Tahlequah, OK News

• Tahlequah, OK News
• What’s on the bun?
• Best gifts can be made from scratch
• Injury crash provokes felony charge
• Testimony in Butcher trial centers on evidence
• Oklahoma City man charged with larceny here
• Local men’s shelter at risk of closing
• TPS officials eye earlier start times
• Food for thought
• Defense attorney: Witness changed his story
• TMS Cancer Carnival raises funds
• Expansive roots
• Eyewitness says he saw second shot to head of Dunegan
• Summer salad days
• Jury tapped in Butcher murder trial
• Council approves zoning request
• Home invasion probed
• Pilots, car buffs meet up for show
• Extended family
• ‘You might be from Tahlequah, if ...’
• Goodsell eyed for Florida position
• Two hurt in area car crash
• Chamber keynote speaker: ‘Be proactive’
• What's Happening
• After his first year, mayor homing in on technology, efficiency
• Ready to recycle
• Another man arrested for solicitation
• Lewis pleads to charge of manslaughter
• Police scoop up three after burglary rash
• Smallen murder trial reset for June
• Clowns laugh it up at Hulbert library
• Potts’ sister just wants to find him
• A sense of place
• Man charged with soliciting ‘teen’
• Local man accused of murder wants new attorney
• Keys School budget in trouble, officials say
• Hypertension tip of iceberg for bad health
• Building on history
• Man picked up on felony warrants
• Hulbert to add new AC units
• CN Supreme Court justice resigns
• Red and berried!
• Potts reported missing, may be dead
• Smallen attorney asks for new date
• Locals learn to clean, preserve headstones
• Classes to start earlier at THS next year
• CN’s Baker: Ballot initiative unfair to many tribal citizens
• TCH to recognize employees for years of service
• Memories of Mom
• TPWA approves construction policy
• Area man accused of child abuse, assault
• Hulbert man jailed after eluding police
• ‘Burn-and-return’ thefts lead to arrests
• Area residents shake things up for charity
• Business owner reports theft
• Stolen ATV lands man in jail
• What's Happening
• Historical ‘secrets’
• Woman charged with severing man’s hand
• Donations sought for library renovation
• Hulbert board OKs storm siren proposal
• Orange Express looking to future
• Jobs in jeopardy
• Another local man charged with sex offense
• Poison ivy prolific this year in Green Country
• Health officials pay tribute to nurses
• Woman power
• Woman charged with abusing infant
• Suspended sentence revoked for kidnapper
• Safety corridor project requires summer drivers to slow down
• Man facing charges of running roadblock
• Around the county
• Honoring tradition
• Convicted sex offender arrested
• Council OKs proposal for streets, roads
• Several cases of canine distemper reported
• Cherokee County deputy awarded for bravery
• Daily Press wins awards at AP/ONE banquet
• Main Street treasures
• Scammer stealing thousands from victims
• Lawmakers say tax cuts harm more than help
• Stick horse jockeys make run for charity
• TPWA opens new water treatment facility
• What's Happening
• Affidavit reveals injuries to child
• Items seized in online sexual solicitation case
• Residents weigh in on future of NSU dormitory
• Local unemployment figures down, tax collections up
• Ideas abound for Mother’s Day gifts
• Hospitals: Some drugs in short supply
• Safe spring fling
• Library offering summer fun for youth
• Three murder cases set for May trials
• Smartphones, GPS top navigation choices
• Historic justice
• Mom jailed for burning baby
• Men charged in alleged kidnapping, robbery
• Man hit with single count of felony theft
• Red Fern Fest draws record attendance
• Mentoring program puts law enforcement in positive light
• Something old: Vintage Fair May 5
• Man accused of online solicitation
• Lindsey offered plea deal
• Bond for alleged truck bomber pared
• LREC members re-elect two to board
• Homespun fun
• Man nabbed for internet solicitation
• CNB, former CEO, reach separation agreement
• What's Happening
• Men ‘Walk A Mile’ for women’s cause
• Activists irked by EPA delay on model for water quality
• Undergrad research
• Former firefighter to be back in court
• NSU opens dialogue on dorm’s future
• With no B&GC, NSU summer camps top list
• DA employee facing DUI charges elsewhere
• Bound for nationals
• Inmate’s ‘suspicious injury’ investigated
• Feds suspect molester linked to international pedophile ring
• Blood tells the story of the human body
• Man arrested for stealing vehicle
• Berry crop smaller this year, but good
• Hotline for help
• Local man pleads not guilty to porn charges
• Woman finds way to ‘Pay it Forward’
• Nonprofits come to aid of others
• Spring cleaning
• STIR hopes for high attendance at EPA meeting
• Local fundraising a community effort
• Confederate controversy
• Elementary staff shuffled for 2012-’13
• Amended complaint filed in Bosh case
• What's Happening
• What to wear: Tribal citizens weigh in
• Cream of the crop
• Man jailed on child porn charges
• Area pair facing federal charges
• Officials: Spraying does not pose threat to watershed
• Accused meth seller may be in more trouble
• OSRC, outfitters gear up for season
• For kids’ sake
• B&GC curtails summer session
• TIA offers industrial park land lease to Cherokees
• Animal abuse not huge issue here
• Walking the walk
• Scammer posing as tornado victim
• Traffic signal for U.S. 62 and Southridge to be delayed
• Final phosphorus report presented to OSRC
• Students get info at health fair
• Allergy season off to an early start
• Twister cuts 15-mile swath
• Phones seized at UKB meeting
• Former DA wants record expunged
• City council approves adopt-a-street program
• Despite underdog status, Keys High speech, debate team wins state title
• Man charged after text about drugs goes to investigator
• CN council adopts journalist shield law
• Ruel wants more natives on TV
• Storm damages homes, barns; no injuries reported
• Transitions in time
• Three candidates elected unopposed
• Unofficial results: Brown re-elected
• Two men jailed for kidnapping
• Man nabbed for cocaine possession
• Area man charged for removing pants in park
• TPWA earns outstanding utility award
• Illegal immigrant sentenced in federal court
• Justice at last
• Nine scooped up in drug arrests
• Fifth man joins race for sheriff
• Negative test prompts water monitoring in Hulbert
• Convicted felon nabbed for firearm possession
• Changing perceptions
• Sheriff post draws four first-day filers
• Concerns arise in proposed property agreement
• Viewing the future of Indian education
• Bits of imagination
• Arbitrator: City broke union pact
• Candidates begin filing for office today
• New businesses experience brisk sales
• Congressional hopefuls
• Official responses refute Ibarra claim
• TPS board rehires personnel for 2012-’13
• Grant will provide training program for visually impaired
• HPS board OKs contract with CN Health Services
• Hundreds visit opening day at Tahlequah Farmers’ Market
• Eggs-travaganza
• CCGBA dismissed from Bosh tort claim
• Keys school board OKs media policy
• Parris to run for sheriff post
• ‘Make My Day’ self-defense laws under scrutiny
• What's Happening
• Locals celebrate Easter traditions
• Life on the farm
• Hulbert youth host community meeting
• Two THS students suffer overdoses
• Bolden faces new charges in wake of suspended sentences
• Tax cuts back Legislature into corner
• Census: Cherokee County growing
• Fresh and local
• Goodsell bows out of candidacy
• City firms up floodplain disaster pact
• Local man fights to save bridge
• Tourist book to feature Tahlequah
• Donning their bonnets
• History Day highlights students’ strengths
• Barrett set to appear before parole board
• Matlock’s victim seeks $3.7M from TPS
• A stacked deck
• Proton therapy boon for some patients
• Man arrested for unruly behavior; witness accuses him of dog abuse
• Welling VFD adding rescue boat to fleet
• A step back in time
• Renowned photographer shares vision, philosophy
• Woman gets 20 years for making meth
• Four hit with drug, firearms charges
• Police bid farewell to fellow officer
• What's Happening
• A focus on feathers
• Indian artists tell stories with shells
• Woman hit with drug charges
• Ashing pleads to federal gun charge
• Man charged with manufacturing meth
• Price builds up Grand View band program
• Local man pleads to gun, drug charges
• Lessons learned
• Panel rejects drug tests for legislators
• Goodsell interviewing with Colorado school
• Five teachers to be added to TPS roster
• Bond set for man accused of making bomb
• Taking a more natural approach to building
• ‘Reflections of art’
• Panel rejects drug tests for legislators
• The war on meth
• Bomb found in truck; local man arrested
• Musicians tune up for Red Fern
• Abused cat finds new home
• A donation of life
• Common surfaces sparkle with glass-etching technique
• Hay baler sale leads to charge of fraud
• What's Happening
• Sunday e-edition will be available shortly
• TransCanada optimistic about project
• City acquires ‘new’ Guard Armory
• Marshals scoop up wanted sex offender
• Poison prevention: Most occur in home
• Hulbert superintendent resigns
• Man pleads guilty to standoff, kidnapping
