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Edward Jones gets high marks from magazine
The financial services firm Edward Jones was named the No. 2 full-service brokerage firm in the August edition of SmartMoney magazine, according to Sheri Barton, a financial adviser in Muskogee.
CASA volunteer training announced
Training will be offered this month to help abused and/or neglected children in Adair and Cherokee counties More than 500 were found in Adair and Cherokee County District Courts and Cherokee Nation Tribal Court ...
Am Update: Public radio station back on the air
After weeks of dealing with high winds and thunderstorms, KOSU, public radio station, is back on the air in northeastern Oklahoma.
the People Speak: News channel serves as W's mouthpiece
David Gerard's June 8 column about Fox News was right on target. "Fair and balanced," "We report, you decide," Fox is basically the video version of Hate Radio.
Official envisions miniature golf at Love-Hatbox
The Muskogee Parks and Recreation director's latest idea for a new project at Love-Hatbox could be profitable, as well as provide another outlet for fun.
The Muskogee Medical Center Authority board of trustees took the following actions Tuesday: * Approved minutes: regular meeting May 27.
CHECOTAH HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1958 REUNION, June 27, First Baptist Fellowship Hall.
Muskogee County Board of Commissioners at a glance
During its regular meeting Monday, the Muskogee County Board of Commissioners: * Convened a public hearing to consider application for 2008 community development block grant for capital improvement program for ...
Thunderstorms to continue in Oklahoma this morning
Strong thunderstorms moved across the state overnight, causing widespread power outages.
Area grads Gates Millennium scholars
Fourteen area high school graduates, including eight from Sequoyah High School, received Gates Millennium Scholarships through the American Indian Graduate Center.
Oktaha teen wins bronze at youth expo
Kent Stacy of Oktaha FFA exhibited the Bronze Medallion Market Wether Goat with his 93-pound Meat Goat during the 2008 Oklahoma Youth Expo recently at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds in Oklahoma City.
80-year-old woman killed in crash
One person was confirmed dead after a collision between a car and a tractor-trailer rig about 7:42 p.m. Tuesday, said Rebecca Smith, spokesperson for Muskogee County EMS.
P.M. UPDATE: Oktaha announces valedictorian, salutatorian
Top students at Oktaha High School were honored during graduation ceremonies at 7 p.m. May 17 in the high school gymnasium.
BLUE DOME ARTS FESTIVAL , noon to 9 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Blue Dome District, First and Second streets at Elgin and Detroit, Tulsa.
After nearly 40 years, employee of city retires
“I'm sad to go and happy to go. I am scared and excited at the same time.”
Bill Foreman became a city employee 39 years ago and was vehicle maintenance supervisor at the Muskogee Police Department since 1977 - until today. via Muskogee Phoenix
A.M. UPDATE: BFSA knights to celebrate
Ben Franklin Science Academy 6th, 7th and 8th grade knights have planned a celebration for all the hard work they have done this year in service projects. via Muskogee Phoenix
Muskogee teen wins historic mayoral race
“I'm disappointed, but I'm not ashamed of my record”
John Tyler Hammons, a 19-year-old college freshman, made mayoral history Tuesday night after handily defeating a three-time former mayor. via TulsaWorld.com - Local
Voting begins today in mayoral, council races
Muskogee voters will begin casting ballots today in the municipal runoff election that features the mayoral and two ward contests. via Muskogee Phoenix
PM Update: Parenting training available Tuesday
PM UPDATE : Parenting training available Tuesday A free "Pause for Parenting" hour will be held from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday in the conference room at the Muskogee Public Library. via Muskogee Phoenix