Chouteau News

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Chouteau police arrested three people after finding marijuana during a search of their residence Monday.

An estimated 100,000 rock music fans are expected this week at Rocklahoma, a five-day music festival that kicks off in Mayes County on Wednesday.

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Chouteau police were called about a naked man outside McDonald's Saturday night.

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A 37-year-old man accused of raping and sodomizing two young boys will be serving a 35-year sentence in prison.

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We think the mayor's proposed extension of the bond paying for the recreation center to fund $10 million worth of building projects needs some more thought.

Three Mayes County residents were sentenced for their involvement in the Dec. 12, 2007, robbery of Bank of America in Catoosa.

A 37-year-old rural Chouteau man was arrested June 12 for allegedly hitting his ex-girlfriend in the head with a pistol.

As soon as the Louisiana Purchase was completed in 1803, the federal government began to establish its presence in the Three Forks area through Indian agents.

Mayes County Commissioners learned communications problems came with Country Fever in their meeting Monday.

Chouteau trustees approved an emergency management agreement with the county, purchasing a new K-9 container, approved dispatch and jail use agreements with the county during the monthly meeting last week.

The Chouteau-Mazie Board of Education approved hirings, supplemental appropriations for the General Fund and Child Nutrition Fund and several others items at their Thursday, June 5 meeting.

Chouteau trustees heard from a resident concerned with flooding during the monthly meeting Monday.

Salina trustees approved a zoning change and allowing the Salina Business Alliance to utilize city property during upcoming events and hired a librarian at their monthly meeting Tuesday.