• President Obama addresses crowd at Cushing Keystone XL pipeline yard
• City moves on CN, Woodmark deal
• New program could cut down on crashes in Cherokee County
• Adding some color to your plate
• 'Massive flood' fizzles for now
• Man claims police assaulted him
• Petition on discrimination suit amended to fix errors
• OSRC to reopen public access areas
• School ‘deregulation’ bill controversial
• Rollover on South Muskogee
• Agents of change
• Park policy aids planning process
• Abused cat expected to survive, says veterinarian
• Metal magic
• Man alleges police discrimination, use of excessive force
• Man pleads guilty to firearm charge
• Celebrating women’s history month
• Local teachers lobby for program
• What's Happening
• Call of the wild
• Residents gearing up to go Irish
• Center issues election report
• LREC may offer broadband service
• Kicking the habit
• Woman charged for illegal use of school credit card
• Kuester: Prosecuting out-of-district cases key justice element
• OSRC to mull public access issue
• Local folks shaping up with tai chi
• ‘Homeless’ sex offender arrested
• Man accused of assault pleads to lesser charge
• Just in case, residents brace for floods
• In the swing of things
• DA to handle Tulsa courthouse shooting case
• Scouting centennial
• Two new members join TPS board
• Boy killed in crash on bypass
• CN tribal employee awarded for diligence
• Rain barrels conserve water, preserve plants
• HPS board president re-elected
• Sharing sisterhood
• TPS offers ‘app’ to track student records
• What's Happening
• Group to help with pet problem
• Women’s progress
• Hulbert adopts smoke-free ordinances
• Victims of car crash remain hospitalized
• Man pleads not guilty to molestation
• Service animals a boon to disabled
• Scouting careers
• Local residents parse primary results
• Tribal councilors accuse each other in assault case
• Woman charged with having meth lab in her pants
• Task force picks up four in bust
• Deputy recovering from surgery
• Cherokee County key Red Cross relief area
• Three injured in crash
• Blending bands
• Man charged with child sexual abuse
• Voters tap Santorum, Obama in primary election
• Trammel announces candidacy
• Sales tax collections fall over holiday
• Expectant texting
• City council approves policy for Norris Park
• Deputies injured during pursuit
• The Cat in the Hat comes back
• Taking care of business
• Local lawmakers discuss tax act
• CNB’s Stewart on leave following meeting
• Johnson announces candidacy for sheriff
• Cherokee Nation closes Jay clinic temporarily
• What's Happening
• Not ‘just a teacher’
• Warrant issued in arson case
• Charges filed in kidnapping incident
• Expo offers wealth of opportunity
• New 4-H program promotes service
• CNE’s Stewart on administrative leave
• To protect and serve
• Task force scoops up five in bust of meth lab
• Wright, Reasor: TPWA policy will hurt development
• Local gardeners getting ready to dig in
• Super food mood
• Charges filed for drugs, neglect
• Drugs lead to child neglect charges
• Depression: Recognizing it is first step
• Going Dutch with a pot-luck feast
• Dive into reading
• Accused molester hit with forgery charges
• NSU student killed in head-on crash
• Unearthing the past
• OSRC closes access areas to vehicles
• Improvement trends lean toward green
• What's Happening
• Food policy event draws large crowd
• Bridging the gap
• Tribal council confirms leaders
• ‘Personhood’ bill sparks local debate
• Getting fit for life
• Conditions added to Lindsey’s bond
• TPS to parents: Update address ASAP
• Successful wine event to be repeated
• Yeutter takes facial fuzz business to the Beltway
• Art with a message
• Citizens thwart kidnap attempt
• Man jailed after making threats of violence
• River access site raises questions
• Green Country slots
• ‘Monologues’ to benefit Help-In-Crisis
• Taking the plunge
• Funding for Southridge light mulled
• TPWA approves customer survey
• Kissinger makes bid for election
• Local Relay for Life set for June 1
• Man passed out before crash
• What's Happening
• Atmosphere sets the mood
• Defensive measures
• Two dead in area homicide
• Solid waste super says he was forced out
• For many, music’s a family affair
• Appointments still in effect for key posts
• Music that matters
• Incomplete annexation records cost patrons the right to vote
• School officials get lesson in tragedy
• TPS staff, admins set for raises
• City suing property owner over land
• Love was in the air for the Erotic Art Show
• Cherokee Nation releases economic impact report
• Botts to run for re-election
• Hulbert bond issue fails
• Former UKB health services director facing rape charge
• TPS may create new curriculum position
• Boy Scouts go co-ed
• Voters boot Baker
• Cool jazz with Cole
• TPS approves districting plan
• Hospital grows as training facility
• Local lawmakers wary of tax proposal
• Decision to keep I-35 open raises questions
• HPS Board OK’s personnel contracts
• Snow closes some schools, sparks fender-benders
• Fanning love’s flames
• Service dog a comfort to victims
• What's Happening
• New TPS map for zoning unveiled
• Board mulls school plan for expansion
• Area residents getting tax season help
• TPS releases proposed zoning map
• From the heart
• More new businesses open doors
• Three held in Stilwell murder
• Man charged in drive-by shooting
• Report filed in officer-involved shooting case
• Buy local, buy fresh
• Car tags: Cherokee vs. Oklahoma
• Former CN employees file suit
• Mock intrusion unites schools, responders
• Emergency workers prepare, just in case
• Businessman asks city to mull ‘buy locally’ policy
• Pinning it down
• Standoff with police ends in arrest
• Deputies investigate shooting
• City council tables park resolution
• Hard Rock redesigns after roof collapse
• ‘Not a terrorist’
• Council to mull Norris Park resolution
• Boy leads deputies in car pursuit
• Man shot by homeowner recovering
• Valentines for lovers and loved ones
• Board approves Jordan as Keys top administrator
• Lawmakers outline upcoming session
• What's Happening
• Artistic wonders
• Matlock receives five years for rape
• Some enrollment up; some down
• Deputy shoots, kills Norwood man
• Plumb resigns as CNEC chairwoman
• Bypass getting signals
• Johnson seeks appeal of conviction
• Local opinion: Candidates deserve scrutiny
• Area Tolkien fans eagerly await ‘The Hobbit’
• Life enrichment
• Suspect threatens sheriff, witnesses
• Four formally charged in burglary ring
• Debit cards in some taxpayers’ futures
• Local lawmakers prep for new session; infant care tops list
• Majesty in flight
• Residents mulling spring break options
• Molestation trial delayed; appeal filed
• Former firefighter discussing offer with counsel
• Know the rules
• Home intruder undergoes surgery
• Fourth person arrested in burglary ring
• Smallen jury trial to begin this week
• Election board gears up for busy year
• Intruder shot after breaking into home
• Hembree confirmed as CN attorney general
• Judge signs PO in Bosh case
• TIA members mulling options for Woodmark
• Scientific slime
• Residents gear up for Super Bowl
• Cost of CN inauguration analyzed
• Fresh and local
• Charges filed for multiple med purchases
• Man files suit against TPS for $50,000
• Red Fern adds third day for 2012
• Expanding services
• Lewis murder trial date reslated
• Explosions reported at Stilwell business
• Jordan to take helm at Keys
• Network for success
• Judge denies new trial for Johnson
• Man gets 30 years for DUI incident
• Bynum to run for District 3 position
• Anti-piracy bills postponed amid protests
• What's Happening
• Once purpose is served, boards go defunct
• They’re tying one on
• Smallen murder trial set to begin
• Despite brewing flap over river, Coburn says he supports STIR efforts
• Sharpening skills
• Wilson Hall gets new lease on life
• City, tribe discuss Woodmark sale
• Goodsell handed new three-year contract
• CNEC certifies District 1 special election results
• ‘Schoolhouse Rock!’
• Man jailed for arson after house fire
• Signs of growth
• CNB mulls Woodmark facility purchase
• Federal mandate may cause increase in meal prices
• UKB a partner in East Coast casino
• STIR decries lawmakers’ letter to EPA
• Service to others
• Law enforcement probed
• Panel: Adams’ killer was likely among witnesses
• Former TPWA engineer accused of molestation
• TPWA approves salary increase for GM
• Grand jury witness found dead; foul play not suspected
• ‘Localvesting’ may revive theater
• Attorneys want autopsy photos banned
• Around the County
• What's Happening
• Waiting rooms set up to ease anxiety
• Diabetes may be key to accident that injured boy that injured boy
• HPWA mulls Humvee purchase
• Lewis murder trial to begin Jan. 23
• School board balloting clarified
• Fight the flu
• Cloudy water caused by air
• Protective order sought for confidential jail information
• Byrd files complaint with CNEC
• Defense act raises residents’ eyebrows
• Crazy for LEGOs
• Perfection in ‘popping the question’
• Child struck by car after getting off bus
• Woman claims daughter was bullied at B&GC
• Break-in leads to burglary charges
• When he’s not working, spending time with family, or acting as the city’s mayor, he’s trying out for “Jeopardy!”
