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January 28, 2026
Silo pulls away late to defeat Preston

The Preston Lady Pirates opened tournament play with a challenging matchup, falling 56-37 to the Silo Lady Rebels in first-round action.

Preston stayed competitive early, keeping the game within reach through the opening half before Silo used a strong second-half push to pull away.

Silo jumped out early behind steady offensive execution, taking a 12-8 lead at the end of the first quarter. Preston tightened defensively in the second period but struggled to find consistent scoring, as Silo added to its advantage to carry a 24-12 lead into halftime.

Coming out of the break, the Lady Pirates responded with their best offensive stretch of the game, scoring 13 points in the third quarter. However, Silo answered each basket with scoring of its own, extending the margin to 41-25 heading into the final period.

In the fourth quarter, Silo continued to control the pace, closing the game with a 15-point frame while Preston added 12 points but was unable to cut into the deficit, sealing the 56-37 final.

Preston received contributions throughout the lineup, with guards Emma Savage and Mackenzie Trotter helping handle ball pressure, while Bella Byington and Delanie Long provided inside presence. Freshmen Mattie Mangum and Hayden Rider logged key minutes, gaining valuable tournament experience against a physical Silo squad.

— Silo 56, Preston 37

Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Final Silo 12 12 17 15 56 Preston 8 4 13 12 37

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Municipal, bond issues on ballot Tuesday
February 6, 2026
Early voting for Okmulgee County residents wishing to cast ballots in the Feb. 10 Election continues through 6 p.m. at the Okmulgee County Courthouse.On Election Day, which is next Tuesday, Feb. 10, r...
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A Month of Love
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A Month of Love
February 6, 2026
As Valentine’s Day approaches, the Henryetta Chamber of Commerce is inviting residents and visitors alike to celebrate love in a unique and meaningful way - by taking part in a growing community tradi...
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Commissioners weight county fairgrounds improvements
February 6, 2026
Okmulgee County Commissioners opened their Feb. 2 meeting with routine business, but the discussion quickly turned to long-term community investments - ranging from improvements at the county fairgrou...
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Anchor Glass facility hosts state, local officials
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Anchor Glass facility hosts state, local officials
February 6, 2026
The Anchor Glass Container manufacturing facility in Henryetta, which has been operating for almost 100 years and is home to one of the largest glass melting furnaces in the world, recently hosted a v...
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OOCYS records review raises questions
February 6, 2026
In November 2025, The Okmulgee Times first reported on governance concerns surrounding the Okmulgee- Okfuskee County Youth Services (OOCYS) Board following the termination of Executive Director Dr. Sh...
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OCCJA Director responds during winter storm
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OCCJA Director responds during winter storm
February 6, 2026
During a recent winter storm impacting Okmulgee County, county officials and other volunteers were briefed by Okmulgee County Emergency Management as preparations were made to address hazardous condit...
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Remembering Jerry Fink
February 6, 2026
The staff of the Eufaula Indian Journal, McIntosh County Democrat and Cookson Hills Publishing is mourning the loss of a colleague, mentor and friend following the passing of longtime editor Jerry Fin...
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Henryettan pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter
February 6, 2026
The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced that Daeshaun Jared Ickle Cobretti Small, age 22, of Henryetta, entered a guilty plea to one count of a Superseding I...
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Barns Full, Futures Bright
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Barns Full, Futures Bright
February 6, 2026
It’s time once again for one of Okmulgee County’s most anticipated youth events. The 59th Annual Okmulgee County Spring Livestock Show, where Future Farmers of America (FFA) members and 4-H students p...
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Morris Teddy Bear Toss a success
February 6, 2026
Morris Public Schools is expressing its heartfelt gratitude to the community following an overwhelming outpouring of support during the inaugural McKinley McGirt Memorial Teddy Bear Toss, held Friday ...
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Age doesn’t stop Don Cotton
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Age doesn’t stop Don Cotton
February 6, 2026
At 103 years old, VFW member of Post 539 Don Cotton of Henryetta still drives himself to the grocery store, walks on his own and recalls in great detail about his lifetime of memories during the Great...
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