Man withdraws guilty plea in soliciting case
A man accused of soliciting sexual acts from a minor made a motion to withdraw his guilty plea in Cherokee County District Court after he was sentenced to 15 years
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COMMUNITY SPIRIT: Several events at new Cherokee Nation park on tap during summer
Community members can discover the hidden world of insects while learning about Cherokee values and environmental stewardship during the free Intro to Park Bugs program Tuesday, July 21 at Wilma
Four NSU golfers honored by WGCA
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. — The Northeastern State University women’s golf program had four golfers earn Women’s Golf Coaching Association All-American Scholar status.
OBN, OSDH puts stores on notice regarding sale of illegal products
The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and the Oklahoma State Department of Health are warning Oklahoma stores that they could face enforcement action from OSDH for selling dangerous and intoxicating products
COLUMN: Jake's takes: A little about a lot in the sports world, part three
It’s another one of those instances where I feel there’s a lot in the sports world to talk about, but also nothing I have any lengthy opinions to share about
Cherokee Nation Tribal Council hears good reports on interns, health care facilities
TAHLEQUAH – Members of the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council heard good reports on health care facilities being built by the tribe, and the importance of the anniversary of 1839 Act
YEARLY GOALS: Lady Tigers ready to head back to field with eyes on continuing tradition
It’s a new season, but that doesn’t mean much has changed for Tahlequah softball.
ENTERTAINMENT SPOTLIGHT: Musician's work reflects different seasons of his life
Music has carried Tyler Cline through some of the most difficult chapters of his life. This fall, it also will bring him back to the Tahlequah stages, where he hopes
POLITICAL ROUNDUP: Climate change action science under attack
El Niño, the warm phase of the El Niño Southern Oscillation, is predicted to intensify to a moderate or strong level this fall, according to the National Weather Service.
What's Happening July 13-July 19
Partly cloudy. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. High 92F. Winds WSW at 5 to 10 mph..
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Scattered thunderstorms during the evening, then cloudy skies overnight. Storms may contain strong gusty winds. Low near 70F. Winds light and variable. Chance of rain 50%.
HOSPITAL UNVEILED: Dream in 2021 comes to fruition with opening of new W.W. Hastings Hospital
Starting in November 2021, the Cherokee Nation began looking into building a new hospital, and on July 11, patients were being transported from the old facility to the new one.
Wednesday, July 8: GOOD EVENING!
The Thursday TDP has our Faith and Arts & Entertainment pages, plus these stories and more from our writers:
Free tennis camp headed to NSU July 16
A free tennis clinic is headed to Tahlequah at the Northeastern State University tennis courts.
Blackgum Harvestime Sewing Sisters to present the 17th annual quilt show
VIAN – The Blackgum Harvestime Sewing Sisters invite quilt enthusiasts, families, and the community to attend the 17th annual Quilts of Past & Present Quilt Show, celebrating America’s 250th birthday
Fried chicken a long-time favorite in Southern states
Scottish immigrants brought their tradition of deep-frying chicken in fat to the American South, and it soon became a staple.
Political signs in state have few rules, oversight
Political signs are popping up all over the state, and with the primary over, those not winning their races had 10 days after the June 16 election to take them
Academy of Performing Arts celebrates milestones
Fifteen years after opening the Academy of Performing Arts in Tahlequah, Lena Huffman is celebrating a pair of milestones that reflect both the growth of her studio and her own
CCSO officials address shooting range operations, noise complaint
Cherokee County Sheriff Jason Chennault explained the usage of the firearms training center after a noise complaint was reported.
Charges dismissed against registered sex offender allegedly living near childcare facility
The state dismissed charges against a registered sex offender who was accused of living near a childcare facility.
PAINTED ROCKS: Summer Reading Program for adults offers crafting classes
Rock painting may seem like an odd thing to some, but the practice is gaining traction, bringing the art practiced on cave walls thousands of years ago to modern times.
Hulbert softball hitting practice field, gearing up for Oktaha scrimmages
This season, Hulbert softball is looking to be a defense and pitching-first team.
OKLAHOMA VOICE: Flouting Trump policy, federal judges are freeing immigrants from mandatory detention
Gilberto Pacheco was driving to work for a construction job in California when he was pulled over in what court papers called a “traffic stop” in January. He was not
Cherokee, Sequoyah counties to benefit from more than $950M in road, bridge improvement plan
This week, the Oklahoma Transportation Commission approved the County Improvements for Roads and Bridges Plan for Fiscal Years 2027 to 2031.