• Meeting focuses on questions about Hulbert School bond issue
• Homegrown goodness
• Woman jailed for man’s death released
• Romney edges ahead in New Hampshire
• Hulbert Schools’ revenue surpasses 2012 expectations
• ‘Fight, fight, fight’
• Multi-state burglary ring busted
• Grand jury to reconvene
• Hearing set for Johnson trial requests
• Experts give tips for slashing food bills
• What's Happening
• Recipes to share
• DA issued 32 deferred prosecution deals in ‘11
• City officials mull alcohol policies
• Caregivers accused of taking car
• Heartfelt gratitude
• Kuester focuses on public safety
• Local man jailed for DUI, eluding officer
• Officials extend ice rink schedule
• Moving up in 2012
• Suspicious fire leads to meth bust
• Debate over wine, beer gets heated
• CCSO seeks aid in theft recovery effort
• Supreme Court last hope for redistricting
• Debate over wine, beer gets heated
• New horizons
• CN chief sworn in, schools reconfigured
• Website draws page-views from across the globe
• Elections, weather top stories for 2011
• Daily Press e-Edition gaining popularity
• Woman facing felony charges
• What's Happening
• TDP Online: Most-viewed articles of 2011
• Snowflake ‘11 shines
• Entrepreneurs travel different paths
• Vandalism reported
• Local law enforcement agencies see busy 2011
• Hulbert experiencing economic growth
• Couple jailed after children left alone
• Wanted woman arrested after stop
• Prosecutors still investigating man’s death
• Touch of a finger
• Providing a safe way around town
• Area woman held on murder charge
• Officials offer rides for New Year’s Eve party-goers
• Food, games: Perfect pairing for holiday events
• Discovering America, one mile at a time
• The right tool for the task
• Road rage reported
• Breaking the fast before the feast
• Daily Log
• What's Happening
• Sharing stories
• CREP benefits landowners, environment
• Body of missing woman found
• Man arrested for indecent exposure
• Bosh attorneys file new motion
• Myres announces school board candidacy
• Share the warmth
• Man pleads not guilty to intimidation
• Drivers should plan for holiday road construction
• Tiger’s artwork part of Paris show
• City council OKs purchase of land
• Missing pit bull raises dog-fighting fears
• Shop Tahlequah First campaign: How it works
• Hulbert School patrons to vote on bond issue Feb. 14
• Authorities search for missing woman
• Council nixes alcohol at Art of Living event
• Holidays signify rebirth of hope
• Young to vie for I-35 school board seat
• Woman still jailed on murder charge
• Cherokee mission
• Wyman: Report didn’t offer full explanation
• Attorney says Bosh being punished for others’ ‘evils’
• Man charged with felony child abuse
• Project Citizen elicits youth commitment
• Berry announces candidacy for school board
• Prosecutors charge local pair with television theft
• What's Happening
• Holiday for the band
• Ex-cop gets 45 days, probation
• Trio robs smoke shop at gunpoint
• Witnesses refute report of car in river
• Wood fires offer cozy comfort
• Baker seeking re-election to school board
• Command performance
• Woman held on murder charge
• Area task force busts ‘substantial’ meth lab
• TPS eyes ‘reasonable suspicion’ for drug testing
• Former coach waives hearing
• Preservationists support saving Wilson
• Berry challenges Young’s candidacy
• American Woodmark to sell local facility
• Johnson requests probation, new trial
• CN Rules Committee confirms appointments
• Park Hill man set for trial in January
• Holiday delights
• UKB Council rescinds audit request
• School board approves plan for elementary reconfiguration
• TCH OKs $16M joint venture with Cherokee Nation
• CN Tribal Council confirms seven appointments
• Two men convicted of murder denied parole
• Sounds of Christmas
• Fate of NSU’s Wilson Hall debated
• CCGBA releases recordings of Bosh booking
• Area woman charged with enabling abuse
• Donation provides mattresses for youth
• What's Happening
• CCGBA attorneys provide video recordings
• Local man’s car ends up in river
• OSBI releases shooting suspects’ sketches
• Settlement conference ordered in Bosh case
• Arkansas group plans to study phosphorus
• Grant helps Hulbert Schools buy freezer
• Six races for school board slots shaping up
• Light up the night
• Man pleads not guilty to hitting girl
• Six races for school board slots shaping up
• Angel Tree time
• Judge issues deadline in Bosh case
• Man charged after ramming witness’ truck
• Man pleads in sexual battery case
• Celebrate the season
• Council OKs property purchase
• Seven file for school board slots
• Five tapped for CNB board posts
• County residents register road complaints
• Tahlequah School Calendar
• Finding their footing
• Johnson sentenced to 30 years
• Man hit with new charges
• Officials await report on death of former cop
• What's Happening
• Mock lockdown
• Johnson asks for new trial
• Local man charged with abuse
• FDs to the rescue
• Attorneys claim CCGBA denial of video
• Deputies find meth lab, stolen electronics
• Local woman injured in crash
• Police seeking local contacts
• Iron running for Cherokee Nation Tribal Council seat
• Holiday lights aglow
• Head tapped for tribal secretary of state position
• Hulbert man lands in trouble again
• CN nixes rumor that construction of casino has halted
• State targets schools for possible intervention
• Holiday extravaganza tonight in Tahlequah
• Shopping in the black
• Convicted murderers on parole docket
• Election changes on horizon
• Reves to run for CN tribal council seat
• What's Happening
• Season's meetings
• Five vying for CN council seat
• Residents urged to watch out for scams
• Former chief Byrd seeking council seat
• Woman pleads not guilty to child abuse
• Man pleads not guilty to making lewd proposals to a child
• Man accused in murder case picked up again
• Thanksgiving traffic expected to increase
• Charities need more seasonal help
• Winter wonderwear
• Local man accused of attacking woman, purse theft
• ‘Occupy’ gains ground
• Woman charged with shaking baby
• Bridges and barges
• OSRC election canceled due to lack of opposition
• OSU cancels games
• Budke: Athletic department was like "one big family"
• Former Senator Olin Branstetter and wife killed in plane crash with Oklahoma State coaches Budke, Serna
• UKB Tahlequah district meeting
• What's cookin'
• Squirrel Mackey seeking District 1 council position
• A bountiful table
• Deputies chase, arrest motorcyclist after crash
• Park transforming for Snowflake '11
• Goodsell opposes voucher system in Oklahoma
• Tribal council OKs dividend increase
• Grand jury on recess until January
• Federal court sets date for CCGBA, Bosh conference
• TPS board mulls site shuffling
• Three men charged with second-degree burglary
• Service members honored at banquet
• CN District 2 race headed for runoff
• Hulbert firefighters, council work out payments
• Turning it down
• OHP warns of crashes from deer on roads
• The Chester mystery
• For many Oklahoma homeowners, earthquake insurance out of reach
• Woman indicted for embezzlement
• Chief picks five for board
• Terrifying tales
• Johnson apologizes for shooting
• Malenski case reset for Dec. 28
• HUD releases CN housing funds
• Festival celebrates river, environment
• Kent Allen Johnson: 'I just shot Jon'
• Armed man causes brief lockdown
• Timeline set for CN District 1 election
• Traffic law changes go into effect Nov. 1
• Gory gourds
• Jurors recommend 20 years for Conrad
• Lawmen tell court how they searched murder scene
• No problem with Baker's chief of staff keeping legislative post
• Sales tax collections decrease for September
• Scaring up some fun
• Officers: Murder suspect changed his story
• Residents describe fleeing gunshots
• Committee wants Sequoyah as pre-K center
• City to reopen batting facility for THS
• ‘Project Snowflake’ to arrive in November
• City approves high-tech security camera system for Norris Park
• Drug-free and proud
• Locally-owned stores offer service
• Johnson murder case opens today
• Trial begins for man who allegedly shot into house, made threats
• Chief signs ‘freedom of speech’ order for tribal employees
• Voices heard, annexation attempt dies
• Historical Haunts
• Teen arrested after entering homes
• Incoming NSU president hopes for long tenure
• Baker forming leadership team
• Medical assistants provide valuable services
• NEO plan could fund new center
• Five area convicts denied parole
• City leaders question tax proposal
• Baker sworn in as chief
• CCSO warns of check scam
• Growing program seeks new funding
• CARE for one another
• Smith filing seeks to halt Cherokee inauguration
• Man accused of making lewd proposals
• Thompson announces GOP bid for Congress
• Purposeful preservation
• Smith files appeal in tribal election
• Former CN Deputy Chief John Ketcher dies at 89
• Local Lowe’s not on list of store closures
• Election commission extends contracts
• Coming home to NSU
• Hoskin to head CN transition team
• Man jailed on burglary charges
• Area man pleads guilty to gun charge
• TPWA moves to use bond money
• Delicious, nutritious
• Wade convicted of manslaughter
• Guzman pleads guilty to federal charges
• Two injured in crash near Locust Grove
• Baker’s the chief
• Closing arguments to begin Wade trial
• Wallace to run for Congress
• Unofficial: Baker wins chief race
• Tahlequah man in critical condition after being stabbed
• Man charged with sexual battery
• Committee discusses savings, expenses
• New charged added in meth case
• Court: Testimony can be used
• Turner tapped to head NSU
• Counting begins in CN chief election
• Rules committee passes land-into-trust act
• TPS board bids farewell to Vahdatipour
• Survivor praises TCH rehab unit
• Accused in pot bust get new court date
• Testimony to resume in Wade trial
• Sharing the craft
• Tanker spill cleanup continues
• Murder trial to continue Tuesday
• Wallace rallies Democrats at roundup
• Man charged in crash
• Keys students tour police department
• Whale of a sale
• Second laundry robber pleads guilty
• Man gets 10 years on drug charge
• Two charged with false declaration of ownership
• CN special election concludes Saturday
• Ghoulish garments
• Vahdatipour resigning from TPS board
• Jail officers terminated, third resigns
• Tip leads to drug seizure
• Man files lawsuit against insurance company over death
• AG: No ‘deal’ made with congressman
• Testimony continues in Wade murder trial
• Two die in tanker crash
• Court date reset for Johnson
• Council to mull recycling issue
• County accepts truck bid
• Keetoowah pride
• UKB chief shares vision for tribe’s future
• Area woman dies in single-car crash
• Man listed in critical condition after crash Thursday
• CCDC inmate still in hospital
• Title company seeks property variance
• Sprucing things up
• CCDC inmate in critical condition
• Two injured in unrelated area crashes
• Man charged with permitting child abuse
• Compassionate purple
• Voting extended in CN election
• Body found in Stilwell residence
• TPS committee debates emotion, philosophy
• Area sales tax receipts on upswing
• Woman injured in area car crash
• Carter Center statement on Cherokee Nation special election
• Skipping to school
• Judge cites CN for contempt
• Tribe sees increase in turnout
• Man awaiting murder trial hit with new charges
• Fifth-grade enrollment unpredictable
• Man to appear on drug, alcohol charges
• Freedom to explore
• Man pleads to child sexual abuse
• Enid man hit with multiple charges
• Carter Center observes CN election
• Woman injured in strong-armed robbery
• Area man seeking damages for 2009 car crash
• A feathered friend
• Charges expected in shooting flap
• Area inmates denied parole
• Redistricting suit headed to court
• NSU footballer gets probation
• Unpaid wildlife ticket results in new charges
• Warrant recalled in Smallen case
• Coming home
• Fed order supercedes CN decision
• Councilor asks AG for probe
• Man now facing new kidnapping, assault case
• Deferred prosecutions down on DA’s watch
• Accused killer in Tulsa has local criminal history
• Jail authority adopts $2.6M budget for year
• Industrial Authority to apply for grant
• Smallen fails to appear on DUI charge
• Swing your partners!
• Cherokee Nation negotiates deal with Freedmen
• Local casino plans on hold, for now
• Woman pleads guilty to false statement
• Daily Log
• The inner goddess
• Police snag armed robbery suspect
• Man joins two others convicted in death of Haulmark
• Man awaiting murder trial picked up for driving drunk
• City councilors choose new auditor
• Fun at the fair
• Ambulance involved in crash
• Woman pleads to assault
• Johnson wins lawsuit
• Council to mull citywide recycling proposal
• Candidates ramp up fundraising efforts
• A living document
• Judge seals Adams grand jury file
• Estes gets 10 years for laundry robbery
• Storage units raise questions
• Pettigrew announces election bid
• Tribe to expedite ballots to Freedmen
• Two men snared on drug charges
• Former THS coach turns himself in on intimidation charge
• Prosecutors file child neglect charges on man
• Cutting-Edge Christmas
• Tribe reconsiders Freedmen issue
• Two more charges filed on ex-coach
• Trial delayed for accused in murder case
• Man indicted on illegal re-entry charges
• ‘Art of Living’
• Feds issue warning to Cherokees
• Material witness warrant issued in Johnson case
• Judge may seal grand jury file
• McArtor to run for U.S. Senate
• Commissioners approve $3.95M budget
• Wagoner woman stable after car crash
• Welling man charged with forgery counts
• Cherokees won’t have ‘official’ election results Sept. 24
• For those who died
• Mother of crash victims suing city
• Tahlequah man dies in area crash
• B&GC seeking tax to save program
• Grand jury seated, set to begin probe
• Area man jailed for pointing gun at UPS driver
• Hospital plans to increase family practice residency by next summer
• Cherokee campaign flyers misleading
• Wildfire at Camp Gruber blankets area in smoke
• ‘I think we should pray’
• Dog remembered 10 years later
• ‘We’re like brothers’: Locals feel solidarity with 9/11 responders
• Grand jury selection to begin Monday
• NSU football player charged with DUI, threats
• TPS to mull public-event expenses
• Man pleads guilty to failing to come to aid of injured man
• Strategic planning winds down
• Two men charged with burglary
• A warm welcome
• Trial set for man charged with murder
• Area man seeks to withdraw guilty pleas
• Mullin launches bid for Congress
• Area tax collections on the upswing
• Eat your veggies!
