football homecoming took place before the home District 2 AII-4 game against Henryetta on Thursday night at St. John Stadium. Homecoming royalty consisted of (front, from left) flower gi...

The Gore School Board convened on Oct. 15 for its regular monthly meeting to address a range of crucial items affecting the district’s future, including an upcoming election for board seat No. 5, and ...

The town of Gore will host a “Gory Gore” Halloween Parade at dusk on Oct. 26, which will also include costume contests for both humans and pets, and a trunk or treat. The walking parade will start at ...

Immerse yourself in the art of Cherokee Nation citizen and artist Jeff Edwards in the newest exhibit at the Cherokee Cultural Pathway. “Jeff Edwards: The Future Will Be Cherokee” is now open to the pu...

Early voting begins on Wednesday, Oct. 30, for voters in Sequoyah County. Voters who will not be able to make it to the polls on Election Day, have the option of voting early at their County Election ...

If you were a basketball player who gets to meet whoever you consider the G.O.A.T. — Michael Jordan, Lebron James, Kobe Bryant, Bill Russell, whoever — what would that be like? Or if you were a footba...

Cherokee Nation Deputy Principal Chief Bryan Warner visited the National Museum of the American Indian this week for the unveiling of Cherokee Nation’s historic Treaty of 1828. This important treaty w...

In the peaceful countryside near Gore, Pete Henderson has become something of a local legend— not for any grand accolades, but for the quiet, steady way he passes down his wisdom to his grandkids. Sin...

Even the most skilled cybersecurity expert can fall prey to today’s incredibly sophisticated phishing attempts. Phishing can take place in a variety of ways, but recognizing these “lures” is a powerfu...

The Cherokee Nation Angel Project is now accepting applications online through the Gadugi Portal until Oct. 25. Eligible citizens must be registered on the tribe’s online Gadugi Portal, which can be a...