The Board of Education of Eufaula Public School District has announced that statutorily qualified individuals interested in running as a candidate for the #2 seat on the Eufaula Board of Education may...

WASHINGTON - Oklahoma Indigenous activists came to the nation’s capital this week to urge President Biden to stop all fossil fuel projects and declare a climate emergency. Casey Camp-Horinek, councilw...

Christy Powell recalls sitting in a car outside an old Victorian home. An elderly woman walked up to the car and spoke to Powell. “Hi, I’m Mrs. Hanna,” she said. “Hi, Mrs. Hanna. Nice to meet you,” Po...

STILLWATER – As Oklahomans pull end-of-year holiday decorations out of the attic and put away tools in sheds, they may end up disturbing some of their smallest neighbors. Exclamations of surprise will...

At least two more AARP Foundation Tax-Aide volunteers are needed to help folks fill out their tax forms. Many older, lowincome taxpayers miss out on credits and deductions they’ve earned. The AARP Fou...

Lane Graham, 23, of Porum, was seriously injured in a single-vehicle accident Friday, Oct. 15 on New Texanna Road, four miles south and four miles east of Checotah. According to the Oklahoma Highway P...

You might call her a fast driver. Tori Lynn Fast was ticketed for going too fast last week. Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Jack Choate allegedly clocked the 27-year-old McAlester resident going about...

The ambulance was late for a gathering of officials at noon Friday who were there to welcome it to its semi-permanent home in the Eufaula Armory. The tardiness was due to the construction on U.S. High...

Oklahoma, which is the 28th most populous state in the nation, ranks third for women killed by men in domestic violence cases, according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV). Oc...

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Eufaula Public Works Authority (Authority) received approval for a $2,797,000 loan Tuesday from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) to improve the Authority’s wastewater infr...

No injuries were reported in a house fire Monday morning on Dabbs Road, south of SH 9 East. A fire marshal was investigating the fire Monday afternoon. The fire alarm was sounded at about 9 a.m. The h...

143 Years Ago Thursday, November 3, 1877 ADVERTISEMENT (front page) J.B. Jones, M.D. CADDO ------- Indian Territory DEALER IN drugs, medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, brushes Perfumery notions and f...

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STILLWATER – Clean and safe water for drinking and household use is one of life’s necessities, but some residents served by Oklahoma State University Extension struggle to access the vital resource. R...

Class of 1970

Legendary Ironhead football coach Paul Bell was the parade marshall for the annual Homecoming Day Parade Friday prior to the 49-0 victory over Atoka. Driving him is former coach Larry Newton, father o...

The McIntosh County Sheriff ’s Department will offer the following for sale by public auction on the public surplus.com website. The auction will begin on Oct. 29 and conclude on Nov 15. A link for pu...

For the second time in the 2021 season, 2019 PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Rookie of the Year Dalton Kasel (Muleshoe, Texas) rode his way to a perfect 3-for-3 performance and another Unleash The Beas...

Class of 2001

Eufaula Streets Thronged With Merry Crowd Hallow’een Night 143 Years Ago Thursday, October 27, 1877 Indian Journal struggles We were forty miles inland attending the Creek National Council last week a...