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Lady Ironheads win with 40-29 win over Lady Wildcats in first round action
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January 28, 2026
Lady Ironheads win with 40-29 win over Lady Wildcats in first round action
By Rodney Haltom sports EDITOR

The Eufaula Lady Ironheads redeemed themselves against rival Checotah Lady Wildcats 40-29 in the first round of the Checotah Crossroads Classic on Wednesday.It was a game of high intensity as both teams played each other on Tuesday with Checotah being the victors.

Checotah suffered a huge loss when senior Shyanne Madewell suffered a season ending injury (ACL) in the first period. Madewell led the team in scoring throughout the season and Kalleigh York suffered a concussion.

Eufaula took advantage of the situation as they outscored Checotah 10-4 to end the first period. Checotah would not go away easily as Addie Britt and Logan Dowdy kept the Lady Wildcats in the game with great defense and assists.

Checotah outscored Eufaula 6-4 to end the first half trailing just 1410.

The Lady Ironheads came out the third period focused on shooting from the perimeter and they did just that as Johna Bumgarner and Hannah Needham and Bumgarner both hit long shots to end the period 23-21. It was a battle with York, Britt and Carr playing stout defense but turnovers were a huge factor in the game.

Eufaula forced multiple turnovers and scored in transition. Ava Neill, Olivia Hamby,Lauren Gray was tough in the paint while Ayana Seirs, Bumgarner and Needham scored from the arch as Eufaula outscored the Lady Wildcats 17-7 to seal the tournament victory.

Addie Britt led Checotah with 12 points, Dowdy eight and Carr finished with six points.

Bumgarner led Eufaula with 12 points, Hamby and Gray each had seven points.

Winter storm blankets McIntosh County with snow, ice and deep freeze
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Winter storm blankets McIntosh County with snow, ice and deep freeze
By Shauna Belyeu General Manager 
January 28, 2026
A winter storm sweeping across much of the United States over the weekend brought snow, sleet and bitter cold to McIntosh County, covering the community in a rare winter blanket and keeping crews busy...
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Search underway for Eufaula superintendent
January 28, 2026
The search is underway for the next Eufaula Public Schools superintendent. Eufaula school board members opened the search, in partnership with the Oklahoma State School Boards Association, after Eufau...
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Fugitive arrested in Eufaula
January 28, 2026
The Eufaula Police Department served a warrant at a residence in the Lakehurst Addition within the City of Eufaula on Jan. 22. The warrant was served as part of an ongoing investigation. The suspect, ...
Property rights advocate gives solar-farm warning
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Property rights advocate gives solar-farm warning
By Shauna Belyeu General Manager 
January 28, 2026
McIntosh County Republicans met Thursday, Jan. 22, at the Eufaula VFW for a meeting featuring a presentation on large-scale solar development and an update on longterm city planning from Eufaula Mayor...
Eufaula Chamber opens 2026 with renewed focus for the new year
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Eufaula Chamber opens 2026 with renewed focus for the new year
By Shauna Belyeu General Manager 
January 28, 2026
The Eufaula Area Chamber of Commerce held its first meeting of the new year Tuesday, Jan. 20, at the chamber office, marking the first official meeting led by new Executive Director Tim Turner. Turner...
Listening to the lake: Understanding the rise and fall of Lake Eufaula
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Listening to the lake: Understanding the rise and fall of Lake Eufaula
By MICHAEL BARNES 
January 28, 2026
If you’ve stood at the end of a dock at sunrise, or paused beside a quiet boat ramp where the water once lapped higher against the concrete, you’ve likely felt it—that small, unsettled question that c...
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Oklahoma Senator introduces bill to protect Oklahoma land
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Oklahoma Senator introduces bill to protect Oklahoma land
January 28, 2026
Senator Warren Hamilton, R-McCurtain, has filed a slate of legislation for the 2026 legislative session to strengthen protections for Oklahomans, underscoring his commitment to defending Oklahoma valu...
Waiting out the storm together in Eufaula
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Waiting out the storm together in Eufaula
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January 28, 2026
In the days before the storm, I realized that winter doesn’t just test your supplies — it tests how much you’re willing to think beyond yourself. Around that same time, my neighbors and I started talk...
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Green Country CattleWomen announce new board
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Green Country CattleWomen announced their new board as they wrapped up two years with their former board that they express their gratitude of exceptional leadership and support. The former board inclu...
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Warrant issued for man who failed to appear in court
January 28, 2026
A bench warrant has been issued for a 27-year-old McIntosh County man who failed to appear in court for a hearing held on Dec. 18, 2025. Arnold Willard Carey Jr. forfeited his $50,000 bond. He is char...
Hannah Kennedy awarded local scholarship
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Hannah Kennedy awarded local scholarship
January 28, 2026
The Eufaula Area Arts Council awards an annual college scholarship to a graduating student from an accredited high school or home school in the Eufaula, Oklahoma area who demonstrates meaningful invol...
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