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Grant aids OHS Video Design
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Grant aids OHS Video Design
By News Staff 
December 17, 2021
Christmas came early for Okmulgee High School students with a grant given by the Okmulgee Education Foundation. One of the recipients, Tonya Dunlap, was awarded two Nintendo Switches along with six pr...
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Morris City Council approves audit, employee stipend
By News Staff 
December 17, 2021
The Morris City Council met this week, considering several agenda items, including Approval given by council for a one-time stipend to all full-time city employees and all Morris Public Works Authorit...
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Winds Cause Power Pole Damage
By News Staff 
December 17, 2021
High winds were responsible for several damaged power line poles in and around Okmulgee County Wednesday afternoon. Lineman crews from East Central Electric responded to restore power to over 1,200 of...
OMH Auxiliary donates to OCHS, Landmark project
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OMH Auxiliary donates to OCHS, Landmark project
By News Staff 
December 17, 2021
A local agency and a community project were presented with special gifts this week by a group of volunteers. The OMH Auxiliary made two major presentations, which will greatly assist the programs. The...
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Precinct changed due to renovation
By News Staff 
December 17, 2021
The polling place for Precinct 560007 is moving, Ashley Carnes, Secretary of the Okmulgee County Election Board, announced this week. Voters in Precinct 560007, who formerly voted at East Central Elec...
Okmulgee Community Enjoys Festival of Lights
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Okmulgee Community Enjoys Festival of Lights
By News Staff 
December 15, 2021
Okmulgee Main Street held its annual Festival of Lights Parade Thursday night, drawing a large crowd of spectators to downtown Okmulgee. Pictured on this page are various parade participants. Above, t...
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Okmulgee Family Dentist looking for gift bag sponsorships
By News Staff 
December 15, 2021
For those looking for a way to help those less fortunate this season, Dr. Miranda Ruleford and Okmulgee Family Dentist is conducting a drive to help provide items to clients of the homeless shelter. T...
PET PALS
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PET PALS
By News Staff 
December 15, 2021
Good morning Okmulgee. We have so many dogs at the city pound that have lost their way home. If you know where they belong, please contact us ASAP or call the Animal Control office at 918-756-3511. Th...
Volunteer Bell Ringers Needed
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Volunteer Bell Ringers Needed
By News Staff 
December 15, 2021
The Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts from Troop and Pack 102 were busy recently ringing the bells to help those in need for christmas. This worthy projects desperately needs volunteer Bell Ringers to help th...
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Tribal governments awarded SDVCJ funds
By News Staff 
December 15, 2021
The U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) announced awards to 11 Indian Tribal governments to support them in exercising special domestic violence criminal jurisdiction (SD...
Shopping Small Business Helps Community
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Shopping Small Business Helps Community
By News Staff 
December 15, 2021
During this busy shopping season, be sure to stop by the OCHS Thrift Store, located at 6th and Porter. Okmulgee County Homeless Shelter Executive Director Brenda Brewer thanks the community for their ...
“Let There Be Light”
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“Let There Be Light”
By Melissa Heminover 
December 15, 2021
Thanks to the generosity of numerous citizens in Okmulgee, “Let There Be Light” has been funded, and then some. A fundraiser was organized earlier this month by Okmulgee Main Street in order to see th...
Resident wins state award
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Resident wins state award
By News Staff 
December 15, 2021
Tom Hopper was selected by staff in the Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired office in McAlester as their client of the year. SBVI is a division of Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Servic...
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$500 cash up for grabs in Sparkle Spree
By News Staff 
December 15, 2021
Do you have the winning ticket? Shoppers at participating local businesses still have time to get tickets for tomorrow’s Sparkle Shopping Spree drawing. Some lucky person will win the $500 grand prize...
Victims Tree remembers county lives lost
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Victims Tree remembers county lives lost
By News Staff 
December 15, 2021
The Office of the District Attorney, Carol Iski has set up the 14th annual Victims Tree for Okmulgee County. The tree is placed on Courthouse property and honors victims of violent crimes whose lives ...
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Morris School board holds special session
By Patrick Ford 
December 15, 2021
The Morris School board met in a special session last Thursday to cover items on their December agenda. During the session, Superintendent Chris Karch reported the district accepted a $3,000 donation ...
An Okmulgee Christmas
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An Okmulgee Christmas
By Melissa Heminover 
December 15, 2021
The Festival of Lights Parade presented by Okmulgee Main Street was a huge success Thursday evening. Crowds gathered along Main Street in downtown Okmulgee to watch more than 70 Christmas themed float...
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2022 Bridge Reports presented to commissioners
By Patrick Ford 
December 15, 2021
A representative of the Eastern Oklahoma Circuit Engineers District was in attendance at Monday’s commissioners meeting to present the current bridge inspection report. “If you open up, there’s ones w...
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OSUIT Fall Graduation is Friday
By News Staff 
December 15, 2021
OSU Institute of Technology will celebrate the 220th graduating class in Covelle Hall on Friday, at 5 p.m. Dr. Lisa Weis, provost and vice president of Academic Affairs, will serve as the keynote spea...
Western Sun FCU hires new CEO
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Western Sun FCU hires new CEO
By News Staff 
December 15, 2021
The Board of Directors of Western Sun Federal Credit Union in Broken Arrow, has named John Robinson as President/CEO starting on Jan. 1, 2022. He succeeds current President/CEO Robert Taylor, who will...
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Molet, Moore win school board races
By Patrick Ford Editor 
April 10, 2026
Voters across Okmulgee County went to the polls April 7 to decide a slate of school board races and propositions, with the most closely watched contests taking place in Henryetta and Wilson Public Sch...
Keating to be featured at April 14 event
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Keating to be featured at April 14 event
April 10, 2026
Residents will have an opportunity to hear directly from gubernatorial candidate Chip Keating during an upcoming “Meet Our Candidate” event in Henryetta. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, April 14, ...
“For me
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“For me
By Patrick Ford Editor 
April 10, 2026
“For me, that first bite brought back memories from over 35 years ago.” What started as a nostalgic throwback quickly turned into a full-fledged community celebration this week, as the City of Okmulge...
Upgrades bring new life, dignity to Family Resource Center
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Upgrades bring new life, dignity to Family Resource Center
By Patrick Ford Editor 
April 10, 2026
Thanks to generous grant funding from United Way and the Viersen Foundation, the Okmulgee County Family Resource Center is undergoing a meaningful transformation - one that is already making a powerfu...
Spring Blooms & Big Plans
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Spring Blooms & Big Plans
April 10, 2026
The Okmulgee County Community Garden is preparing to welcome the community for a vibrant, hands-on spring event that promises something for everyone - from seasoned gardeners to curious beginners. Set...
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