The first step toward conversion of the individual is the “hearing” of the truth that conversion requires. Unfortunately, it is at this very beginning, that the majority are misled. The Apostle John, ...

Parents of chronically absent students in the Eufaula School District can talk to the school or they can talk to the district attorney. If they talk to the school, they can receive help with the probl...

The Friends of Honey Springs Battlefield received a special gift during the memorial service honoring the 156th anniversary of the Battle of Honey Springs on July 13. Kathy Dickson, director of museum...

A covered wagon, drawn by two horses (Tipsy and Old Gray Mare) and driven by 75-year-old Ray Haskell of Tecumseh, created a stir as it sat in the Top Value parking lot last week. Haskell and travel pa...

Remember the parable of the persistent widow who repeatedly begs the unjust judge to grant her justice against her opponent? The judge finally grants her request, but only so she will stop bothering h...

Eufaula will come alive with ghosts, ghouls, princesses and more as it celebrates Halloween on Thursday, October 31 from 4:30 – 7:30 p.m. on Main Street. Merchants have the chance to give the trickste...

Current Series: SS: Romans; Worship Message: Roger Little; Wednesday Night: Spiritual Gifts Analysis Welcome to Lake Eufaula Christian Church. Brother Roger Little was honored to offer the message of ...

Storms ripped through McIntosh County late Sunday and early Monday, but there have been no reports of major damage, according to McIntosh County/Eufaula Emergency Management Director Suzie Whittle. “W...

The 2019 Barktober Fest has moved to a new location. This year’s event will be held at the new offices of Porches & Pastures, the real estate company that sponsors the fun festival that celebrates dog...

Ray Haskell and Tony Winn drove their wagon down Main Street Eufaula Wednesday, Oct. 16 creating a traffic jam and triggering the interest of by-standers.

Native American Arts; tournaments Nov. 16 Dominoes, corn hole toss and horseshoe tournaments will be part of the Native American Arts & Crafts Festival from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16 at th...

On October 24, 1590 – John White, the governor of the second Roanoke Colony, returns to England after an unsuccessful search for the “lost” colonists. 1861 – Western Union completed the first transcon...

5k Run/Walk Nov. 9 Helping Hands’ annual 5k Run/Walk will be held on Saturday, Nov. 9 at 9 a.m. The race begins and ends at Under One Roof 107 E. McKinley. Registration on site begins at 8 a.m. The 5K...

Felony Cases Tony Jack Holt-rape by instrumentation Charles James Sallee-bail jumping Terry Lee Smalley-driving a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol Misdemeanor Cases Michael Leroy Cosper-po...

ASSEMBLY OF GOD Assembly of God - 473-6670 Eufaula First Assembly of God - 689-2129 Checotah First Assembly of God - 473-6969 Lakeside Assembly of God - Crowder BAPTIST Artussee Indian Baptist Church ...

Anthony Shane Hammer, 36, charged with threatening the McIntosh County Courthouse, was bound over for trial following a preliminary hearing on Oct. 8. His district court arraignment and plea will be h...

The staff of The Eufaula Indian Journal welcomes Letters to the Editor on subjects of interest to our readers. Short letters are most likely selected for publication, but the use of any material is at...

Cold and flu season is almost upon us. If you read my column on a regular basis and read it completely, you will notice a lot of the foods I have covered have all sorts of great benefits from reducing...

A Holdenville resident won’t have to worry about laying out a feast for Thanksgiving. All he needs is a turkey to put beside his 25-plus pound sweet potato. Fred Millard, Jr. has been featured by Nati...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Seven anglers have completed the Oklahoma Fishing Trail Grand Slam in the two months since the fishing trail launched, the Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation Department announced on Monday....