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Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc., established in 1978, is a family-owned publishing company based in Sallisaw, Oklahoma. Currently led by third-generation owners Jeff and Jack Mayo, the company has a rich history in community journalism.

Our portfolio includes nine newspapers across southeast Oklahoma, such as the Sequoyah County Times, Vian Tenkiller News, The Eufaula Indian Journal, McIntosh County Democrat, Okmulgee Times, Henryetta Free-Lance, and Eastern Times-Register in Roland.In October 2023, we expanded our reach by acquiring the Atoka County Times and Stigler News-Sentinel, furthering our commitment to delivering quality journalism to our communities.

Beyond traditional newspaper publishing, Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc. offers digital media marketing and premium promotional printing services. Our expertise spans digital and social media marketing, print advertising, and promotional items, allowing us to craft strategic mixed media campaigns tailored to resonate with your target audience.At Cookson Hills Publishers, Inc., we are passionate about keeping our readers informed, engaged, and inspired. Whether through print or digital platforms, we are committed to excellence in journalism, ensuring every issue reflects the unique voice and values of our audience. Thank you for making us part of your story.

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OPS board approves new BusRight tech
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OPS board approves new BusRight tech
By Patrick Ford Editor 
November 14, 2025
The Okmulgee Board of Education met this week to address several key agenda items, including the approval of a new student transportation technology that will modernize bus routes and enhance student ...
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Beggs business owner pitches downtown lighting project
By KAY RABBITT-BROWER SPECIAL TO THE TIMES 
November 14, 2025
Beggs business owner and community supporter Summer Lamborn visited with the city council during its November meeting about improving downtown lighting. Lamborn, owner of Kanokie Coffeehouse on Main S...
Pet Calendar Photo Contest kicks off
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Pet Calendar Photo Contest kicks off
November 14, 2025
The Okmulgee Times and the Henryetta Free-Lance are inviting pet lovers across the county to show off their favorite furry, feathered or scaly friends in the 2026 Pet Calendar Photo Contest. The highl...
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Morris City Council approves items
By DAWN CARTER REPORTER 
November 14, 2025
The Morris City Council met Wednesday evening for its regular meeting at the Morris Community Center. The council approved the minutes from the Oct. 14 meeting before moving into financial matters. Mo...
A Step Back in Time
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A Step Back in Time
November 14, 2025
Visitors got a first-hand look at the traditions of early Oklahoma frontier life at the Oklahoma Territory Rendezvous Association (OTRA) Dripping Springs Rendezvous. After a one-year hiatus, and chang...
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