• Drowning victims’ bodies recovered
• Grand jury selection to begin Monday
• Officials: Feature film progressing
• County inmate population swells to 145
• HUD denies tribe $33M in funding
• Council gives nod to Winter Wonderland proposals
• Commissioners table new budget
• Drug task force busy in August
• Archers take aim
• Cherokee Holiday
• Matlock posts bond; subpoenas issued
• Cherokees cultivate at-large citizens
• Former THS coach charged with rape of student
• Think outside the box
• CN report will be delayed
• Just to be fair!
• Freedmen determined to vote
• Ex-officer pleads not guilty to larceny
• The story of Bell
• Vandals strike area cemetery
• Storms take out power at Hulbert schools
• ‘Going to water’
• Arraignment set for ex-police officer
• DA clears officers in shooting incident
• Woman to appear on drug charges
• ‘Preparing for the worst’
• Judge OK’s Hall case deposition
• Pair nabbed after allegedly being caught in burglary act
• New court date set for alleged arsonist
• Officials promote pedestrian safety crucial
• Panel working to strike Freedmen from voter list
• Failure to register charge nixed
• Freedmen decry CN court order
• Self-inflicted shooting kills local man
• Local woman scooped up in narcotics probe
• Back to School for Tahlequah - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Knit one, purl two
• CN court boots Freedmen
• Man charged with failing to register as violent offender
• Woman allegedly exploited disabled man
• Council OKs two rezoning ordinances
• Police investigating shooting
• Balloon backdrop
• Court date set in burglary case
• Area man hit with drug charge
• CCSO gets new all-terrain vehicle
• Alternative fuel
• TMS named to improvement list
• Local woman to appear on felony counts
• Charges filed on area man
• Man charged with illegal burning
• Ex-officer charged with theft
• Judge signs order to empanel grand jury
• CN: Computer issue handled ‘by the book’
• HPS’ Wilkins rescinds resignation
• TIA lends support to recycling effort
• Man sentenced on firearms charge
• CCGBA approves auditor contract
• Budget boosters
• Board verifies petition signatures
• Child abuse charges filed on local man
• CN citizens to head to polls Sept. 24
• History is made
• Wilkins resigns as superintendent
• Hearing in murder case to be done by phone
• TPS to file suit against state board
• Commissioners say rural water project complete
• Report claims Boren tapped to lead NSU
• Unrestrained child injured in car crash
• County OK’s lease revenue bonds for Keys Public Schools
• Artisans on a tear
• Area felon charged with robbery
• Bond change sought in burglary case
• Latest storm system packs powerful punch
• Sheriff warns of new phone scam
• Native treasures
• NEOHealth terminates CEO Zang
• Area men net prison terms in robbery, firearms case
• Power restored for most after severe storm
• Board begins petition verification
• TPS consolidating some positions
• Petitions submitted for grand jury
• Storms take out power in some areas
• Area man charged with failure to pay child support
• To class, en masse
• Voters OK NOPFA to keep gas franchise
• Woman snared for gun-pointing; dog bites deputy
• Commission warns about Cherokee campaign donations
• Man pleads guilty to firearms charges
• Man charged with stealing copper
• Sales tax collections down in county
• Drought continues to affect lake, river
• Blaze claims almost 300 acres
• CN meeting canceled for lack of quorum
• Trial date tentatively set in murder case
• Local man hit with three felony charges
• Man pleads to firearms charge
• Firefighters battle blaze in Moodys
• School days
• Water usage jumps 16 percent
• Key appointments on tribe’s special meeting agenda
• Going it alone
• Man rescued after 30-foot fall
• Warrant issued for burglary
• Sheriff’s office to auction firearms
• Jail authority OK’s monthly payment on detention center
• Grow it, eat it
• TPWA: Water rationing not a concern
• Man charged with having drugs at jail
• More stolen property recovered
• LREC sets new usage record
• Heat blamed for transformer explosion
• UKB officials say they’re not removing items from purchased storage units
• A look at netbooks
• Property recovered in burglary probe
• Transformer blows, leaves Grand View without power
• State drug case to be dismissed
• Resort remains popular after 50 years
• Firefighters get 4 percent raise
• Commissioners set new district boundary lines
• Sulphur man stable after crash in Bell
• Shaping tradition
• AG: Cities can’t enforce drug ordinance
• Trio snared by drug task force
• Man jailed for failure to register
• CN special chief’s election set Sept. 24
• Chamber hosts community strategy meeting
• Johnson resigns from TPD
• Woman allegedly spits on cop
• Jurors award over $400K in lawsuit
• CN appointments go to full council
• Rutherford acquitted of molestation
• Manslaughter case status hearing set
• Rozell resigns from board
• Heat wave hurting lake, river businesses
• Firefighters quell big blaze
• Victim’s mother thought girl was ‘making up’ molestation
• Man accused of impersonating police officer
• Transfer station will be state-of-the-art
• Accused in homicide case being sued
• The plight of plants
• CN commissioners mull election issues
• Deadly intersection may get new light
• Sex abuse specialist testifies at length in rape case
• Area plagued by grass fires
• ‘Iron Chef Kids’
• River claims sixth drowning victim
• Area man drowns in Lake Tenkiller
• Molestation trial begins; murder trial postponed
• CN certifies runoff election
• Two snared for illegal sale of Lortab
• Man jailed on warrant facing drug charge
• Local men injured in car crash
• Area woman charged with manslaughter released from prison
• Area man charged with trespassing
• Man pleads no contest in molestation case
• JOE CRITTENDEN IS DEPUTY CHIEF
• Feeding the sheep
• CN Supreme Court tosses chief election
• TPS may sue state board for failure to follow law
• Pair of subpoenas issued in murder trial
• Judge to rule on motion to dismiss
• Updates expected for bridges
• Responses from Smith, Baker about call for new election
• Notice about Sunday paper arrival
• Flight of fancy
• Arraignment for accused killer delayed
• Area man gets three years on fed drug charges
• Industrial park may welcome new recycling facility
• Jail authority OKs financial statements
• Baker asks court to throw out 'spoiled' ballots
• CN election commission vault video released
• Withering heat
• Cherokee County imposes burn ban
• Murder trial to stay in county
• Potential witness to area homicide nabbed on warrants
• Bringing air pistol to campus earns felony charges
• City council to mull claims agreement
• Commissioners approve bid for auctioneer
• Crazy about Cookson
• CN ballot count resumes today
• Judge OKs motion in rape case
• Judge nixes motion to suppress
• Commissioners mull burn ban
• Vandalism cases cleared by CCSO
• TPWA taking extra precautions due to heat
• A honey of a deal
• Jolliff gets five years for firearms
• Man gets 37 months on meth charge
• Area man gets three years in cocaine probe
• Faught announces bid for Congress
• Corps confirms blue-green algae in Lake Tenkiller
• NSU police discover owner of marijuana
• Life on the job
• Corps can’t confirm Tenkiller algae
• Local man sentenced to 15 years for firearms
• Area sales tax collections up
• Area man stable after crash
• Oklahoma Water Resources Board approves $3.3M loan to Cherokee County RWD No. 3
• Recount ordered
• Second algae bloom reported at lake
• Accused in murder case bound over for hearing
• Local abuser picked up on bench warrant
• Smith: Hand recount ‘fatally flawed’
• Man accused of molesting 5-year-old girl
• Brown files teacher stipend legislation
• DA to serve as adviser to possible grand jury
• TCH starts conversion to electronic records
• Tribal council approves several resolutions
• Stilwell man injured in crash
• Former local investigator to join DA’s team
• Betzes bid farewell
• Fifth person drowns on Illinois River this year
• Man arrested after fatal stabbing in Adair County
• Issue with DA may be resolved in Adams case
• Corps testing algae bloom at Lake Tenkiller
• Black bear population may be growing
• Hearing set for murder trial
• BREAKING CHEROKEE ELECTION NEWS: Officials recounting the envelopes today
• CHEROKEE ELECTION UPDATE: Poll-watcher says she saw paper jams during tabulation
• Tribal election flap continues
• SATURDAY FOCUS: Corps testing algae bloom at Lake Tenkiller
• CSI: Tahlequah
• DA to fight grand jury disqualification
• Area man facing trio of felony charges
• Tribal Council mulls additional safeguards for run-off election
• Wilson: Redistricting violates state constitution
• TPS committee won’t meet again until August
• Man charged for trying to pass counterfeit ID
• More tribal turmoil
• Christie demands ruling on application
• Woman hit with trio of felonies
• Jail authority renews property liability insurance
• A stitch in time
• CN election chairman resigns
• Attorney seeks venue change in murder case
• Council OKs rezoning issue
• Peace sworn in for new term
• Pair stable after crash
• Commissioners approve tank sale
• Man dies of gunshot wound
• Woman stable after boating incident
• Frosty confections
• Narcotics probe leads to arrest
• Law enforcement combines resources for drug investigation
• Petition filed to empanel grand jury
• Smith files injunction with tribe’s high court
• Boards meet, tie up FY loose ends
• Baker wins CN recount by 266
• Legends at Dusk
• Council to mull sales tax agreement
• Law enforcement stepping up efforts
• ATF warns against illegal explosives
• Official: River prime for floating
• Recount: Baker wins by 266 votes
• Election in flux
• Six meth labs seized in sweep
• Charges declined in probe of CCDC
• Squirrel blamed for power outage
• Reward offered for missing NSU student
• Man arrested for sexual assault
• Report: CN Supreme Court tells election commission to give up documents
• Healthy perspective
