At the April 7 meeting of the Eufaula City Council, a number of changes were made. Ward 4 Councilman Dr. James Hickman was elected mayor by the Council. Ward 1 Councilman Tisha Morgan was elected vice...

The following Middle School students have been named March Student of the Month. 6th grade Jayler Willmon is the daughter of Laura and Justin Willmon. Her favorite class is track/ athletics and her fu...

Spring is in the air and with the precinct meetings and county elections behind us, Mc-Intosh GOP members are busy planning ahead for an exciting year of events. First up is our monthly meeting April ...

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The Oklahoma Tax Commission recently released city sales tax collection figures that primarily represents local tax receipts from February business. The monies they reported this period represent sale...

Please call for reservation by 9 a.m.: 918-689-3342 April 21 – April 25 Monday, April 21: Hamburger w/fixings; tater tots; applesauce; cookie Tuesday, April 22: Ham & bean soup; spinach; tomato relish...

‘If you don’t plan to go to church Easter Sunday, but plan to eat something that morning, the congregation at Lake Eufaula Christian Church has an invitation for you. Dump your usual Sunday routine an...

“Turning Pain into Purpose” will be the topic of the Friends of Eufaula Memorial Library speaker Friday, April 18. Eufaula author Courtney Clark will speak at 1 p.m. in the library’s Follansbee Room. ...

The Eufaula Area Arts Council (EAAC) is proud to reflect on another impactful year of community arts programming and outreach. As we move forward into a promising 2025, we invite the public to renew t...

Spring has arrived, and the warmer weather is here. It’s a great time to visit our storywalk at Eufaula Cove. Take a walk along the water’s edge and read the story! After you have read the story, visi...

Friday, April 18, is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to vote in the May 13 Special Elections for General Election Senate District 8 and Green Country Tech Center (TC-28) Election...

OKLAHOMA CITY - Nearly 600,000 Oklahomans suffering from a substance use disorder may soon lose access to lifesaving treatment services, as proposed cuts from the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — John H. Pfeiffer Jr., a fourth generation Oklahoma farmer and rancher from Logan County, has been named the 2025 recipient of Governor Stitt’s Outstanding Achievement in Agriculture Aw...

The Eufaula Chamber has taken over the Eufaula rodeo. First on the agenda will be the Whole Hawg Days Rodeo in July, but there will be more events during the year, including: - Play Days Series - New ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — As Oklahomans shake off the chill of winter and head outdoors to enjoy the sunshine, the Oklahoma Poison Center, a program of the University of Oklahoma College of Pharmacy, is urging ...

Thanks to Eufaula voters, big changes are coming to Eufaula school campuses, changes that will allow the district to continue to grow and provide quality education. By a vote of 564 to 327, a proposit...

Some county landowners may be in for a rude awakening when they ask county commissioners to maintain a road on their property. Assistant District Attorney Greg Stidham told commissioners at their week...

The city signed a lease agreement with the Eufaula Area Chamber of Commerce Monday night that will allow the chamber to take over the rodeo. The lease is for the rodeo grounds and parking. The rodeo h...

A 27-year old Checotah man has been charged with numerous heinous crimes involving young children. Brandon Lakota Morlin was charged Monday with child sexual abuse; aggravated possession of child sexu...

A 43-year-old Checotah man will stand trial on a charge of sexual abuse of a child under 12. Kenneth Ray Putman pled not guilty to the charge at a hearing on March 26. Associated District Judge Brendo...