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April 9, 2025
County GOP News
By LYNELLE MEDLEY CHAIRMAN

McIntosh County GOP members have worked hard to help get Bryan Logan over the finish line and this past week we can finally say he is our Republican nominee for Senate District 8 to fill Senator Thompson’s vacated seat.

We thank all of you who have participated whether it be by knocking doors, putting out signs, telling people about him, stuffing envelopes, donating, and the other myriad of activities that must be undertaken for a successful campaign. On May 13 we will have one last election, which will be the general election between Bryan Logan and his Democrat and Independent opponents.

PLEASE VOTE ON MAY 13!

Our meeting this month will be at the VFW on the fourth Thursday, which is April 24, at 6:30 PM.

We will have the honorable Sherrie Foister Conley in our neighborhood to speak to us about a hot (but disturbing) topic. We are preparing to kick off our annual AR giveaway so be watching for that announcement.

We are also planning our annual Patriot Retreat, which brings in patriots from all over the state of Oklahoma to our awesome county — they will be spending the weekend learning, networking, and of course having a great time together.

We have unveiled the results of the Freedom Brigades Environmental Impact Study project at our last meeting and will be posting details soon on our Facebook page as well as the Freedom Brigades FB page, we are super excited about this project!

For details on any of the above or if you have questions, please text us at 918-617-6124.

Looking forward to seeing you at the end of the month!

4th Annual Wine & Art Festival Sept. 6
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4th Annual Wine & Art Festival Sept. 6
August 20, 2025
Artists and vendors are gearing up for the fourth annual Vision Eufaula Wine & Art Festival, set for Saturday, Sept. 6 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 150 N. Front Street. If you have a food truck, winery o...
Oklahoma’s small-town police take federal immigration role
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Oklahoma’s small-town police take federal immigration role
By MARIA GUINNIP AND LIONEL RAMOS OKLAHOMA WATCH 
August 20, 2025
In the small farming community of Sterling, a singlestreet town of 730 people, Police Chief Brad Alexander entered into a contract with ICE and deputized all seven of his full-time and reserve officer...
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August 20, 2025
Joseph Long, 34, died when the car he was driving crashed head-on into a parked semi-truck and trailer, according to Police Chief David Bryning. The accident
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Search is on for another full-time fire chief
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR 
August 20, 2025
After less than a month on the job, Eufaula’s first fulltime fire chief has resigned. Greg Carmack was volunteer fire chief in Checotah when Eufaula hired him to become the city’s first full time fire...
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LEA 2025 Golf Tournament Sept. 26
August 20, 2025
The 2025 Lake Eufaula Association Golf Tournament will be held Friday Sept. 26 at Arrowhead Golf Course, 3657 Main Park Rd. , Canadian. Registration is at 8 a.m., shotgun start is at 9 a.m. and lunch ...
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Former IJ employee killed
August 20, 2025
Former Indian Journal employee Dawnyal K. Hill, 52, died in a single-vehicle accident in Okfuskee County on Sunday, August 17. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol provided very few details about the event, ot...
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A tapestry of blues, memory, and legacy at Eufaula Library
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August 20, 2025
This past Friday afternoon, the Follansbee Room of the Eufaula Memorial Library filled not just with guests and folding chairs—but with memory, reverence, and the soul of the blues. What was originall...
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The first day of school was Thursday, Aug.14 with the usual chaos and traffic jams, though not as bad as in the past before the district installed a drop-off point inside the campus at the elementary ...
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Muscogee Nation artist Jon Tiger’s latest work is a mural on the wall of the second-floor Chattahoochee meeting room of Suite Shots Jenks, a sports entertainment complex featuring hightech golf games....
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OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Gentner Drummond on Monday answered a request for assistance from the City of Okemah. In an unprecedented move, agents from his office are now standing in for Okemah’s...
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In July, we celebrated Whole Hawg days early. The room was flooded with pink balloons decorated as pigs with pink tablecloths. The hostesses were Kay Owens, Kim Holloway and Iris Harp. There were lots...
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