• Baker files for emergency injunction
• Salary increases top county ‘wish lists’
• River monster
• Winner declared
• Anadarko resident accused of assault, stabbing
• Woman charged with abuse
• Pair injured in motorcycle crash
• CN Election Commission names Smith winner of chief's race
• Claim filed against CCDC
• Officials break ground for new fire station
• Man charged with sexual battery
• Bond set for man charged with assault
• Baker wins chief race
• Important notice about CN election material
• Herbal heaven
• Accused robber arrested again
• Fugitive pleads guilty to having gun in possession
• Sex offender picked up for failing to register
• Read around the world
• Man gets 10 years for hitting cruiser
• Area man charged for failure to register as sex offender
• Local author publishes her first novel
• Baking in the Big Easy
• OSRC facing $125K shortfall
• Goodwin gets 15 years for manslaughter
• Woman hit with multiple forgery counts
• Wilson says he’ll fight ‘unconstitutional’ law
• Study: Health trends in Cherokee County compare negatively
• Cherokee stories
• River claims fourth drowning victim
• Charges filed against trio for cooking meth
• Minor policy changes eyed for high school
• City councilors approve budget
• Officials to celebrate ‘topping out’ ceremony
• Commissioners name Minor to board
• Park Hill woman injured in crash
• Council corrects legislative record
• An Ercoup coup
• Barnes recommended for parole
• LREC lineman injured on duty
• Spears joins TPWA board
• Three arrested for drug infractions
• TPS to consider four resignations
• A walk in the park
• Goodwin pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Officials briefed on disaster assistance
• Man arrested in assault case
• Severe thunderstorm rolls through county
• Candidates spending from war chests in 11th hour
• Here’s to his health
• Felon hit with new firearms charges
• Tahlequah economy looking up
• Several new businesses open
• Jail authority OK’s payment of workers’ comp insurance
• Prime pet projects
• Female drowning victim recovered
• Local man returned after arrest in California
• Man admits he gave OHP trooper fake identification
• Commissioners to meet today
• Adjustment board OKs appeal
• Rally ‘round the flag
• TCH prepares for possible tornado
• Hulbert PD to install tracking cameras
• Arts on the Avenue
• TPS administrator contracts OK’d
• Prosecutor responds to motion in first-degree murder case
• Two convicted murderers up for parole
• Local duo invents martial arts device
• Warrant issued for assault at river
• Grand View interviewing candidates for top slot
• More online goverment records mulled
• Strategic plan looks decade ahead
• Man to face trial for home invasion
• City council mulling pseudoephedrine ordinance
• Summer sizzle
• Wilson wants ‘fair play’ in redistricting
• Administrator posts under microscope
• Prosecutors respond to motion to dismiss murder case
• Warrant issued for woman in fraud case
• Dancing through time
• Third drowning victim recovered
• Council OKs plat for new school
• Compounding provides tailor-made relief
• County to get new tractor, brush cutter
• Cultural journey
• Recordings requested in murder case
• Man charged in shooting out on bond
• Local sex offender jailed for warrants
• Man stable after motorcycle crash
• Lawmaker says policies hurting growth
• 1890s, Cherokee style
• Malenski pleads not guilty to arson
• Officials locate drowning victim
• NSU's Betz moving to UCO
• ODOT seeks permission to repair flood damage along S.H. 10
• Good old golden rule days
• Manslaughter case gets new court date
• Man to be tried for using car without permission
• School insurance rate hike expected
• Administrator asks OSBI to look into ‘use of force’ incident at county jail
• Hulbert woman critical after crash
• Unemployment rate drops
• Locals work to kick habit
• New mayor presents first budget
• Two drown in Illinois River over weekend
• Second drug disposal box set up
• Bench project suggestions
• Price to head up Grand View band program
• Two men facing felony counts
• Three appear before parole board
• City officials: No problem with using tax funds for fire station
• Area man racks up more prison time
• Recalling the fallen
• Pair nabbed for armed robbery
• Ex-wildland firefighter charged with 112 felonies
• County part of federal disaster declaration
• Woman reported missing turns up
• Continuance denied in Butcher murder case
• Senior reflections
• Police hunting laundry robbers
• Accused killer wants autopsy photos nixed for jury trial
• Deputies seek help in locating missing woman
• Mayor seeking input on benches
• Five plead guilty in methamphetamine case
• Two sentenced on gun charges
• Two charged in separate cases
• Storm causes outages
• Witness issue arises in murder case
• Flooding may put damper on river, lake holiday plans
• VFW 3707 continues to battle graffiti
• Relief efforts continue
• Keetoowahs can place land into trust
• Sales tax collections up in Tahlequah, Hulbert and county
• Woman’s home a total loss
• 116 dead, number expected to climb
• Locals pitch in to help relief efforts
• Committee asked to gather feedback
• Devastation from tornado
• The bounty of spring
• Man to be sentenced on drug charges
• TPD participating in ‘Click It or Ticket’ program
• Man facing additional charges
• Cultural connection
• Wagoner woman hit with harboring fugitive charge
• Trash collection moves to earlier time
• Sheriff's Beat - Man arrested on narcotics charge
• Man tries hiding to escape deputies
• A moment in time
• Two men up on drug charges
• County man charged with chicken theft
• Hulbert man gets prison for firearms
• Industrial Authority adopts new budget
• Jail population still topping 100
• Fisher hopes prescription medication disposal will help stop ‘pharm parties’
• A love for leather
• Former wildland firefighter to return to court
• Illegal alien sentenced after re-entry
• Ercoupe owners to gather here for convention
• Couple files suit against chiropractors
• Breathe easy
• Weston sworn in
• Forestry firefighter charged with arson
• Tribe OK’s amendment
• Local pair arrested; man hit with new charges for drugs
• Commissioners table action on two bids
• Woman critical after motorcycle crash
• Term limits, housing topic of debate
• Crazy for canines
• TPWA board approves rate increases
• Two jailed in connection with theft
• Prosecutors file forfeiture actions Friday
• Woman files suit against Hastings Hospital, doctor
• Hulbert officials tout growth
• Answering the call
• Seven snared in drug probe
• Vandals strike TPS bus fleet; flat tires leave kids stranded
• CN chief candidates raise six-figure funds
• Outstanding warrants land three in jail
• FEMA rep tours flood-damaged sites
• HPS hits speedbump on road to FEMA grant
• City Council candidates answer questions
• Fun at the library
• Senate embroiled in redistricting debate
• TPS board lays off 12 teachers for 2011
• Stilwell youth sentenced in stabbing death
• Man gets three life sentences for kidnapping, assault
• Strawberry Festival to sweeten weekend
• Alcohol blamed for motorcycle crash
• Hulbert man charged
• Prepping the pool
• Woman charged for drugs, eluding officer
• Park Hill man charged with sexual battery
• Alleged child sex abuser to appear in court
• The mechanics of repair
• Begay charged with child sex abuse
• Flood waters finally subsiding
• TPS officials wondering about job uncertainty
• TCH sets record in surgeries
• Ritchie on Hulbert School Board
• Local man faces several counts
• Remembering Mom
• LREC adds security deposits for late-payers
• Hulbert man faces domestic abuse charge
• Legislators question ‘social promotion’ bill’s impact
• Tax receipts up for county, Tahlequah, down for Hulbert
• Ready to relay
• Trust is key to success of anti-bullying effort at TMS
• Different spokes
• Goodwin nixes trial for manslaughter
• Officials begin assessment of damage from floods
• County inmate denied parole
• Panel makes detention center payment
• The spices of life
• Flooding raises new worries for residents
• District 27 cold cases to get fresh look from investigator
• Pair arrested in narcotics probe
• Taking the oath
• Sentencing set in porn case
• Administrator: Traffic light action now depends on state officials
• River levels climb
• Commissioners seeking disaster relief
• A festive mood
• Deputies nab Wagoner escapee
• Potts jailed after standoff near Hulbert
• Molestation trial ends in hung jury
• Pair of LREC trustees re-elected at meeting
• Water levels remain high at Lake Tenkiller
• Two area men hit with felony charges
• Life as inspiration
• Testimony resumes in Rutherford molestation trial today
• Preparing for the next onslaught
• Flooding still a concern
• Moving downstream
• Day pleads to embezzlement
• Testimony begins in Rutherford jury trial
• Jobless rate dips in March
• Fighting the flood
• Property owners left reeling
• Bridge’s structural integrity worries officials
• Hooper acquitted on felony counts
• Man arrested for child abuse, wife for shooting at him and young victim
• Rain batters area
• Locals weigh in on crisis’ effects
• Testimony begins in child sodomy case
• Sallisaw man enters ‘blind plea’ to charges
• Honoring Earth Day
• Becky Felts, former OEA president and local educator, dies
• ABLE training aids front-line employees
• Hoopla over weaving
• Woman charged with child-stealing
• Area man pleads guilty to assault
• Local man pleads to firearms charge
• Hulbert ‘Sticker Shock’
• Area float operator in trouble for failure to file tax reports
• Protectors honored on bombing anniversary
• Around the County
• Trust authority approves hiring secretary
• Sticking around for the fun
• OSRC facing $130K shortfall
• Second alleged burglar caught
• Barresi tells schools of $500K cut in flex benefits
• Warrant issued for man who failed to appear in court
• Former reserve marshal pleads guilty
• Council bids farewell to Purdy helm
• Board approves convention for Ercoupe club
• What a waste!
