TULSA – Oklahoma Appleseed, a leading non-profit organization dedicated to advancing justice and equal rights for all Oklahomans, is proud to announce its highly anticipated annual event, the “Good Ap...

Plumb Theatre just had its’ last big Country Show for a while, but will still have their regular weekend shows. It’s going to take a lot of work and time for the next big show, which is Jason Crabb. J...

Q and A with Pastor J. I will attempt to answer this adequately in this short space. Jesus claimed to be God in human flesh. In John 10:30-33, Jesus said,” I and the Father are one.” Again the Jews pi...

United Methodist Church News In 2019 the Eufaula United Methodist Church wrote a “Welcoming Statement” which was published in the Indian Journal. We think it’s time to publish that again, so that ever...

MUSKOGEE - Zion Alexander Canard, 24, of Henryetta, has been found guilty of one count of Child Abuse in Indian Country following a federal bench trial., according to The United States Attorney’s Offi...

Scope of Terry Peach Act could lay groundwork for statewide change Oklahoma’s redcedar eradication effort and study planned for the North Canadian River watershed next five years is unprecedented in i...

McIntosh County District Court Report Felony Cases Austin Darren Bartosovsky: domestic assault & battery by strangulation Misdemeanor Cases Kobi Rulene Abbott: public intoxication Matthew David Archer...

Newly appointed Eufaula Police Chief David Bryning urged Chamber of Commerce members last week to support the current drive to raise funds for two K9 units for his department. The goal is $20,000. Hea...

Tribal Town meeting Monthly meeting of Eufaula-Canadian Tribal Town to be held Aug. 26 at 11 a.m. at West Eufaula Church, located off of SH 9 west, off Southport Road. For more information, contact Jo...

The end of summer is upon us, and is traditionally marked by the Labor Day weekend. This holiday weekend is a time for America to reflect on the hard work of our fellow Americans and enjoy the last fe...

The Eufaula Indian Journal Stories from the past 143 Years Ago Wednesday, September 16, 1880 Land for Indians Marlin, Texas, June 17 – I was very sorry to see in the minutes of the late General Assemb...

An interview in 2000 with the late Sarann Knight Preddy, Eufaula native, by Las Vegas Sun entertainment writer Jerry Fink, now managing editor of the Eufaula Indian Journal.

Born in 1951, Lucious Selmon graduated from Eufaula High School in 1969, and went on to star on the University of Oklahoma’s defensive line. A talented and tenacious nose guard, Selmon was named a una...

Oct. 21, 2000 The Moulin Rouge, Las Vegas’ first integrated hotel-casino, was a star that shined brightly for five months in 1955 before the supernova abruptly went dark. When the nearly 89,000- squar...

Voters approved a $1 million school bond issue in April to add a number of safety precautions to the district’s schools, including secure entries, safer drop-off sites and more. In keeping with the Eu...

Roger Barton, retired director of the Department of Human Services of McIntosh County and former city councilman, apparently has a fan in China he doesn’t know anything about. On Aug. 14 he received a...

This year’s enrollment is 1,195 The Eufaula schools continue to experience a steady growth in enrollment. On Aug. 17, the first day of classes this year, there were 1,195 students. Last year, the 2022...