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Arkansas state rep. proposes 2 new prison locations

Arkansas · 2h

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Customers Drive From Hours Away To Buy Premium Meats At This Oklahoma Butcher Shop

During deer season, this butcher shop takes drop-offs from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week. That’s a lot of hours for one small market on an industrial road. Hunters clearly know where to go. The counter does more than venison, though. Beef, pork, goat, and sheep...

Rogers County, OK · 20h
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Delaware honors veterans, unveils new memorial at Oak Grove Cemetery

DELAWARE — Community members gathered at Oak Grove Cemetery on Wednesday, Nov. 11, for a Veterans Day ceremony honoring the men and women who have served in the U.S. military. The ceremony also marked the unveiling of a new memorial, “Unmarked but Unforgotten,” dedicated to veterans buried in unmarked...

Delaware County, OK · 1d
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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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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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Rogers County says goodbye to Jerzy, the court therapy dog who touched so many lives

CLAREMORE, Okla. - Judges, first responders and a fire truck flying the American flag gathered Thursday to honor a dog named Jerzy. Jerzy was Rogers County’s first court therapy dog. She died earlier this month at age 12. For 12 years, Jerzy helped kids and families through some of...

Rogers County, OK · 16h

The Oklahoman

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Oklahoma landowners pack hearing to oppose 34-mile transmission line

Dozens of northeast Oklahoma landowners, ranchers and community advocates packed an Oklahoma Corporation Commission hearing Monday to voice their opposition to a proposed high-voltage transmission line, raising concerns about multigenerational family farms and potential health and wildlife consequences. The agency held a prehearing conference and public comment session on American Electric Power (AEP) Oklahoma Transmission Company Inc.’s application for a certificate of authority to construct the Northeast Oklahoma Transmission Enhancement Project (NEOTEP) West. The west segment of the project involves building a 34-mile, 345-kilovolt overhead electric transmission line through Washington and Nowata counties, connecting the existing Delaware Substation to the Oklahoma-Kansas border. The line, according to a June filing by AEP, would utilize steel poles ranging from 110 to 150 feet in height along a 150-foot-wide right-of-way corridor. NEOTEP West is part of a federally regulated, regional reliability initiative mandated by the Southwest Power Pool (SPP), the regional transmission organization covering a 14-state network. The full NEOTEP, which carries a $342 million cost, is designed to route wind energy from Kansas through northeastern Oklahoma to load centers in Missouri. It includes a planned eastern segment that runs 68 miles across Craig and Ottawa counties. More: Will Oklahoma data centers put

Oklahoma · 3d

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Oklahoma State launches ‘Cimarron’ supercomputer, expanding research across 3 states

STILLWATER, Okla. - Oklahoma State University’s new Cimarron supercomputer is officially online, providing researchers across Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kansas with advanced computing resources to study challenges involving artificial intelligence, agriculture, aerospace and healthcare. The system is more than 10 times as powerful as OSU’s previous supercomputer, according to the...

Oklahoma · 2d

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Women's Basketball Heads to Tahlequah This Weekend

SHAWNEE – After picking up a resounding 82-40 win in the season-opener at Cameron on Monday night, Oklahoma Baptist women's basketball returns to action with a pair of games at the GAC-MIAA Challenge this weekend in Tahlequah. The Bison (1-0) will face Rogers State (0-0) at 7:30 p.m. on...

Tahlequah, OK · 1d

Four States Home Page

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Wyandotte’s Dori Custer signs to Missouri Southern softball program

Wyandotte's Dori Custer is the newest member of the Missouri Southern softball program. Find out why MSSU is the right fir for her.

Wyandotte, OK · 1d