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OT Treasure Hunt begins Friday
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July 17, 2024
OT Treasure Hunt begins Friday

Will you get the winning key? The Okmulgee Times Treasure Hunt kicks off this Friday and you could be the winner of a trove of prizes from local merchants, and $500 in cash provided by First Family Federal Credit Union.

On Friday, participants can visit and shop local participating businesses, and while there, collect keys that are in specially marked packages.

Beginning in this Friday’s issue, participating merchant’s advertisements will be marked with a special key symbol.

Then, you can try your key on the treasure chest lock located at the Okmulgee Times, 320 W. 6th Street, beginning Friday, Aug. 2.

The first person to open the chest will win the cash and prizes donated by the local retailers.

Participants may also stop by the Times office and receive one key per day. Participating businesses will distribute keys based on their own individual promotions.

Key attempts beginning Aug. 2 can only be made during regular business hours. Only one key can be attempted at a time.

In addition, the package seal must be unbroken. The package must be opened inside the office in view of a staff member before trying the keys.

If there is a line and you have multiple keys, you may only try one key and then move to the back of the line to attempt your additional keys.

Office hours are Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. and Friday from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m.

If the lock has not been opened by Aug. 21, at 4:30 p.m., a drawing will take place the next day from a list of non-winning key holders.

Contestants must be 18 years or older to play. Chances of winning depend on the total number of keys distributed.

A winner is guaranteed, because if the lock is not opened by a winning key during the promotion, a winner will be drawn from the second-chance drawing entries.

Okmulgee Times and Henryetta Free-Lance employees and their immediate family members are not eligible to win. Participating sponsors may go to another participating business and get keys to play.

Thanks to the following participating businesses:

Beggs

• Beggs General Store — Okmulgee

• Domino’s

• El Avocado’s

• First Family Federal Credit Union

• Five 7 Equipment

• Flowers on Main

• Herbal Cure

• McCoy’s

• The Nail Room

• OCHS Thrift Store

• OK Staudt Jewelers

• Roses & Lace

• Sharpe’s

• Simple Simon’s Pizza

• Windy Chevrolet

• Wonderfully Made Therapy

• YMCA — Henryetta

• First Family Federal Credit Union

• 3 Bears Sales & Rental

Correction: ID for Morris Head Football Coach
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Correction: ID for Morris Head Football Coach
By Patrick Ford 
October 10, 2025
In Wednesday's edition of the Times/Free-Lance, the Morris head football coach was incorrectly named. Jimmy Whitlock is the head coach of the Morris Eagles. We sincerely apologize for the mistake and ...
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Judge weighs injunction in ticketing case
October 10, 2025
A federal judge is considering whether to temporarily stop the City of Henryetta from citing tribal members for traffic violations after a daylong hearing Tuesday in Muskogee.U.S. Magistrate Judge Jas...
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Kilhoffer Honored as Athlete of the Week
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Kilhoffer Honored as Athlete of the Week
October 10, 2025
The Luv Ford Athlete of the Week award was presented this week to Dewar High School junior Peyton Kilhoffer, who is pictured with Dewar Football Coach Matt Ross and Missy Nash of Luv Ford. The Dewar D...
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Dewar Dragons in Homecoming spirit
October 10, 2025
The Dewar Dragons Homecoming Week festivities are underway, with a week filled with fun, unity and community pride. From themed dress-up days to the much-anticipated Homecoming Parade and pep rally, s...
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Henryetta Class of 1975 celebrates 50 years
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Henryetta Class of 1975 celebrates 50 years
October 10, 2025
The spirit of Henryetta High School was on full display last weekend as alumni from across the decades gathered to celebrate Homecoming 2025, highlighted by a milestone reunion for the Class of 1975 -...
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Citywide Cleanup is Oct. 17-18
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Citywide Cleanup is Oct. 17-18
October 10, 2025
The City of Henryetta is rolling up its sleeves once again for a major community cleanup effort while several key infrastructure projects continue making visible progress around town - from road repai...
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10 Years Ago (2015)
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10 Years Ago (2015)
October 10, 2025
• A potentially significant identity theft incident was averted by the prompt actions of Police Chief and pee-wee football coach Steve Norman, his team of students and their parents. During a practice...
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‘Tiger’ screening to spotlight Indigenous artistry, resilience
October 10, 2025
The Indigenous People’s Association invites the community to an inspiring weekend of storytelling, film and culture as Okmulgee prepares to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2025.The festivities begin...
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Grayson Gumbo Fest a Success
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Grayson Gumbo Fest a Success
October 10, 2025
The annual Grayson Gumbo Fest, held Saturday, Oct. 4 in the historic Black town of Grayson, celebrated the community’s unique and often overlooked Cajun heritage. The festival served as a fundraiser a...
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Capturing the Dogs
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Capturing the Dogs
October 10, 2025
A big thanks to Tonya Stretch of Okmulgee Public Schools for capturing all the action both on and off the field for the district. Pictured are some of the photos she took for the Okmulgee Homecoming C...
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Beggs Elementary competes at Bishop Kelley Cross Country Meet
October 10, 2025
Beggs Elementary School runners made their presence felt at the Bishop Kelley Cross Country Meet, putting together a strong showing against some of the best young competitors in the region. With both ...
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