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Fort Gibson Dam bridge demolition enters new phase

Crews are using a massive crane on a barge to remove 60 sections of the old Highway 251-A bridge over Fort Gibson Dam, each weighing 130 tons. Officials say replacing the bridge and reopening the roadway will take about two years. Copy. Link copied. Email. Paul Hood breaks down how...

Fort Gibson, OK · 3d

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Cherokee Nation District 4 Councilor Uriah Grass to Present Program at Historical Museum

Thursday, November 12, 2026 – The Historical Museum of Sequoyah County will present a program featuring Uriah Grass, District 4 Tribal Councilor for the Cherokee Nation, on Sunday, November 15. The free program begins at 2 p.m., and the public is invited to attend. Grass was born in Tahlequah...

Sequoyah County, OK · 21h

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Fairview Cemetery: Where Van Buren’s History Lives On

Some of Arkansas’s most fascinating history is written in stone. Fairview Cemetery in Van Buren, Arkansas, is one such place. With graves dating back to 1816, this historic Crawford County cemetery preserves the stories of early settlers, military veterans, Civil War soldiers, prominent families, and the people who helped shape Arkansas.

Van Buren, AR · 2d

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'Buy us out!': Neighbors of new data center campus say construction of Project Scissortail has ruined their peace

Last year, Google announced they were behind the construction of two separate multi-billion-dollar data center campuses in Muskogee County. Coined Project Scissortail, the primary campus sits just south of the Muskogee city limits on nearly 420 acres of land. And its boundaries are directly across from a row of residential homes – with only the width of a county road separating them.

Muskogee County, OK · 10h

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Cherokee Nation takes stand against Inola smelter

The Cherokee Nation council voted this week to take a stand against the proposed $4 billion aluminum smelter at Inola. It was a unanimous vote in support of the Muscogee Creek nation’s ban on the smelter. The Cherokee Phoenix reported the council passed the resolution encouraging public and private entities to consult with all tribal nations potentially affected by the proposed aluminum smelter in Inola.

Inola, OK · 3d

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Poteau Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Air BNB as new members

Levi’s Bee Hive Air BNB received a Ribbon Cutting by the Poteau Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, as they were welcomed as new members. The Poteau Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce Levi’s Bee Hive Air BNB as a new member of the Chamber. Levi’s Bee Hive...

Poteau, OK · 2d

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Cherokee Nation explores new housing opportunities for Veterans

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — The Cherokee Nation announced a new work group to study and suggest more housing options for Cherokee Veterans during its 2026 Cherokee Nation Veterans Summits. The summits, held in Vinita and Roland, brought Veterans, their families, tribal program leaders, and more together in an effort to...

Vinita, OK · 3d

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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

An Oklahoma Charity Raised $900,000. Its Tax Filing Is a Postcard. The Luanne Elise Foundation has filed the same IRS form every year for six years: a 990-N e-Postcard, the form used by organizations whose gross receipts don’t exceed $50,000. No financial details required. Just a checkbox saying the money was small.

Oklahoma · 1d

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Lawsuit says Broken Arrow holding housing development "hostage"

It's a lawsuit with an opening line worthy of a Hollywood script. "The City is holding a fully engineered, City-approved residential subdivision hostage so that it can be used as a bargaining chip towards the City's efforts to resolve a simmering dispute with a rural water district." The city is...

Broken Arrow, OK · 23h

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City of McAlester seeks feedback on proposed outdoor learning classroom

McALESTER, Okla. — The City of McAlester is asking for the public's help to shape their outdoor learning experience. Officials are seeking input on a proposed Safety Town and Outdoor Classroom at the McAlester Discovery Campus. Children would learn how to navigate a street with the classroom's Safety Town...

Mcalester, OK · 2d

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WWII veteran gets new roof thanks to veteran-owned roofing company

HASKELL, Okla. - A World War II veteran in Muskogee County is getting a much-needed home repair at no cost, thanks to a veteran-owned roofing company. Darl Biggs has lived on his rural property near Haskell for 75 years. But the roof on his home had gone decades without repairs, allowing water to leak inside whenever it rained.

Haskell, OK · 1d

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Broken Arrow kicks off holiday season with annual tree lighting

BROKEN ARROW, Okla. - Broken Arrow is preparing to kick off the holiday season with its annual Christmas celebration in the Rose District. The festivities begin with the city’s tree lighting and Main Street decorations, followed by several weeks of holiday activities for families and visitors. What to expect...

Broken Arrow, OK · 1d

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Chief Hoskin, Deputy Chief Warner sign legislation for $10 million Addiction Treatment Center in Stilwell

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. and Deputy Chief Bryan Warner gathered with other Cherokee Nation leaders on Monday to sign legislation earmarking $10 million for the construction of an outpatient drug use disorder facility in Stilwell. The Council of the Cherokee Nation officially approved...

Stilwell, OK · 2d

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CLOSED FRIDAY the 13th for water maintenance!💧

The Catoosa Public Library will be CLOSED on Friday, Nov. 13th, for water maintenance. We're sorry for any inconvenience. The Catoosa Public Library will be CLOSED tomorrow,. We apologize for any inconvenience and we expect to be back. to normal open hours on Saturday, 10am to 2pm. Need to return...

Catoosa, OK · 1d

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Local diner celebrates Veterans Day with free breakfast

BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — A local restaurant celebrated Veterans Day by offering free breakfast for those who served and their families. Ryan Hamchou, owner of 50s Diner in Broken Arrow, said that the restaurant has been offering free breakfast annually on Veterans Day since they opened 11 years ago as a way to show thanks for the sacrifices made by those who have served.

Broken Arrow, OK · 2d

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Temporary Closure of Pedestrian Bridge and Aquarium Drive (under the 96th Street Bridge) Beginning November 16th

Two projects near the East 96th Street Bridge, led by Energy Transfer and Public Service Company of Oklahoma, involve pipeline improvements and electrical transmission infrastructure work on both sides of the river. The project area for Energy Transfer, over the Arkansas River, will require temporary closures of nearby roadways, the...

Jenks, OK · 1d

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Lawmaker calls to build two 500-bed prisons in Northwest Arkansas; sheriffs respond

Following an Arkansas state representative's call to build two 500-bed prisons in Northwest Arkansas in both Benton and Washington counties. Sheriffs from both counties are responding.

Washington County, AR · 21h

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Bentonville City Council moves to restrict some vehicles from using sidewalks, trails

Some types of e-bikes are now barred from using sidewalks and trails in Bentonville following resident complaints.

Bentonville, AR · 1d

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Fayetteville Fountain bodega now open at Lake Fayetteville

A new bodega offering sandwiches, charcuterie and other grab-and-go items along with recreational rentals for the lake is now open at Lake Fayetteville. The new shop, called Fayetteville Fountain, is located in the marina building at 1330 E. Lake Fayetteville Road. The shop is operated by local resident Abby Milam,...

Fayetteville, AR · 4d

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ARDOT hosting public hearing for proposed Highway 102 improvements in Bentonville

The Arkansas Department of Transportation (ARDOT) is seeking public input as it considers improvements to one of Bentonville's busiest roads.

Bentonville, AR · 2d

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