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The Cherokee Nation celebrated 109 graduates from the tribe’s adult education program during a special ceremony held Sept. 20. Participants who completed the program and passed the GED high school

Oologah sales tax income is on track to exceed $550,000 for the fifth straight year. Sales tax distributions in September reflect business done in July, so year to date totals

Rogers County grocers and convenience stores have joined other Oklahoma merchants this week to sell customers new products previously not offered: strong beer and wine. With the 2016 passage of

Officers of the Oologah FFA chapter recently participated in the 2018 Oklahoma FFA Chapter Officer Leadership Training Conference at the Glenpool Conference Center on Sept. 11. Officers attending from the

Ghosts, goblins, boys and ghouls of all ages, get ready for another free family-friendly Halloween event in downtown Oologah: Boologah. Hosted by real estate agent Carrie Ballard and sponsored by

Candidates vying for Oklahoma state office positions will be in Oologah this weekend to meet members of the public at a Candidate Meet and Greet event. Confirmed guests will include

Oologah FFA members had a winning week at the 2018 Roger County Fall Fair in Claremore in September. Through hard work and perseverance, many entrants earned top honors in their

Cherokee Nation citizen Autumn Lawless and Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians citizen Darius Lambert lead fellow Remember the Removal Bike Ride cyclists down Water Avenue in Tahlequah as the cyclists

A school reunion for all alumni of Oologah-Talala schools will be held next month at a local church. The annual Oologah-Talala All School Reunion is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 6

Restoring the statue to its original look will get underway after the Oologah Board of Trustees voted to have Richard Hamilton do the repair work. Hamilton was the mason on

Chamber of Commerce members hosted insurance agent Christina Sibley, who was in Oologah to meet with town leaders and let them know about new options coming to persons with Medicare.

An organizer of an upcoming fundraiser for an Oologah man spoke to members of the Oologah Chamber of Commerce last week. Cathy Sewell told Chamber members about a planned 5K

An Oologah High School pep rally got even peppier during homecoming week when Channel 8 came to town for Pep Rally Friday, Sept. 14. Held as part of Tulsa’s Channel