Members of the Okmulgee community gathered on the Council House Lawn in downtown Okmulgee to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day this past Monday. The event included guest speakers, song, food, a traditi...

Bob Walker and Ethan Warren invite you to visit the Okmulgee First United Methodist Church Pumpkin Patch. The event opens daily throughout the month of October. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ...

DEAR ABBY: We have a niece who spent 12 years in Hollywood trying to become an actress. The only job she ever managed to land was a TV commercial that showed only her hands. After spending tens of tho...

For the past two decades, the premier event to develop a legislative agenda to improve children’s quality of life is the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy’s annual Fall Forum. Each year, child adv...

The Okmulgee County Democratic Party will meet Thursday, Oct. 21, at OSUIT, Student Union Building, at 6:30 p.m. Training to implement the OCDP Initiative (aiding anyone needing assistance in obtainin...

Tuesday’s Okmulgee Lions Club meeting answered the question posed of how does a Southern Baptist, living in the northernmost part of Alaska (North Pole), become the pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church i...

The Okmulgee Fire Department, in recognition of Fire Prevention Week, visited Stonebridge Academy and Okmulgee Primary School. Yesterday, the OFD was scheduled to visit the Muscogee Nation Head Start ...

Is there a beep or a chirp coming out of your smoke or carbon monoxide alarm? What does that sound mean? Knowing the difference can save your home and your family. State Farm Agent Hayden Sharp and th...

Tulsa Area United Way celebrated its 30th Annual Day of Caring last Friday, sending volunteers from Kimberly Clark of Jenks to Okmulgee’s YMCA to help clean up the area. The group joined YMCA employee...

First United Methodist Church 8th & Seminole • Okmulgee www.fumcokmulgee.org Plan to join First United Methodist Church this coming Sunday morning. Tradional Worship Service begins at 9 a.m. in the Sa...

One of the strangest questions ever asked is found in Psalm 78:19, “Can God furnish a table in the wilderness?” Really? He’s the God Who stood on nothing and spoke the world into existence, the God Wh...

The U.S. Senate confirmed Muscogee citizen Lauren J. King as the first Native American federal judge in history for the state of Washington. King won the confirmation vote 55-44, and will represent th...