Morris gridiron squad earns first 4-win season since 2012
By LARRY OWEN
Times Sports Editor
The Morris Eagle varsity football team will begin the 2018 season August 31 on the road... + continue reading
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Foundations are the structures we build the rest of our buildings upon. As it relates to this article, what are the beginnings, the experiences, the life happenings that our local ministers have lived through that led them to be pastors or priests? Finding out what those foundations are for the ministers of our community is the focus... + continue reading
By KAITLYN DILLARD
Times Staff Writer
The Okmulgee City Council voted to renew annual agreements with several key organizations throughout Okmulgee, including the Okmulgee Chamber of Commerce and Okmulgee Main Street. The City of Okmulgee provides support to Okmulgee Chamber of Commerce, Okmulgee Main Street and KI BOIS Community... + continue reading
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Members of the graduating class are pictured above. At left, Barbara Dunn and Brandee Beaver of the Muscogee Nation Employment and Training Administration with graduates George Poctor and Michael Rabbit. Below, front row from left are Curtis Bryant, Birch Crockett V, Shawnna Tarvin, William York, Valerie Burleigh, Kristy Dewitt, and Cadence Terry. Back row are Megan Whittenberg and Vickie Jones, Career Managers,
WIOA Eastern (Workforce, Innovation & Opportunity Act) for Okmulgee County.
(Patrick Ford/Times Editor)
By PATRICK FORD
Times Editor
It was an exciting day last Thursday for the latest graduates of the Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology and Muscogee Creek Nation Adult Learning Center.
For many of the students, the journey to obtain their General Education Degree has been long and arduous. But the work paid off for... + continue reading
Two county students learn importance of government at Boys State
By Kaitlyn Dillard
Times Staff Writer
A week of marching, strict schedules, and writing legislation must seem daunting, yet Beggs High School student Aaron Adams and Okmulgee High School student Ryan McCoy found themselves participating in the 2018 Boys... + continue reading
Robert Frost
By KAITLYN DILLARD
Times Staff Writer
Deputy Investigator Robert Frost is hanging up his badge at the District Attorney’s office and will be retiring after 28 years in law enforcement. Though Frost is retiring from the DA’s Violent Crime Task Force, he’s decided not to spend his time fishing or hunting but will be... + continue reading
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Morris tailback Logan Stacy (5) looks for running room during the 2017 season opener against Mannford. Stacy rushed for 126 yards and 2 TDs in the Eagles’ 28-26 loss to the visting Pirates.
(Kaitlyn Dillard/Times staff)
Morris gridiron squad earns first 4-win season since 2012
By LARRY OWEN
Times Sports Editor
The Morris Eagle varsity football team will begin the 2018 season August 31 on the road... + continue reading
Former Henryetta High School runner Hailey Gillispie ran a career-best 19:02.08 at the Greater Louisville Classic cross country meet September 30, 2017, in Louisville, Kentucky.
(Courtesy of Rogers State Athletics)
Okmulgee’s Jerry Nick captured the individual championship at the Oklahoma Golf Association’s Super Senior Stroke Play Championship tournament in Edmond last Thursday.
(Submitted photo)
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