Cherokee Nation Cultural Tourism will be hosting a series of cultural classes to learn the art of making traditional pucker-toe moccasins. The Saturday workshops are scheduled for March 9, July
Northeastern State University in Tahlequah is pleased to announce that several Rogers County residents have been included in those who met the criteria to be named to the Dean’s Honor
The trainers, jockeys and equine athletes alike are arriving once again for the 28-day thoroughbred meet returning to Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs on March 25. Track representatives are optimistic
Rogers State University provides an annual economic impact of more than $93 million and provides among the highest returns on investment among Oklahoma’s regional universities, according to a recently released
The Rogers State University Department of Fine Arts will feature films in February as part of its 3rd Annual Black History Month Film Series. The film series will feature “Black
Oologah Academy for Early Education helps pave the way to the future road of your children’s educational success. “We’re an early learning facility, and our mission statement really says it
The Rogers County Health Department announces the 9th year of the county’s free and fun RoCo Fit “Couch to 5k” Program begins March 12. For the past eight years, RoCo
NORMAN – Rogers County students are among those from 128 communities across Oklahoma to be listed on the University of Oklahoma Norman campus honor roll for the Fall 2018 semester.
Northwestern Oklahoma State University will play host to the Spring Showcase event Saturday, Feb. 16, at 10 a.m. in the Student Center in Alva. high school juniors, seniors and any
VINITA— Cherokee Nation leaders gathered at Will Rogers Elementary School in Vinita on Friday to celebrate the first transfer of property from an Oklahoma public school district to a housing
Junior Mayson Powell and 8th grader Audra Stratton participated in the OkMEA All-state festival in the Children’s All-state honor choir and High School Mixed All-state honor choir rehearsals and concerts
The Oologah Area Senior Citizens will meet for their monthly lunch activities on Wednesday, Feb. 13 at the Oologah United Methodist Church. Doors open at 10 a.m. for games, with
The Cherokee Heritage Center is accepting submissions for the 48th annual Trail of Tears Art Show Feb. 1 through March 15. The Trails of Tears Art Show and Sale is
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