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Adult black bear spotted in Grove, Oklahoma park
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VIDEO: Adult black bear spotted in Grove, Okla. park
GROVE, Okla. – An adult black bear was captured on video by an on-duty Grove Police officer as the animal ran through a park near a freshwater spring. Grove Police Officer Scott Graham was working the night shift and spotted the black bear in Grove Springs Park behind McDonald’s, near several residences. More Bear News […]
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Arkansas schools to begin following new safety rule starting in 2027
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J Farley's Pub to reopen under new ownership
CLAREMORE, Okla. — A Claremore pub built on the legacy of a late firefighter is preparing to reopen its doors after closing shop for good in June. One of the restaurant's owners passed away in a motorcycle accident shortly after its closure, but his son says his father's legacy will live on thanks to new owners.
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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...
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Miami's Coleman Theatre Turns 97 as Route 66 Marks Its Centennial
The Coleman Theatre has been putting on a show in downtown Miami, Oklahoma, since it opened on April 18, 1929, to a full house of 1,600 people who each paid a dollar for a ticket. Nearly a century later, the Route 66 landmark still operates a Wurlitzer pipe organ built in 1928 and installed inside the theatre in 1929, and the building still functions as a working stage, ballroom and gathering spot for the town it was built to serve.
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Cherokee Nation celebrates transfer of mobile MRI unit to Vinita
VINITA, Okla. — Cherokee Nation leaders held a ribbon cutting Tuesday to celebrate the transfer of the tribe’s mobile MRI unit to the Vinita Health Center. The mobile MRI unit, which was purchased for the old Cherokee Nation W.W. Hastings Hospital in Tahlequah in 2022 for $2 million, moved to Vinita in October to shorten wait times for patients and to make it easier for patients to be seen and cared for without having to travel to Tahlequah or elsewhere for an MRI.