• Four snared in narcotics probe
• Man dies after being crushed by tractor
• Council OKs hiring four park workers
• Commissioners to pursue block grant for wastewater upgrade
• Walking the walk
• Hamby jailed in connection with theft
• Prosecutors file brief in first-degree murder case
• TPWA pushes forward on rate changes
• Commissioners to mull burn ban
• That’s the way it rolls
• Man gets seven years on drug charges
• Panel talks focus on elementary school status
• Judge denies motion to dismiss Farmer suit
• Lending a hand
• Police seize cache of marijuana
• Parole denied for Roger Lee Porter in Medlock case
• Sales tax collections up in Tahlequah, down in Hulbert
• Keeping it clean
• Attorney: Exclude ‘improper opinion’
• Goodsell’s contract in step with state norm
• Goodsell’s contract extended
• Thompson removed by HPS board, seat remains vacant
• Wade faces hearing on murder charges
• Tribe gets $15M budget boost
• Official: River fine, despite lack of rain
• Man gets three years for drugs
• Local man faces possession charge
• Hospital nears approval on new procedure
• Hippity-hoppin’ along
• Documents ordered in murder case
• TPS board to discuss Goodsell’s contract
• Pair charged in meth lab fire bound over for trial
• State law: Thompson’s HPS board seat must be vacated
• Goodsell to present new pre-k idea
• Strumming strings
• Local man to be tried for robbery
• Officials charge area man with intimidating witness
• TPWA to halt same-day reconnections
• Jobless picture a bit gloomier
• All STIRred up
• Judge: Murder case evidence will stand
• Oklahomans in general not in good health
• Man accused of lewd acts pleads to reduced charge
• One man faces trial for meth lab; another case dropped
• Nichols is mayor
• Woman faces charges for prescription forgeries
• Sex offender arrested for not registering
• Medication blamed for woman’s crash
• Making the grade
• Judge orders woman held on charges
• County OKs contract renewal
• Area woman stable after crash
• Protecting pets from pests
• Legislators: Cuts likely on core services
• Man found dead in wooded area
• Goodsell pushes for budget information
• Spring into fashion
• Day’s court appearance postponed
• Business owners to discuss agreement on suit
• Their tribute, at last
• Cooper gets 10 years suspended
• Three people hit with drug charges
• Constant connection
• Man charged with first-degree rape
• Truck pursuit leads to crash, arrest
• Man charged with assault, battery on officer
• Faire appraisals
• Officials: IRS agent legitimate
• TPS in a ‘predicament’
• Panelists complain superintendent’s wife scolded them for ‘negativity’
• Local man jailed for meth lab, marijuana
• Tulsa man poses as IRS agent, asks for payment
• Expo highlights local businesses
• Gone fishin’
• One accused burglar picked off, another being sought
• Heritage Elementary walls going up
• Area man found guilty of proposals to a child
• Man pleads to federal charge
• SWAT kicks butts
• Business owners clash over expansion project
• Charges filed against woman
• Gideon VFD using new system
• Learning the language is their goal
• Accused killer pleads not guilty
• Former deputy marshal indicted
• Man headed to court on separate sexual assault charges
• Studying stitches
• Man bound over for murder trial
• City moves ahead on solid waste transfer station
• TCH ranks low for MRSA infections
• Commissioners OK lease with DEQ
• Alcohol blamed for area car crash
• Expo marks the spot
• Oktaha man charged with murder
• Drug, assault convict faces gun charges
• Panel to focus on new school, and modular TMS buildings
• Cherokee Nation voter registration deadline nearing
• Lean and green
• Man arrested in shooting death
• Man charged with drug possession
• Tribal citizens may qualify for portion of trust settlement
• Stilwell man dies in S.H. 59 crash
• Homegrown heaven
• Suspect sought in fatal shooting
• Three locals indicted in Muskogee by grand jury
• Arraignment set for Broken Arrow woman on drug, DUI charges
• Jail authority OK’s copier, hears report
• Yearning for Red Fern
• Cuts to begin with administration
• Hearing in arson, drug case delayed
• Man nabbed in Muskogee on robbery charge
• Hulbert school board approves settlement with Arvest
• Fuel sales improve at airport
• TPWA service expansion
• Top administrators leaving Keys
• Two men targets of drug charges
• Plea agreement gives man weekend stint
• Charges of rape and sodomy dropped due to DNA evidence
• Special elections to fill empty council seats
• Man charged with child endangerment, DUI, other counts
• Hitting the bull’s-eye
• Man sentenced on firearms charge
• Local man jailed for sexual assault
• Hulbert council discusses meter issues
• TPWA board mulls water rate changes
• Woman injured in parking lot
• No charges filed in Moore case
• Precious gift of life
• Local man to serve four years in prison
• Area man pleads to firearms charge
• French hit with gun, drug charges
• Cottrell to run for tribal council seat
• Sentence handed down in abuse case
• Wagoner man headed to federal prison
• CN filing period closes
• Whole-hog fundraising
• Man facing prison for probation violation
• Local man charged in stolen property incident
• Complaints about intersection continue
• Three file for deputy chief post
• From ‘Tuna’ to Tahlequah
• Home invasion suspects plead not guilty
• TPS eyes budget shortfall
• Bigbys argue building is sound
• Vance to run for tribal council seat in District 1
• Tribe opens candidate filing period
• City inspector resigning post
• Crossing party lines
• Man to be arraigned for burglaries
• HPS board rescinds call for bond issue
• Hulbert woman pleads guilty to mail crime
• Wilson: Public education ‘being dismantled’
• Man accused of assaulting son, wife
• Pilot uninjured in area plane crash
• Commissioners give nod to HPS grant app
• Man stable after crash
• Promoting women
• Task force snares sex offender
• New charge leveled in abuse case
• Catoosa man hit with burglary, robbery charges
• Glory-Jordan announces re-election bid
• Couple files claims against water district
• Man charged with indecent exposure
• Narcotics probe leads to arrest of local man
• Sousa in March
• Competency hearing ordered for Wade
• Area youth charged with murder to appear before judge
• Power line ‘vandals’ still at large
• Inmate population continues to grow
• Cheery disposition
• Hulbert man sentenced for drugs, guns
• Equipment taken by employee recovered
• Former deputy from Arkansas to face rape charges there
• Stover to run for tribal council seat
• Free again at Grand View
• Collection agency to pursue unpaid fines
• Man pleads no contest to multiple charges
• Fort Gibson man charged with cruelty to animals
• Parole for two area men denied
• Prepping to plant
• Former Arkansas deputy nabbed in manhunt
• Woman awarded $175K in damages
• Jury acquits man in canoe paddle case
• Spring spruce-up
• Fears won’t have to see therapist
• Arraignment set in sex abuse case
• Area drenched by sudden squall
• School bracing for cut budget
• Man acquitted of animal cruelty
• Man acquitted of animal cruelty
• School bracing for cut budget
• Walkingstick to run for CN council
• Competency hearing ordered for Wade
• Warrants issued in child support cases
• Fires near county line were set
• Park Hill man critical after hit by own vehicle
• Burglaries tied to drug ring
• Teacher shares grace of lace
• OSRC off hit list, for now
• Two drivers hurt in crash near Hulbert
• Commissioners take checks in lieu of taxes
• Hulbert woman hurt in crash on bypass
• Good libations
• School board member ejected from ballgame
• Tahlequah man dies in ATV crash
• Tahlequah man critical after Saturday roll-over
• Palatable perks
• Light mulled for dangerous intersection
• Area man pleads to meth charge
• Hulbert man pleads guilty to federal firearm count
• TPD officers earn Buckledown Awards
• Area sales tax collections dip
• To ‘Save a Senior’
• Purchase order shows TPS bought tickets
• Local residents, officials voice concerns for OSRC’s future
• Man scooped up on drug charges
• Hulbert man pleads in firearms case
• Board approves setback exception
• Probation ordered in kidnapping case
• Felon sentenced on firearms charge
• Tools of the trades
• TPS expenditures raise eyebrows
• Hulbert man pleads for not registering as sex offender
• Man accused of abusing teenage boy
• Iron to run for CN Tribal Council seat
• Jail inmate count at 115 this week
• Stilwell man arrested for failure to appear in court
• If memory serves
• Appellate court eyes decision in 2007 trial for Smallen
• Wilkins: Hulbert school finances look ‘reasonably OK’
• Fallin plan sounds 'death knell' for OSRC
• Weather forces schools to recalibrate calendars
• Fire at Harvey’s Tire
• Panel eyes hefty pay hikes for Cherokee councilors
• TCH board adds trust incentive for CEO
• Winter storm means three more days for TPS students
• Man to be arraigned on robbery charge
• Man headed to court on reduced charges
• Everlasting love
• TPWA to double residential deposit fees
• Man charged with murder to appear in court Feb. 24
• Judge denies ball player’s review request
• Hulbert library re-opens
• Ten more inches
• Prosecutors go after cash seized in drug bust
• Two serving life sentences up for parole
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• Enlow, Nichols in runoff
• Keys bond passes; Pinson gives Cottrill the boot in I-35
• Reward offered for information on home invasion
• Concerns over snow, ice on roof prompt Hulbert library closure
• Pair charged in wake of purse theft
• ELECTION RESULTS: Mayor's race, school boards, etc.
• A little frozen fun
• More snow predicted for area
• Council accepts NOPFA donation
• Officials: Body had gunshot wound
• County courthouse to get security update
• Witness to history
• Second snowstorm blankets city
• Area man charged in meth lab bust
• Officials make final push for bond issue
• Body was exposed to elements
• Police recover stolen vehicle
• Closings, road conditions, etc.
• It’s still below zero
• More snow in the forecast
• Intruders break into house, threaten family
• Death of man under investigation
• Hearts, flowers and a steak dinner?
• Board OK’s new duplex project
• WINTER-WEATHER CLOSINGS, ROAD CONDITIONS
• Digging their way out
• Three area men bound over for trial on murder charges
• County deals with with blizzard fallout
• Record-breaking winter
• Take precautions when getting around
• Area men hit with firearms charges
• Area inmates denied parole
• Tahlequah and Hulbert post increases in sales tax returns; county figures also up
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• School closings, road conditions
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• WINTER-WEATHER: Closings and road conditions
• In the driver’s seat
• Worst storm of season expected
• Reports took focus off real issue: schools
• What is a Cherokee?
• Trio accused of robbing local man
• Apartment residents upset over bed bugs
• Chief signs on to fight for athlete’s eligibility
• Area man convicted of kidnapping, assault
• Education board meeting turns testy, loud
• Addressing Issues
• Authorities find ‘shake-and-bake’ lab
• Area men plead guilty to federal charges Thursday
• Business Expo to take the stage
• NSU health official addresses scabies concern
• A manner of speaking
• New ADAs headed for courtroom
• Area sex offender nailed for failure to register
• Court clerk’s office tightening its belt
• Freedmen respond to Cherokee Nation appeal
• Judge to rule on concealing stolen property case
• Area woman hurt in crash
• Mentoring ‘gives life’
• State shuttering mental health center
• Tribe files appeal in Freedmen decision
• Teen held without bond in stabbing
• THS student charged with three felonies
• Cutting-edge cure
• Stilwell teen arrested in homicide probe
• Area convict charged with firearms possession
• Wine-tasting booth OK’d for festival
• Healthy choices
• HPS being sued for Lost City debt
• Crash leaves several injured
• Man reported missing returns
• Winter drops in for visit
• Four snared on drug charges
• Hearing reset for March for accused murderer
• Missing local man sought
• THIS JUST IN THURSDAY NIGHT!
