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PHS cheerleaders selected for honors
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PHS cheerleaders selected for honors
By Coleton Mcelhannon 
November 23, 2022
Preston High School Junior Coleton McElhannon has been selected for the highly distinguished United States All-American Varsity Cheerleader squad. Coleton becomes the first ever All American Male Chee...
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PSO joins national effort to combat utility scams
By News Staff 
November 23, 2022
Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) issued a utility scam warning to customers in recognition of Scams Awareness Day. PSO customers have reported scams or attempted scams 275 times so far this ye...
Dodge Brawl 2022
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Dodge Brawl 2022
By News Staff 
November 23, 2022
A night of fun, skill and camaraderie returned Nov. 12 to Brock Memorial Gym. Dodge Brawl, an adult dodgeball tournament sponsored by Neal’s Homestore, drew teams from all over the area representing b...
Reliving the Past
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Reliving the Past
By Dawn Carter 
November 23, 2022
What do you do if you ran out of milk? You go to the grocery store. But what if there are none? When you realize you need a coat because the weather is changing, you go to the store and buy one. When ...
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EODD rep addresses Beggs water issues
By Patrick Ford 
November 23, 2022
Ernie Moore, executive director of the Eastern Oklahoma Development District (EODD), spoke during Monday’s county commissioner meeting to address matters related to the City of Beggs water issue. “It’...
OFD Battles House Fire
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OFD Battles House Fire
By News Staff 
November 23, 2022
The Okmulgee Fire Department responded to a structure fire Tuesday morning in the 600 block of North Taft. The home, which was unoccupied and partially caught fire around 10:30 a.m. and the OFD respon...
Thanksgiving Dinners planned
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Thanksgiving Dinners planned
By News Staff 
November 23, 2022
First United Methodist Church, Sister Love Community Outreach and Men and Women of Okmulgee have joined efforts this year to host the Okmulgee County Thanksgiving Dinner tomorrow. The event will be he...
Julie’s School of Dance to move to new location
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Julie’s School of Dance to move to new location
By News Staff 
November 18, 2022
Julie’s School of Dance is moving to a new home Dec. 1. They will be relocated to 108 S. Morton and will share a building with Lumberjack Attack, located across the street west of the Council House. C...
Ready for the Show
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Ready for the Show
By News Staff 
November 18, 2022
A Christmas Bazaar and Craft Show sponsored by Prairie Bell OHCE will be held Saturday, Nov. 19, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Morris High School Gym. Vendor Hazel Rissler will sell handmade Christmas ...
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CMN offers activities for Native American Heritage Month
By News Staff 
November 18, 2022
November is Native American Heritage Month, and the College of Muscogee Nation (CMN), a tribal college located in Okmulgee, is giving its students, faculty, staff, and the greater community an opportu...
County jobless rates holds at 4.6%
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County jobless rates holds at 4.6%
By News Staff 
November 18, 2022
Okmulgee County’s jobless rate remained steady in September according to the recent figures from the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission. During the month, Okmulgee County once again reported a 4....
Health Dept. celebrates local leaders at summit
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Health Dept. celebrates local leaders at summit
By News Staff 
November 18, 2022
The District 7 County Health Departments celebrated local leaders at the conclusion of the Health Equity and Leadership Summit on Oct. 28. Leaders were nominated by their peers and awarded for advanci...
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City approves ordinances in monthly session
By Patrick Ford 
November 18, 2022
Okmulgee City Council approved several ordinances during their regular session Tuesday at City Hall. Not in attendance at the session were members Dawn Carter and Everett Horn. Agenda items approved w...
‘Tis the Season
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‘Tis the Season
By Patrick Ford 
November 18, 2022
Small Business Saturday The holiday season is upon us, and with that, there are lots of opportunities to help local, small businesses to continue to thrive. Okmulgee Main Street is once again encourag...
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‘Tis the Season
By Patrick Ford 
November 18, 2022
The Okmulgee Times is excited to announce the return of the Cookie Crawl, in conjunction with Okmulgee Main Street and Small Business Saturday, Nov. 26. “Last year, the event was a great success with ...
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Morris School board holds meeting
By Patrick Ford 
November 18, 2022
The Morris School board of directors met Monday and received updates from Supt. Chris Karch during the session. The current enrollment for Morris Schools is 942 students. As November is Native America...
Community Support Appreciated
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Community Support Appreciated
By News Staff 
November 18, 2022
Okmulgee County Homeless Shelter Executive Director Brenda Brewer thanks the Okmulgee Elks Lodge for their continued support of the agency, especially during these difficult times. This week, Elks Lod...
Arrest made, charges filed in shooting incident
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Arrest made, charges filed in shooting incident
By Patrick Ford 
November 18, 2022
Charges have been filed against an Okmulgee man wanted in connection with a shooting in late October. A warrant was issued Oct. 31 for Timothy Dale Chastain, 40. Felony charges were filed in district ...
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Bond increased to $10 million for Kennedy
By News Staff 
November 18, 2022
The bond for Joseph Lloyd Kennedy, 67, a person of interest in the murder of four Okmulgee men, was increased to $10 million following a hearing on Wednesday in district court. Kennedy was booked into...
OHS Aviation Program named top in country
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OHS Aviation Program named top in country
By Patrick Ford 
November 16, 2022
Okmulgee Public School’s Aviation program was named number one in the country recently for their use of the AOPA (Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association) curriculum. During last week’s school board me...
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OSL cancels annual Easter Egg Hunt
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OSL cancels annual Easter Egg Hunt
April 3, 2026
Okmulgee Service League has announced the cancellation of its annual Easter Egg Hunt, which was scheduled to take place this Saturday, April 4. The Service League released a statement: “We regret to i...
MPS honors Allred for service
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MPS honors Allred for service
April 3, 2026
Morris Public Schools is recognizing a legacy of leadership, service and commitment as longtime School Board member James Allred concludes 15 years of dedicated service to the district. School officia...
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Operation Sooner Shield nets arrests statewide
By Patrick Ford Editor 
April 3, 2026
A sweeping statewide crackdown on Medicaid fraud and abuse has led to arrests, criminal filings and significant restitution efforts, with one of the cases unfolding in Okmulgee County. Attorney Genera...
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Keep Okmulgee Beautiful Week approaches
April 3, 2026
Residents and businesses across the city are encouraged to roll up their sleeves and take part in Keep Okmulgee Beautiful Week, April 12-18. The annual initiative is more than just a spring cleanup - ...
A Slice of History Returns
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A Slice of History Returns
April 3, 2026
For generations of students at Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology, it wasn’t just a meal - it was a tradition, a memory, and for many, a weekly ritual that brought people together. Now,...
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