Henryetta Board of Education aproved adopting a resolution to affirm a lease/purchase agreement for the acquisition of new route buses, an activity bus, a handicap bus and either vans or suburbans dur...

Beggs solidified their district standing with a tough 33-15 loss to Sperry in Week 10. Holding onto their No. 2 spot, the Demons had a hard time making it into the end zone in the second half. Beggs h...

The Knights Wrestling Club competed at the Team Tulsa Veterans Day Classic Saturday with several wrestlers placing in the top of their division. Henryetta sophomore Madi Byroads, far right, earned a g...

The Knights were unable to get their offense moving in the first half against Meeker, leaving them struggling against an early Bulldog lead. Fumbles and penalties in the second quarter helped Meeker e...

The Dragons picked the field clean Friday night against the Porum Panthers, perfecting their regular season record with a 56-0 shutout win. An early 48-point boost in the first quarter immediately put...

People die because "God wants more angels," says Katie, 6. Though some people act like angels and others like the devil, angels are angels and people are people. With the exception of morticians, no o...

Last week I was pleased to join hundreds of other nonprofit leaders at the Sarkeys Foundation Southwest Regional Leadership Forum. This enlightening conference, held in Norman under the direction of f...

Conversioin Ministry Church Conversion Ministryy Church will be having a Fall Revival Monday through Wednesday, Nov. 18-20 starting at 7 p.m. each evening. The theme is “In Times Like These,” scriptur...

Need a passport, but can’t make it to the post office during normal office hours? To ensure U.S. citizens are prepared to travel abroad, the Okmulgee Post Office will hold Passport Fair on Saturday, N...

Okmulgee County Republicans will host their monthly meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m. in the Conference Room in the Student Union on the OSUIT Campus in Okmulgee. Guest speaker will be Susan Br...

WASHINGTON––Ten months after leaving the University of Oklahoma as a professor, President Donald Trump’s top science adviser hosted a research summit at the White House in collaboration with the natio...

I moved toward the altar where the preacher awaited, emotion building in me with each step, a somber excitement stirring. Meanwhile, the giant clergyman with the southern drawl found his own stride. I...

Project H.E.A.R.T. in Henryetta was visited by AirEvac 135 on Tuesday at the senior citizens building. Several seniors and personnel were able to tour the helicopter and visit with the pilot and on-bo...

During the Future Farmers of America (FFA) National Convention recently, the Wilson FFA Chapter was awarded the highest honor in which a local chapter can receive, the National Three Star Gold Emblem ...

Kathy Snyder was recently named Henryetta High School Teacher of the Month for October. She is pictured above as HS Principal Kelly Furer presents her with an award.

Henryetta Lions Club will begin accepting applications for the 2019 Christmas Basket Program on Monday, Nov. 18 and Tuesday, Nov. 19 at the Henryetta Civic Center. Applications will be accepted from 9...

Veterans Day will be observed on Monday, Nov. 11 with area schools hosting programs in their honor. Wilson Public Schools hosted their program yesterday-Thursday and offered a free lunch for all local...

Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) is currently investigating the shooting death of 20-year-old Corben Hunter Jones of Schulter that occurred on Wednesday night at 8:45 p.m. U.S. Marshals obtained an arres...

Henryetta Chamber of Commerce Director Roy Madden was inducted into the Military Rodeo Cowboy (MRC) Hall of Fame in Topeka, Kan. on Oct. 24. A local cowboy, singer and songwriter, Madden was born and ...