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School-based human services support a vital need in Oklahoma communities
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School-based human services support a vital need in Oklahoma communities
By Joe Dorman CEO ? OICA 
July 26, 2023
For the Children OKLAHOMA CITY – I recently had the pleasure of visiting a program in Tahlequah geared toward support of families experiencing great needs. The innovative way in which they are locally...
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State Treasurer Russ announces Oklahoma 529 Bright Future Sweepstakes
July 19, 2023
Sweepstakes gives winning Oklahoma families $529 for future education expenses OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma 529 launched the Bright Future Sweepstakes that gives six Oklahoma families $529 to start an OK5...
Life is sweeter with soulmates
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Life is sweeter with soulmates
July 19, 2023
I often wonder how many people truly find their soulmates in their lifetime. I know we all hope to find that one true soulmate and marry them right? However, what if your soulmate isn’t the one you ma...
Child Advocates to be honored on Sat., July 29
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Child Advocates to be honored on Sat., July 29
By Joe Dorman CEO ? OICA 
July 19, 2023
Child Advocates to be honored on Sat., July 29 OKLAHOMA CITY – Each summer, the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) holds our annual Heroes Ball to celebrate champions for children selected b...
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Letters
July 19, 2023
Hope for change Dear Editor, I spent the evening and part of the night in my house listening to the concert on July 15 at the amphitheater. The bass guitar got so loud it was hard on the nerves – thum...
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Letters
July 19, 2023
Thank You Thank you so much for all the cards, letters, flowers and food showered on our family as we said goodbye to our beloved PaPa Cherry. Special thanks to Jay and Cathy Hunn of Hunn, Black, and ...
Lawmakers always on duty, file dozens of study requests
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Lawmakers always on duty, file dozens of study requests
By Joe Dorman CEO ? OICA 
July 12, 2023
OKLAHOMA CITY – There is a misconception that state lawmakers only work four months out of the year. As a former state representative, I can assure you that these men and women are always “on the cloc...
Tales of a small town
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Tales of a small town
July 12, 2023
In a small town it often seems that everybody knows everybody so why tell your story because most already know it. However, that’s not really true. Most people may not know the whole story and to me t...
Regular session ends; session recap: higher education
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Regular session ends; session recap: higher education
By Rep. Neil Hays (405) 557-7322 
July 12, 2023
After taking a break for my family imme d i ately after our session ended on May 26, I wanted to update you. Of the 1,991 House bills and joint resolutions introduced this year in our regular session,...
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Area students make OSU spring honor rolls
July 5, 2023
STILLWATER — A total of 7,729 students were named to the 2023 spring semester honor rolls at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, including 3,491 students named to the President’s Honor Roll for e...
Let freedom ring
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Let freedom ring
July 5, 2023
Fireworks, festivals and family fun are all staples for Americans as we celebrate the 4th of July, our Independence Day. Of course, nothing is more American to me than being out on the lake enjoying f...
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Oklahoma to receive $797.4 million for High-Speed Internet Buildout
July 5, 2023
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Broadband Office (OBO) has been notified it will receive $797.4 million in federal grant funds to expand the state’s broadband infrastructure to provide high-speed interne...
Blue Fish performed to a packed crowd at the 2nd Annual Pride event at the Legacy on Main on Saturday
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Blue Fish performed to a packed crowd at the 2nd Annual Pride event at the Legacy on Main on Saturday
June 21, 2023
Angela Fleming donated during the Chamber of Commerce’s Blood Drive last Tuesday
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Angela Fleming donated during the Chamber of Commerce’s Blood Drive last Tuesday
June 21, 2023
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CareerTech awards $4.76 million in lottery grants, scholarships
June 21, 2023
The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education has awarded more than $4.76 million in lottery funds. CareerTech awarded 26 grants worth a total of $2,119,494 to 22 technology centers for t...
Cat naps needed
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Cat naps needed
June 21, 2023
I came to this realization recently while I was cat sitting a cute yet energetic kitten named “Crash.” Crash had to hang out at my office for the day and was quite the entertainer between brief cat na...
Unplug before it gets ugly
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Unplug before it gets ugly
June 7, 2023
Day in and day out it feels like we are plugged into every electrical device out there. From our computers to our smartphones to our Fitbits, we are constantly plugged into work, social media, and the...
The Eufaula Lake VFW Post 8798 Auxiliary would like to thank all our contributors
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The Eufaula Lake VFW Post 8798 Auxiliary would like to thank all our contributors
June 7, 2023
The Eufaula Lake VFW Post 8798 Auxiliary would like to thank all our contributors: Eufaula Tackle Company, Operation Freedom Outdoors, Shaw’s Lawn Service, B & B Bait Shop, L.A.K.e Country Diner, Shar...
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VETERANS’ ANNOUNCEMENT
June 7, 2023
The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs is bringing VA Benefits Home Event on Friday, June 9, to the Eufaula Indian Community Center. The event is located at 800 Birkes Rd. in Eufaula, from 10 a.m. – 3...
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Tornado records fall during May
By Gary McManus State Climatologist 
June 7, 2023
Central Oklahoma has often been characterized as a haven for tornadoes, with some of that perception based in reality—and myth. There has been nothing mythical about that reputation in 2023, however. ...
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Jefferson Highway keeps on rollin’
A: Main, news
Jefferson Highway keeps on rollin’
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR 
June 11, 2025
Long before Route 66, there was the Jefferson Highway. Route 66 was a federally funded, 2,448-mile highway that crossed the country going east and west from Chicago, Illinois to Santa Monica, Californ...
A: Main, news
Jacob Foos re-hired as Eufaula City Manager
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR 
June 11, 2025
It was a surprise hire, but not a total surprise as former Eufaula City Manager Jacob Foos was rehired as Eufaula’s city manager. The hiring took place following an executive session at a special meet...
A: Main, news
Complications of finding a city manager
June 11, 2025
Jeb Jones resigned as city manager in April. He was hired in 2022 to replace Jacob Foos, who had resigned months earlier and became assistant city manager in the City of Shawnee. Andrea Weckmuel-ler B...
A: Main, news
LEA Poker Run Saturday
June 11, 2025
The Golden Eagle Poker Run, one of the most popular events on Lake Eufaula, is Saturday, June 14. This year’s theme is Pirates & Parrots, so get your crew and costumes ready for a day of high seas adv...
McIntosh County Democrat wins Sequoyah Award
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McIntosh County Democrat wins Sequoyah Award
June 11, 2025
The Oklahoma Press Association presented its Better Newspaper Contest Awards during the OPA Annual convention June 6-7, at the Grand Casino Hotel and Resort in Shawnee. The top award a newspaper can r...
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