Park Hill News

SHOPPERS and motorists have been warned to expect major disruption in Garstang during the summer as roadworks linked to the new Booths store development begin.

Tahlequah police seized a meth lab from the back of a Park Hill man's truck Wednesday night.

Police say someone smashed a glass window at the Nara Cafe near 49th & Memorial around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday.

A Park Hill contractor was charged this week in Adair County District Court with embezzlement.

TRAIL OF TEARS ART SHOW AND SALE, 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Cherokee Heritage Center, Park Hill, near Tahlequah.

Saving a life could be as simple as opening a box. How, you ask? The Park Hill Oklahoma Home and Community Education Group, has been celebrating OHCE week, winding it up with a "CPR in a box" program at the community building Friday.

Cherokee County sheriff's deputies are looking into an alleged theft of some property from a rural residence.

Indian Territory's early schools were a patchwork system set up by the various tribes and by different mission organizations and churches.

Louise Evans moved to Park Hill from Vinita when she and her husband retired about 10 years ago.

Socia Love was honored and excited to have a graduation reception held in her honor last weekend.

PARK HILL, Okla. The Cherokee Heritage Center will be holding auditions for the summer performance entitled Under the Cherokee Moon on Wednesday, April 1, 2pm - 5pm and Friday, April 3, 5pm - 8 pm.

Northeastern State University's Founder's Day Celebration focused on remembering the past and looking to the future.

The Oklahoma Federation of Indian Women and the Cherokee Nation will host a graduation banquet in honor of 2008 -2009 Miss Indian Oklahoma Socia Love.

A traffic accident at 8 a.m. Monday on Oklahoma 82 at Stone Chapel Road in Cherokee County resulted in three people being admitted to area hospitals.

Residents of a Park Hill mobile home park were told to boil water before use Friday after E. coli was discovered in the water supply.

A vehicle crash with a Cherokee Nation Marshal Service vehicle has prompted a local man to sue the tribe.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Ozarks Electric Cooperative officials said Wednesday they hope to have power restored to all members in the next few days.

* What's a "neologism"? Staff Writer Josh Newton explains. * It seems women have a harder time saying no to food than men.

Tahlequah received much-needed rains Monday and Tuesday, and while residents in some parts of the state were scurrying for cover Tuesday, no warnings were required here.

A Tahlequah woman charged with stealing more than $200,000 from Cornerstone Home Health over a four-year period waived her right to a preliminary hearing this week.