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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 Tribal officials announce $2 million elder assistance

The Cherokee Nation announced plans to expand the Elders in Need program, which includes a $2 million annual investment to increase benefits for on-reservation elders over 60 and grow participation from 1,400 to 4,200 individuals.

Tahlequah, OK · 3d

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ROUGHERS BEGIN FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS IN SEARCH OF GOLD – Presented by Nissan of Muskogee

The race to win the gold ball begins Friday night for the Muskogee Roughers with a first round battle with Putnam City North at Rougher Village. Muskogee enters the 6A-II title chase with a 5-5 record while the Panthers, 2-8 on the season, will make the road trip in search of victory against Muskogee in just the third meeting between the two teams. Friday night’s victor advances to the quarterfinals against Choctaw. Kickoff at Rougher Village is set for 7pm.

Muskogee, OK · 3d
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IRS Records Show Huge Disparities for Coweta Charity

In 2023, the Luanne Elise Foundation told the IRS its gross receipts were less than $50,000. That same year, a nonprofit that manages charitable giving told the IRS it sent the Coweta charity $894,369. The pattern repeated in 2024, when the foundation again reported less than $50,000 in revenue and...

Coweta, OK · 1d
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Cherokee Nation commits $10 million to new outpatient treatment facility in Stilwell

A new $10 million outpatient substance use treatment facility could soon be coming to Stilwell, funded by opioid settlements awarded to the Cherokee Nation.

Stilwell, OK · 3d

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5 Oklahoma Amish Bakeries Where Fried Pies Are Worth a Country Drive This Winter

The first time I pulled off a quiet Oklahoma highway for a fried pie, I expected a quick snack and nothing more. What I got was a warm, flaky half-moon stuffed with fruit, handed over by folks who clearly took baking seriously. Since then, chasing these little pies down country...

Oklahoma · 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 · 2d

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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 · 1d

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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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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