South Coffeyville
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Picher, Oklahoma incorporated in 1918 as a mining town whose ore made bullets in both world wars; a buyout that cost about $46 million emptied it, and the town was dis-incorporated in 2009
Children once sledded down mountains of mining waste in a town that supplied metal for two wars, until the ground beneath it gave way and residents were bought out.
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Cherokee Council endorses Chief Hoskin’s Inola smelter stance, honors veterans at monthly meeting
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — At the Council of the Cherokee Nation November meeting, an Army veteran was honored, and the council approved a resolution endorsing Chief Hoskin on the Inola Smelter. The Council unanimously passed a resolution encouraging public and private entities to consult with all tribal nations potentially affected...
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Inola Smelter opponents react to Mazzei’s win, want answers after election suggests project support
INOLA, OK - The fight over a proposed aluminum smelter in Inola is not over, even after the candidate who publicly supported the project won Oklahoma’s governor’s race. Casey Jones, executive director of the Grassroots Coalition, and Christine Roan, founder of Protect Inola, have spent months organizing residents and pushing for more information about the proposed facility.
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Oklahoma AG seeks court-ordered discovery on Inola smelter’s owners, funding and ties
ROGERS COUNTY, Okla. — Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is attempting to learn more about the two companies behind the proposed smelter in Inola. Drummond filed a discovery motion in Rogers County on November 9. If approved, Century Aluminum Company and Aluminum Oklahoma would have to provide the following information:
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Timeline: PSO breaks ground on natural gas expansion project in Oologah
OOLOGAH, Okla. - PSO broke ground Monday on a major expansion at its Northeast Energy Campus in Oologah. The company is installing two new natural gas generating turbines that will together generate 450 megawatts. PSO has already converted one of its existing coal-fired units to run on natural gas. Officials...
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'Tallgrass and Tinsel Holiday Market' Comes to Ramona
A new festive tradition is coming to Ramona, promising a unique shopping experience that displays local culture, craftsmanship, and community spirit. Appearing on KWON Radio’s Community Connection, event organizer Courtney Gagan shared the inspiration and details behind the upcoming Tallgrass and Tinsel Holiday Market set for Saturday, November 14 from 9am to 4pm at the Ramona Amerigan Legion. Gagan loves the scenic ranches and landscape of the Ramona and Tall Grass areas. She shared how the concept came to life. "I was just one day sitting and I was like, you know what, I'm gonna have a holiday market," Gagan said. "And why not call it 'Tall Grass' because we live in the most beautiful place in the world, and 'tinsel,' of course, for Christmas."
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Tulsa-area Thanksgiving food giveaways offer free turkeys, meals and baskets
TULSA, Okla. - Several Tulsa-area organizations are planning free Thanksgiving food distributions, turkey giveaways and community meals throughout November 2026. Events are scheduled in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks and Bixby, with some requiring registration, identification or proof of residency. Thanksgiving food registration and early November events. Restore Hope Ministries Thanksgiving...
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Residents still searching for accountability following power surge
TULSA, (Okla.) — "Ok, well let's get started," said Les Callahan. It's been four-months since we first told you about Les's power surge dilemma. "It destroyed the microwave, it destroyed the coffee pot, I like the old coffee pot better, and the refrigerator. Reading lamp over my wife's headboard, transformer for track lights I had in my office," he said.
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Residents cite safety concerns, poor communication at Southern Hills retirement community
TULSA, Okla. — Residents at Southern Hills Retirement Community say ongoing elevator problems and a lack of communication from management in recent weeks have left them worried about safety and unsure where to turn for help. Will Clark, an 80-year-old resident who said he has lived at Southern Hills...
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Tulsa 10: Nov. 10-16
Gilcrease Museum will host the Annual Eddie Faye Gates Program on Nov. 10 at 5:30 p.m. Featuring the likes of Don Thompson, Michelle Burdex, Lynn Wallace and Autumn Brown, the panel of guests will explore the lasting impact of Eddie Faye Gates’ work. Taking place at Rudisill Regional Library, this event is free to attend, though registration is required. More information here.