• Roads slick as snow continues
• Investigators snag two-for-one in Hulbert
• Hearing on murder case motions reset
• CCDC population holds steady at 121
• Tracing tribal heritage through DNA questioned
• City election forum
• Jolliff pleads guilty to gun charge
• Hood says proposed Keys bond issue won’t raise taxes
• Insurance rep to speak to county employees
• Man accused of money scam
• Giving en masse
• Stilwell man charged with murder
• TCH to make investment to secure share of Medicaid federal funds
• Haley brings media savvy to main street
• Local woman treated for injuries after crash near Westville
• Hitting it big
• Attorney wants murder charge dropped
• Longtime local adjudicator, Bill Bliss, dies at 72
• Tahlequah woman gets five months for embezzlement
• Bond set for man in stolen property case
• TPWA deposit increase back on the table
• Cherokee Freedmen regain citizenship
• Meter installation may cause Hulbert service interruption
• Redrawing the map
• Pair charged with felony drug possession
• Area men indicted on drug charges
• Twice as nice
• House fire leaves six homeless
• Local man charged with lewd molestation, shooting at dwelling
• Fort Gibson attractive to parents
• Pair charged with harboring fugitive
• Illegal alien sentenced in federal court
• Going off-campus
• Area man charged with kidnapping
• Local man hit with multiple felony charges
• Harsh temps on tap for area
• Sidewalk project linking city parks progressing
• Wilkins to continue superintendent role at Hulbert
• Election contributions scrutinized
• A place in history
• Winter weather blankets Tahlequah
• Hulbert voters to decide on bond issue
• Judge OKs Young to play
• Event nets dated technology
• Man posts bond on lewd acts charge
• Man stable after crash
• Fallin sworn is as first Oklahoma female governor
• Authors in training
• Man charged with first-degree murder
• A Tahlequah man faces the possible revocation of a pair of suspended 10-year sentences.
• Woman due in court on assault charges
• TDP plans self-defense class for TPS women
• Hulbert high-tech
• Equipment failure causes bill spike
• Local man charged with exploiting his mother
• EPA, others analyzing watershed data
• Woman gets two years for assault
• Local woman charged with contempt of court
• Booming business
• Man uses dog in bid to resist arrest
• Man accused in fatal shooting posts $150K bond
• Man arrested after stolen truck recovery
• Restaurants fare well in inspections
• Jail houses 153 over holiday
• It’s time to get fit
• Local pair scooped up on drug charges
• Integrity, honesty good mayor traits
• City code enforcement, inspection log busy year
• Street crews busy with many projects
• Crime tops list of most-read stories on Tahlequah Press website in 2010
• Local elected officials sworn in
• Council OKs planning director
• Mother fights ineligibility ruling for SHS basketballer
• Man pleads guilty to separate charges
• Locust Grove teen in fair condition in wake of area crash
• Hubbard to chair county commission again
• Poverty on the rise
• Storm blamed for three area deaths
• Officials say plea based on evidence
• Area man charged with utility tampering
• Protecting against Old Man Winter
• Hulbert woman injured in crash
• A fresh start for 2011
• DA to mull reports in standoff
• Man pleads guilty to public intox
• Woman stable after area crash
• Pair charged in meth lab fire
• Sales tax receipts down in December
• Layers of fashion
• Several inmates denied parole
• Patrols to be stepped up New Year’s Eve
• DA-elect Kuester to be sworn in
• Vian woman injured in crash Monday
• Sheriff's Beat - Assaults reported
• Woman stable after area crash
• Downing project begins Jan. 3
• Main Street Association getting new director, new digs
• Tribal council passes redistricting plan
• Farewell, Echota house
• Board blamed for agency’s woes
• Local man nabbed in task force drug bust
• Warrants issued for child support
• Family celebrations
• Local man faces larceny charges
• Congressional representation to stay the same
• Many counties seeing spike in poverty levels
• Trimming the table
• Local flasher headed back to prison
• Hulbert man accused of kidnapping
• Revocation hearing results in prison term
• Council strikes plat compromise
• Commissioners approve ODOT bridge construction
• Man dies in weekend crash
• Pushing for a record
• Community Action Foundation collapses
• Bond to stay the same in murder case
• Man facing new charges for burglary, public drunk
• Human resources job added at TPWA
• Court date set in drug case
• Man injured in airport accident
• New 911 director up to challenge
• Former coach will not withdraw plea
• Local man hit with charges of domestic abuse, robbery
• All they want for Christmas is...
• Judge tosses defendants from Josiah Stone suit
• Two area men jailed after alleged assault
• For whom the bells toll
• ‘Christmas’ by any other name?
• Traffic stop nets arrests, meth lab
• Hearing for former TPWA official delayed
• Deputy chief stable after heart attack
• Tribal Council approves budget increase
• Murrell Home goes merry
• Assault prompts four felony counts
• Former TPWA super due in court
• Despite reports elsewhere, officials say local smoking ordinance enforceable
• Safe Kids members vote to disband
• HPS officials want score improvement
• Soldier delves into native heritage
• Horsechief pleads to molestation
• A visit with Santa
• Johnson seeking evidence suppression
• Horsechief gets 10 years for rape
• Local man hit with felony abuse charge
• TCH planning coffee cafe with amenities
• Remediation key to success
• Spirit of support
• Council to mull charter report
• Hulbert town officials talk shelter safety
• Man injured in area crash
• Forfeiture sought in three drug cases
• Officials suspect meth lab caused fire
• Patrons question I-35 elementary switchover rumor
• Former coach wants to withdraw plea
• Cottrill seeks re-election to TPS board
• Felon racks up more charges
• Berry nurseries sold
• Commissioners OK truck buy
• Heartfelt giving
• Grand jury indicts three from area
• Three-way race slated for city mayor election
• Six win school board seats; five races set
• As migrant and seasonal workers at local nurseries gear up for the agricultural season, some may face concerns about the education of their children.
• Langston acquitted in assault case
• A tarnished treasure
• Task force busts three for drugs
• School board races heat up
• Turney announces bid for re-election
• Around the County
• Jobless rate drops in Cherokee County
• Christmas past
• Rape count dismissed, refiled as assault
• Hulbert board may decide on bond issue next year
• Nichols anounces mayoral candidacy
• Tribe breaks ground on Ross Museum
• Woman sentenced on firearms charge
• Illegal alien pleads guilty to sneaking back into country
• Fort Gibson man pleads guilty to gun possession
• Visualizing peace
• Man pleads in negligent homicide case
• Local man charged with rape, assault
• Man charged with lewd, indecent acts
• Pointing toward Wild Cat
• Man arrested in hay-mower theft
• Man charged with rape of girl, 13
• Atoka man hit with several charges in wake of chase
• Park bench placement confuses residents
• Hulbert patrons to discuss future of school facilities
• Tahlequah lights up
• Task force snares robbery suspect
• Woman pulls gun, thwarts kidnapper
• Man gets probation for growing pot plant
• Smallen first-degree murder trial put on hold
• Shopping bonanza
• Sally Ross, Tahlequah’s first female mayor, dies
• Winter weather wends way into Cherokee County
• Sales tax receipts up from last year
• Several area inmates denied parole
• Mayes County man dies in area crash
• Beyond the flesh
• Judge to rule if probation violated
• Man hit with drug charges near campus
• Shop Tahlequah First! starts today
• Holiday memories
• Area legislators look toward 2011 session
• Task force nabs gun, meth lab
• Purdy says he won’t run again for mayor
• Domestic dispute leads to arrest of local couple
• Safety a priority for holidays
• Winter pet projects
• Man sentenced on firearms charges
• Grant funding gives tribe $3.5M boost
• Local prosecutor takes another job
• Board approves bids for TMAC parking lot
• Making the meal
• Murder charge against area man dropped
• Tax statements to be mailed soon
• Commissioners OK road improvements
• Silver alert issued for Sallisaw woman
• Going on pointe
• Task force seizes drugs, firearms
• Man jailed for sexual assault, kidnapping
• Illegal alien pleads to charges
• Man pleads guilty to firearms charges
• Area man charged with embezzlement
• Driver freed from overturned truck
• City officials balk on sales tax issue
• Local man busted with 2 kilos of cocaine in Texas
• Eastham to be tried for witness intimidation
• Boy killed in crash near Locust Grove
• More new businesses opening in town
• Jail board OK’s pact with tribe
• Two area men indicted by federal grand jury
• School eyes new tax
• Recycling event pulls in tons of material
• Time for tea rings
• Smallen hit with more felonies
• Warrant issued for Hembree
• Glory to retire as court clerk
• Officials to mull light at intersection
• TPWA board approves audit
• Crafting the holidays
• Felony charges filed in marijuana bust
• A hero’s welcome
• Feds give OK for Cherokee gaming facility on trust land
• DA says death penalty may be sought in murder case
• Potential bond issue topic of Hulbert meeting
• STIR to Fallin: Consider poultry study
• Dover facing revocation after new DUI
• Third person charged in car burglaries
• Saluting service
• Recycling event will aid local charity
• Residents warned of potential mail scam
• Man gets 33 months for federal firearms charges
• Mock disaster
• Man injured in crash
• Farmer, Hamner file lawsuit against city
• Hospital audit report encouraging
• Fundraising eyed for TPS seniors
• HPS bond issue discussed
• Johnson bound over on murder charge
• Charges filed in RWD probe
• Angel tree time
• Residents weigh in on road project
• Area man sentenced for giving steroids to youth
• A biblical brew
• Emergency services drill set for Tuesday at NSU
• Don’t forget to ‘fall back’
• Former coach gets probation
• Judge says man violated probation
• Three women, one land
• Street Department crews busy with city projects
• Jail population sits at just under 100
• Home for some, worry for others
• Court date set for man charged with pot distribtion
• Celebrating stories
• Businessman plans to go before council to protest tree removal
• Man hit with stolen property charges
• Adjustment board denies sign appeal
• Preserving history through oral tradition
• Brown re-elected
• Charter review panel goes over final report draft
• Council votes to demolish house
• Judge says takeover of authority not his issue
