Apache News

Finally, Alan Mindemann, Apache, Okla., is doing something that gives him a lot of satisfaction.

APACHE a ' Caddo County investigators are looking into the drowning of a young child over the weekend.

Terrell Anquoe, a Kiowa tribesman from Apache, Okla., had his face painted in intimidating fashion Saturday as a participant in a w arrior dance depicting confrontation and conquest of enemies.

First responders to receive free legal services Saturday Oklahoma Bar Association's Young Lawyer's division will provide free will and probate services to Enid's first responders through its Wills for Heroes program.

T his year's Oklahoma FreeWheel will wind its way through rattlesnake country and the not-so-flat terrain of western Oklahoma.

Several thousand acres of winter canola growing in Oklahoma's wheat country has lived up to its name.

There could be some benefit to having the Ten Commandments on the Capitol grounds if the legislators abide by them.

Dozens of lives lost, thousands of homes destroyed. It was one of Oklahoma's darkest days.

A minster's wife, who was shot inside her home on Tuesday, hopes something positive may come from what happened to her.

Mary Stuever of Placitas, N.M., will be signing her book at 10 a.m. Monday at the Northeastern State University Bookstore in Tahlequah.

"Winter canola is a critical crop for the future of plains wheat growers," Kyle McIntyre says.

The Southwest District Livestock Show, featuring gilts, barrows, sheep, goats and beef cattle runs through Saturday at the Grady County Fairgrounds.

LAS CRUCES A descendant tribe to that of Geronimo's 19th century tribal band may protest an attempt to repatriate the legendary American Indian's remains to New Mexico.

The Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center is celebrating the life of Comanche Artist Josephine Myers-Wapp with an exhibit in her honor.

New this month from the University of Nebraska Press : Lt. Charles Gatewood & His Apache Wars Memoir by Charles B. Gatewood, edited and with additional text by Louis Kraft.

ANADARKO, Okla. Lifelong educator and Kiowa-Apache author Alecia Keahbone Gonzales will be honored once again for her contributions to those around her.

Lifelong educator and Kiowa-Apache author Alecia Keahbone Gonzales will be honored once again for her contributions to those around her.

LAWTON, Okla. As a 20-year-old masseuse from Apache, Okla., Clarissa Archilta is used to working with her hands.

Lawton-Fort Sill_Base Realignment and Closure is on track. Officials at Fort Sill say that all of the construction is on time, and about 60% complete.

APACHE a ' A 19-year-old Apache man is in critical condition after being accidentally shot in the head by his friend.