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Slain Minnesota Lawmaker to Lie in State Before Funeral

Tim Walz · Minnesota

Slain Minnesota Lawmaker to Lie in State Before Funeral

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Montgomery Zoo visits Luverne Library

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Montgomery Zoo visits Luverne Library

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By Nate Henderson Continuing its summer reading program, the Luverne Public Library collaborated with the Montgomery Zoo to help teach children about animals during a “Coloring Our World” event held Friday, June 27. Mikenzie Bryan, an education curator assistant with Montgomery Zoo, and zoo volunteer, Jacob Holton, brought a host of animals to the library for the event. Part of their group of animal ambassadors, these animals work to educate peo…See the Story

Roland turns annual festival into fundraiser - Eastern Times Register

Roland turns annual festival into fundraiser - Eastern Times Register

The Roland Chamber of Commerce decided on Saturday to turn their annual Iron Mountain Festival into a fundraiser for local families who were impacted by a tragic fireworks accident in Tuskahoma last week.“In light of the recent tragedy involving our scheduled fireworks crew, this year’s festival, sponsored by Precision Paint Worx, has been reimagined as a community benefit event to support those injured and their families,” the chamber posted to…Read Article

Authorities Seize 656 Pounds of Marijuana when Property Visit Leads to Discovery of Illegal Grow Operation - Sequoyah County Times

A routine property visit led to the discovery of an illegal marijuana grow operation in the Marble City/Dwight Mission area last week, resulting in the seizure of over 650 pounds of processed marijuana, authorities said.Marijuana · Sallisaw See the Story

Cherokee Nation presents AEDs to rural fire departments, others - Sequoyah County Times

Cherokee Nation on Monday presented automated external defibrillators (AED) to six Sequoyah County rural volunteer fire departments, as well as to Central High School and Sequoyah County 911. The donated AEDs were presented at the Sequoyah County Courthouse, where Cherokee Nation Deputy Principal Chief Bryan Warner welcomed the opportunity to provide important resources to rural fire departments, and praised the spirit of working together. “SometSallisaw · Sallisaw Read Article

Roland FFA presents check to City of Roland - Eastern Times Register

The Roland FFA presented a $1,500 check to the City of Roland, which was a matching grant from the Oklahoma Rural Rehabilitation Corporation in Stillwater. The grant was for purchasing and installing benches for the Roland Cemetery Pavilion. Pictured (from left) is J.P. Peters, Gavin Oliver, Roland City Administrator Monty Lennington, Alex Brant and Miguel Chavez-Trammell.Vian · Vian Read Article

Johnson: Inspiring others toward a creative path - Eastern Times Register

Heith Johnson, 52, is a familiar face at the Sallisaw Farmers Market, where his vibrant artwork captures the attention of passersby.A lifelong resident of Sequoyah County, Johnson grew up in Muldrow and has called the area home his entire life. For him, the peaceful environment and natural beauty of Oklahoma have always been sources of inspiration. “Oklahoma is great. It’s quiet and beautiful,” Johnson says with a warm smile.Johnson’s passion fo…Vian · Vian Read Article

Brignac is National runner-up - Eastern Times Register

2025 Muldrow High School graduate Mason Brignac ended his Speech and Debate Career as a National runner-up in Prose Reading at the NSDA National Tournament in Des Moines, Iowa. This is an all-time best for any Muldrow Public School Speech and Debate competitor. Congratulations also to Jason Fricks for advancing to the top 30 of US Extemporaneous Speaking. Muldrow Speech and Debate Coaches are Chris and Erin Larcade.Vian · Vian Read Article

Carl Ray Grussendorf - Eastern Times Register

March 9, 1971 – June 1, 2025Memorial services for Carl Ray Grussendorf, 54, of Sallisaw, were held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 28, 2025, at Mitchell Cemetery in Gans. Cremation is under the direction of Agent Mallory-Martin Funeral Home.Mr. Grussendorf was born on March 9, 1971, in Corona, Calif., to Roger Dale Grussendorf and Beverly (Williams) Grussendorf. He died on Sunday, June 1, 2025, in Fort Smith, Ark.He was a horse trader. Survivors in…Vian · Vian Read Article

Rainfall Not Enough to Hinder This Year's Round the Mountain

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Athletes and volunteers have a great time in spite of heavy rain.Creston · Creston See the Story

The REGISTER wins awards at state contest - Eastern Times Register

The Oklahoma Press Association (OPA) presented its Better Newspaper Contest awards during the OPA Annual Convention, June 6-7, at the Grand Casino Hotel and Resort in Shawnee.The Eastern Times-REGISTER took first place in sales promotion, and third place in news content and layout & design.Members of the Mississippi Press Association judged almost 1,400 entries from 71 Oklahoma news publications. In addition to the eight Sequoyah Award winners, …Vian · Vian Read Article

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