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Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc., established in 1978, is a family-owned publishing company based in Sallisaw, Oklahoma. Currently led by third-generation owners Jeff and Jack Mayo, the company has a rich history in community journalism.

Our portfolio includes nine newspapers across southeast Oklahoma, such as the Sequoyah County Times, Vian Tenkiller News, The Eufaula Indian Journal, McIntosh County Democrat, Okmulgee Times, Henryetta Free-Lance, and Eastern Times-Register in Roland.In October 2023, we expanded our reach by acquiring the Atoka County Times and Stigler News-Sentinel, furthering our commitment to delivering quality journalism to our communities.

Beyond traditional newspaper publishing, Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc. offers digital media marketing and premium promotional printing services. Our expertise spans digital and social media marketing, print advertising, and promotional items, allowing us to craft strategic mixed media campaigns tailored to resonate with your target audience.At Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc., we are passionate about keeping our readers informed, engaged, and inspired. Whether through print or digital platforms, we are committed to excellence in journalism, ensuring every issue reflects the unique voice and values of our audience. Thank you for making us part of your story.

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Let there be light!
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Let there be light!
By Shauna Belyeu General Manager 
November 26, 2025
Downtown Eufaula came alive Friday night as the community gathered for the annual Lights on Eufaula celebration, officially ushering in the Christmas season with bright lights, festive music, and home...
Local Flavor draws a packed crowd
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Local Flavor draws a packed crowd
By MICHAEL BARNES 
November 26, 2025
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Checotah resident sentenced for distributing Methamphetamine
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First advisory committee held to help shape Eufaula’s future growth
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First advisory committee held to help shape Eufaula’s future growth
By Shauna Belyeu General Manager 
November 26, 2025
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Candidate filing begins for Board of Education
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Candidate filing for the Board of Education begins Monday, Dec. 1, 2025, for McIntosh County school districts. Those who wish to file for a Board of Education office must submit a Declaration of Candi...
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