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Volunteers lead Beggs cleanup efforts

By Patrick Ford Editor

March 14, 2026

In the wake of last week’s devastating tornado, the Beggs community continues to demonstrate the resilience and compassion that small towns are known for. Volunteers, utility crews, churches and emerg...

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Keep Okmulgee Beautiful Week set April 12-18

March 13, 2026

Residents encouraged to clean up properties, apply for free burn permits and take advantage of community cleanup opportunities. The City of Okmulgee is inviting residents and businesses to help spruce...

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Faith, Fellowship and a Message of Hope

March 13, 2026

More than a hundred young people from across Okmulgee gathered recently for a powerful afternoon of faith, fun and encouragement during the Okmulgee Youth Rally hosted by Restore Church at Dunbar Midd...

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Bridging the Gap

By DAWN CARTER REPORTER

March 13, 2026

Part 1 of 2 - In many rural communities across Oklahoma, finding a job is not always about whether work exists. Sometimes the challenge lies in something less visible, the gap between what employers s...

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Morris City Council hears report on storm siren installation

By KAY RABBITT-BROWER SPECIAL TO THE TIMES

March 13, 2026

According to Okmulgee County Emergency Management Director Jeffrey Moore, severe weather sirens should be installed in Morris by April 30. Moore updated the Morris City Council on the sirens during th...