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Mayes County deputy emergency management director dies

MAYES COUNTY, Okla. - Mike Dunham, the deputy emergency management director for Mayes County and a longtime member of the Pryor Fire Department, has died, according to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management. Dunham spent nearly two decades serving Mayes County and 16 years with the Pryor Fire Department. Oklahoma...

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Grove man gets 8 years for embezzling Youth Football funds

A Grove man was sentenced to eight years in prison by a district judge for failing to pay restitution stolen from a youth football program.

Grove, OK · 2d

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Oklahoma public school grades released: Local highs and lows

The Oklahoma State Department of Education released its 2026 Public School Report Cards on Thursday, highlighting mixed performance across Northeast Oklahoma schools.

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Increased police presence at Vinita High School today

Vinita Schools advised parents of an increased police presence on Thursday following a low-credibility threat against Vinita High School.

Vinita, OK · 2d

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Wyandotte football falls in last regular season home game to Salina

The Bears drop their last home game of the season against the Wildcats in a tight thriller. GAME RECAP:

Wyandotte, OK · 1d

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New $20 million child development center coming to Vinita

The Cherokee Nation Council passed a $50 million childcare initiative on October 29, which includes a new $20 million Child Development Center in Vinita and several other investments aimed at expanding affordable childcare services.

Vinita, OK · 1d

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Standing Seam Board & Batten of Oklahoma Highlights Durable Metal Siding Options

Standing Seam Board & Batten of Oklahoma has announced that 26-gauge steel remains the standard thickness for its board and batten metal siding panels, giving property owners a clear material specification when planning new exterior walls. The Fairland-based company supplies siding for homes, barndominiums, shops, barns, and commercial buildings. The...

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