Adair News

During a regional economic summit, area officials are discussing what they have in common, rather than their differences.

Adair's sewer project is finally ready to go, but another snag is keeping it on hold.

A frost advisory is in effect from late tonight through Thursday morning for most of northeastern Oklahoma.

Associate District Judge Shawn Taylor visited Adair Chamber of Commerce Tuesday.

Northeastern State University hosts a gathering of community and business leaders from northeastern Oklahoma during "Giving Voice to Northeastern Oklahoma," Nov.

District Court The following court records are supplied weekly by the Mayes County Court Clerk's Office MARRIAGES James Joearl Shearer, 43, Pryor and Edith Arlene Toney, 50, Pryor Mark Benjamin Ulhorn, 32 Claremore and Deanda Nicole Baldwin, 24, Claremore Kenneth Bryan Rider, 41 Tahlequah and Jodie Sue rose, 30 Tahlequah Michael N Warford, 53, ...

Mayes County Health Department will have seasonal flu shots available Oct. 6. Darla Thompson, regional administrative program officer for Mayes, Adair and Cherokee counties, said the health department is expecting over 1,000 doses in the first batch of seasonal flu vaccines.

Connors State College will provide educational, training and support services for the Eastern Workforce Investment Board through $1.9 million in federal grants.

Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack designated 74 counties in Oklahoma as primary disaster areas due to losses caused by combined effects of severe weather, including drought, flood, hail, freeze, fire, and high wind that began Sept.

Dr. Carolynne Cash is taking her practice on the road and "bringing the vet to your pet." The Locust Grove veterinarian recently purchased a mobile veterinary clinic and is traveling to communities without access as a Mobile Pet Vet.

A 57-year-old Adair woman was killed just outside Big Cabin when she attempted to stop a runaway vehicle.

Five people were arrested following an anonymous call made to the Mayes County Sheriff's Office regarding a possible methamphetamine lab operation in rural Adair.

Don't take the upcoming Playmaker production about Dracula too seriously. The vampire in "Dracula: the Musical?" is bumbling and inept, more like The Count in the films "Love at First Bite" or "Dracula: Dead and Loving It." Neither has he any similarity with the current heartthrob, Edward, in the Twilight series.

Monday's storms caused damage at an exotic wildlife rescue in northern Mayes County.

The United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma invites the public to attend a gospel sing as part of the 59th annual Keetoowah Cherokee Celebration.

Adair Chamber of Commerce members learned about a neighborhood watch program at their regular meeting Tuesday.

NTC Teacher of the Year Craig Cooper accepts the award from NTC Superintendent Fred Probis.

Cherokee Nation tribal tag offices will be closed on Sept. 7 in observance of the Labor Day holiday.

Northeast Technology Center is proud to announce the 2009 winners of the NTC Teacher of the Year and NTC Support Employee of the Year awards.

Chouteau voters will take to the polls in October for a school bond issue. The school is seeking the community's support for a proposed $11.4 million school improvement project.