• Two UKB races headed for runoffs
• HPS super pushes for change
• AuthorFest a literary treasure
• Around the County
• Removal of tree ires local businessman
• Council to consider election resolution
• Loyal companions
• Man jailed in burglary
• OHP: Man dies after jumping from moving vehicle
• Deckard pleads guilty to federal charges
• Authorities seize $20K in marijuana
• Report on RWD turned over to DA
• Fall familiarity
• Local man picked up on robbery, rape charges
• Fourth arrest made in burglary ring
• A good cup of joe
• Sales tax returns up in Tahlequah
• Hearings set for two former TPWA officials
• UKB voters go to the polls Nov. 1
• Work on TPWA pipeline continues
• Two Cherokee County inmates denied parole
• Man on probation faces new charges after arrest
• Authorities bust up burglary ring
• Exceeding expectations
• Missing teenager found dead
• Vandals strike with spray-paint
• Officials search for answers in assault case
• Eyewitness to shooting takes stand
• Life on the road
• Area bus drivers report passing incidents
• Hembree pleads to lesser charge
• Historical specters
• Elks honor law enforcement
• Man has suspended sentenced revoked, headed to prison
• Convicted burglar plans appeal
• Ghoulish garb
• CCGBA board meets, hears report
• Area crash claims life
• Sidewalk crews leave Hulbert job unfinished
• Pair charged with drug manufacturing
• Support for military
• Bond set for local man in meth case
• Woman hit with drug, firearms charges
• Man sentenced in dog-fighting case
• Charter group votes on positions
• Primo pumpkins
• Man’s body sent to ME’s office
• Commissioners OK road project resolutions
• Council approves surveying, engineering agreement
• A jazzy future
• TPWA discusses waste water treatment plant
• Charges filed against area man, wife
• OSBI probing missing money at RWD
• Clean and green
• Man accused of choking woman, preventing 911 call
• Hulbert man charged for fleeing deputies
• Argument gets physical in front of infant
• Hulbert employees score raises
• Peachy predicament
• Quake felt by some county residents
• Tribal election proposal resurfaces
• Scares galore
• Area women injured in crash near Salina
• Man accused of spitting on cop, breaking window
• On getting a pet
• Council approves seat designations
• TCH notes busy month
• Patron says administration, board should back teachers
• Community to HPS: Build new facilities
• Truck overturned, left in county ditch
• Two charged with burglaries on river
• Man to face bogus check charges
• Former local attorney pleads no contest to embezzling
• Dog banned from city after biting young girl
• U.S. attorney leaving office
• As the spirits ‘flo’
• Warrant issued in shooting case
• Decking the walls
• Sales tax collections rise in Tahlequah
• Preliminary hearing set for three in connection with killing
• Keys Elementary parents say they want their own coaches for students
• Forfeiture actions filed in connection with seizure of 1,000 pounds of pot
• Park Hill man hurt in single-vehicle crash
• County aims to take over Cookson airport
• Woman acquitted of murdering husband
• Man drowns trying to aid fiancée
• Posted: No tobacco
• Hulbert parade route changed
• Area man pleads to firearms charges
• Absenteeism delays charter panel votes
• Break-in at NSU stadium spurs charges
• Failed drug test lands man in trouble
• Proposals could affect outcome of CN election
• Commissioners adopt grant resolution
• Council OK's costly change in split vote
• Hulbert school eyes facility repairs, renovations
• Area man pleads to firearms charges
• Local felon indicted on firearms charges
• Runestone cowboys
• Cherokee County Health Department hosts flu vaccine clinic
• Civil forfeiture filed on seized property
• Deputies arrest woman on forgery charge
• Lawyer: Overturn burglary conviction
• Celebrating Keetoowah
• Woman to be charged with lewd acts with minor child
• Bogle sentenced on firearms charge
• A touch of therapy
• Court date set in trafficking case
• Home and hearth
• Area jobless picture improves
• Parole OK’d for local man
• Warrant issued for man charged with intimidation
• Take care when firing up for fall
• Court date set for Day in TPWA graft case
• Jury recommends four life sentences
• ‘Backwoods’ brew
• Man injured in crash
• Area man jailed on federal charges
• Warrant issued in child rape case
• Fading from sight
• Council approves shelter construction
• Deckard may have judgment accelerated
• Gold Star Mothers
• Grand View students’ outdoor recess, PE restored
• Thompson sentenced to 70 months
• Fiber friends share fun
• Grand View School tightens security
• Man pleads to firearms charges
• New trial date to be set for Goodwin
• Man arrested on federal drug charges
• Buckling up baby
• Local woman charged with drug-trafficking
• Council OK’s grant agreement
• Felon gets five years for firearms
• Committee discusses treasurer’s post
• Commissioners OK matching road funds
• Motorcycle crash kills area man
• TCH gets new EMS director
• Man charged with burglary, public drunk
• Serene sanctuaries
• Court dates set for Day, Cooper in TPWA case
• Victim named in shooting
• Bond doubled in murder case
• Going to the dogs
• TPWA initiates merit pay for employees
• Two named in federal indictments
• Driving it home
• Hembree drug charge dismissed
• Victim says no gun was used in assault
• Sparks facing felony charges
• Investigation into shooting continues
• Fair weather ahead
• Female inmate population drops off
• Schools get $1.4M in federal funds
• Judge to decide if Johnson can be held without bond
• Warrant issued for man involved in water company flap
• Algae as energy source?
• TPS: Photo company will give parents original price
• Measure could affect Cherokee election
• Suspended fire chief pleads not guilty
• Johnson faces murder charge in shooting case
• Former TPWA officials hit with 11 counts
• Tip takes 1,000 pounds of pot off the street
• ‘Good Samaritan’ killed on highway
• Man injured in crash
• Ritchie pleads not guilty in assault case
• I-35 board approves Heritage Elementary construction bids
• Residents get peek at proposed city sports complex
• Tribal council passes $588M budget
• Stimulus projects update sidewalks, highway
• Man charged with sixth DUI offense
• Honoring patriotism
• Daily Log
• Man pleads to drug possession charges
• Hulbert councilors table action on raises
• Area man charged with four counts of running roadblocks
• Traffic crash nets $18K in suit
• Area man killed crossing creek
• Sales tax collections rise in Tahlequah
• Mother of man who died in fall from tower files suit
• Jury: Man not guilty of sex crimes
• Get down to business
• Six denied parole
• Cornsilk to run for CN chief
• Testimony to continue in rape trial today
• Charges filed against local man in lumber yard scam
• Catron requests, gets appeal dismissal
• County budget flat for new fiscal year
• Council nixes car lease agreement
• At summer’s end
• Suit against county assessor dismissed
• Committee stalls on elected positions
• Muggings reported in city park
• Jobless picture improves here
• Man charged with four felonies
• Police Beat - Vandalism reported
• Baker to run for Cherokee chief
• Walgreens buys Cox Pharmacy
• Crow pleads guilty to taking $200,000
• Revocation sought for Sanders’ probation
• Swimmer pioneered modern Cherokee Nation
• Area man charged with committing lewd acts
• Healthy competition
• Facing headwinds
• Correction
• Trooper says IRAVFD chief headed to fire when arrested
• Burn ban lifted in Cherokee County
• Smith announces bid for re-election
• Woman stable after area crash
• Appearance set in NSU case
• Inmate population at jail tops 100
• Parents of rape defendant now involved in case
• Smallen murder trial moved to November
• Information surfaces on TPWA probe
• Eastham charged with witness intimidation
• Memories of V-J Day
• Four children taken to shelter
• Man jailed after fleeing police
• Firefighters to fill boots for MDA
• Narcotics probe nets more arrests
• Two men charged separately with rape
• Man due in court on charges of ambulance break-in
• Man charged with eluding cops
• From the exotic East
• Cell customers to get 3G coverage
• Building relationships
• Three charged with drug manufacturing
• IRAVFD fire chief suspended after arrest for APC
• Willis jailed on meth-making charges
• Woman alerts sheriff to ‘prize-winner’ scam
• Local teenager seriously injured in bypass crash
• Fire wreaks havoc
• Council approves project consultants
• NEOHealth to open Hulbert pharmacy
• Charter group eyeing changes for some officials
• Trammel wins runoff
• Woman charged with drug trafficking
• Man arrested for stabbing; other charges filed
• Council mulling police vehicle purchase
• HPS board holds special meeting
• Cause of local man’s death still unknown
• Suspension revocation sought for Sanders
• OSBI probe of detention center concludes
• Flights of fancy
• 'Fest goes out with a bang
• BalloonChase launches Saturday
• BalloonFest begins
• Report filed in robbery, assault case
• Area man hit with burglary charges
• Man charged with robbery by force, fear
• Let’s make a date
• Two headed to court to answer for shooting
• Eversole to step down as TNE adviser
• Local man charged with rape counts
• Probation ordered in horse embezzlement
• NSU student charged with assault of woman, child
• Man dies in early morning trailer fire
• Argument turns deadly, two jailed
• OSRC approves FY2011 budget
• Area man arrested on sexual assault charge
• UKB candidates vying for district rep slots
• Commission OKs right-of-way
• Law enforcement officers take top honors
• Area woman stable after crash near Westville
• TPS: About 40 students in ‘holding pattern’ for enrollment
• Tribal council unites against immigration law in Arizona
• TCH net income sets record
• Man gets five years for meth
• ‘The King’ still holding court
• TPWA board questions communication efforts
• Hulbert trustees approve gas rate change
• Tot talking points
• One killed, others hurt in crash
• Man charged with child endangerment
• Sheriff’s Office, PD receive thousands in forfeiture money
• Separate incidents lead to multiple charges
• Probe targets CN evidence room
• Area pair accused of animal cruelty
• Local man booked for taking pills into CCDC
• Man arrested in Vian for lewd proposals
• Gratitude for generosity
• Man hit with felony pot charges
• Court dismisses Taylor’s appeal
• Hulbert meeting may have violated state law
• Man charged with kidnapping, sexual battery
• Dubious donations
• Time to slow down
• Charges filed against area man
• Woman facing misdemeanor
• Girl involved in area crash dies
• Head injuries focus of Hulbert athlete policy
• Illinois River BalloonFest

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