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When we say “shop local,” we don’t just mean farmers markets and storefronts. Services matter too — especially advertisi...
06/12/2026

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Former clerk alleges residency violation, misconduct by Gore mayorAMIE CATO-REMER EDITORDuring May board meetingJust wee...
06/11/2026

Former clerk alleges residency violation, misconduct by Gore mayor
AMIE CATO-REMER EDITOR

During May board meeting

Just weeks after a personnel controversy led to the resignation of Gore Town Clerk Lisa Settlemyre and the eventual departure of Vice Mayor Larry Pack, Settlemyre returned to the public spotlight during the May 19 Gore Board of Trustees meeting, leveling a series of allegations against Mayor Robin Henry.

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VCF makes donation to Vian TSA The Vian Technology Student Association (TSA) would like to extend a huge thank you to th...
06/10/2026

VCF makes donation to Vian TSA

The Vian Technology Student Association (TSA) would like to extend a huge thank you to the Vian Community Foundation (VCF) for its recent donation to Vian TSA. The $7,000 contribution will help offset expenses to the National TSA Conference in Washington, DC, this summer. Shown presenting the check is Suzanne Sullivan (far left), CEO of the VCF.

Cherokee Nation celebrates grand opening of Sallisaw Child Development CenterCherokee Nation leaders and community membe...
06/10/2026

Cherokee Nation celebrates grand opening of Sallisaw Child Development Center

Cherokee Nation leaders and community members gathered Thursday morning to celebrate the grand opening of the new Sallisaw Child Development Center located on JT Stites Blvd. The new center features more than 10 classrooms, classroom pods, two large play areas, a kitchen and other amenities designed to support early childhood development. The $24 million project will serve more than 100 children ranging in age from 6 weeks to 12 years old.

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06/09/2026

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Cherokee Nation celebrates grand opening of Sallisaw Child Development CenterCherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoski...
06/08/2026

Cherokee Nation celebrates grand opening of Sallisaw Child Development Center

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., Deputy Chief Bryan Warner, cabinet members, members of the Council of the Cherokee Nation and local residents attended the ceremony on Thursday, marking the opening of the more than 32,000-squarefoot facility. The completion of the facility also brought more than 50 jobs to the Sallisaw community. The Cherokee Nation currently operates child development centers in Tahlequah, Stilwell and Pryor, and is constructing another facility in Catoosa.

GUIDED BY FAITHALLY TROTTER SPECIAL TO THE NEWSSpyres builds a life around family, ministry and communitySome people spe...
06/08/2026

GUIDED BY FAITH
ALLY TROTTER SPECIAL TO THE NEWS

Spyres builds a life around family, ministry and community

Some people spend their lives searching for where they belong, but Steve Spyres found his place close to home.

Raised in Marble City and having spent nearly his entire life in Sequoyah County, he has devoted the last 29 years to serving the Lord, and loving the same community that helped shape him.

Read more at https://www.viannews.com/article/2306,guided-by-faith

McFarland retiresCongratulations to Mrs. Carmella McFarland on her retirement from Gore Public Schools. School administr...
06/07/2026

McFarland retires
Congratulations to Mrs. Carmella McFarland on her retirement from Gore Public Schools. School administration wishes to thank her for her 21 years of service and dedication to their students.

Two water incidents leave one dead, one injuredAMIE CATO-REMER EDITOROklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) marine troopers inves...
06/06/2026

Two water incidents leave one dead, one injured
AMIE CATO-REMER EDITOR

Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) marine troopers investigated two separate water- related incidents over the weekend in Sequoyah County, including a drowning at Brushy Lake Park and a near drowning at Kerr Reservoir.

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06/06/2026

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