A celebration of authentic Native art, Cherokee Art Market returns to Hard Rock Tulsa Oct 14-15. At one of the largest Native American art markets in the state, guests will enjoy the authentic work of...

The Oklahoma Tobacco Helpline, a program of the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET), is launching a statewide campaign highlighting the link between smoking and Type 2 diabetes. In Oklahoma, dia...

After break-ins are reported Thanks to a joint effort between the Vian Police Department and Sequoyah County Sheriff ’s office, along with numerous tips from the public last week, authorities were abl...

Vian’s 6th annual Burnin’ Down Main Street, featuring a car show and burn out competition is set for Saturday, Nov. 4, at the Anna Belle Farmer Park. This year’s event is hosted by B&B Auto and Vian W...

A two-vehicle accident that occurred last Wednesday afternoon, at the intersection of OK-100 and Welling Road, 13.3 miles south of Tahlequah, has reportedly left a local man with severe injuries. Okla...

From the left, Captain Robert Allen, Chief Mark Harkins and Officer Milligan from the Vian Police Department made a visit last week to the Wolverine Den of Kids Learning Center in Vian. The officers w...

A new mural is drawing attention in downtown Gore after being completed by American folk artist and native Oklahoman, Rick Sinnett. The mural was made possible by donors who contributed to the cost, a...

During a brisk meeting on Sept. 12, Gore’s Board of Trustees convened to address various municipal matters. Mayor Robin Henry presided over both the town and public works authority meetings, with a ro...

Vian Public Schools will be participating in the National Walk & Roll to School Day on Wednesday, Oct. 4. Isaac Barnoskie, Public Health Educator for Cherokee Nation Public Health at Redbird Smith Hea...

The Boys and Girls Club of Sequoyah County will hold an ACP Sign-Up Party at 6 p.m. Oct. 4, at the Boys and Girls Club in Sallisaw at 208 S. Main St. Attendees will receive a free tablet and free mont...

Featuring car show and burn out competition Vian’s 6th annual Burnin’ Down Main Street, featuring a car show and burn out competition is set for Saturday, Nov. 4, in downtown Vian at the Anna Belle Fa...

Rep. Jim Olsen, R-Roland, has released a statement following the shooting at the Oklahoma State Fair and advocating to allow Oklahomans to protect themselves by open carry. “The tragic shooting this p...

Who? When? Where? Why? What? Distinguishing valid nutrition information from misinforma-tion can be a difficult task. Consumers are over whelmed with food and nutrition information and unfortunately i...

Clifford Ray Frye, Jr., 50, Sallisaw: DUI-alcohol; TOC-intoxicating beverage or low-point beer; DUS. Jake A Kyllingstad, 33, Sallisaw: Assault, battery, or A&B with dangerous weapon: Malicious injury ...

The fifth annual Douglas, Vian High School Reunion has been scheduled for October 13, 14 and 15, at Murphy’s Mountain, 449010 E. 979 Road, Vian. “It is that time again for our annual Douglas Elementar...

Vian High School’s graduating class of 1978 is planning their 45-year class reunion for Oct. 14, from 4 to 10 p.m. with a reunion dinner and fun-filled evening. The class will also be raffling off bas...

Oklahoma Highway Patrol Major Jansen Idlett came to visit and watch Vian’s seventh and eighth grade outdoor education class practice their archery skills that SRO Capt. Allen teaches. Major Idlett was...

Round Mountain Church will host a Fall Festival from 3 to 5 p.m. on Oct. 28 at the church. There will be inflatables, lots of games, a dunk tank, hot dogs, nachos and drinks available. Candy will also...

Benefit accounts have been established at Armstrong Bank and Arvest Bank for Bryan Cox, 37, of Sequoyah County, who is preparing for a liver transplant. Cox, a father of four, is needing help with tra...