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Grandmasa goodies available at show
In Debbie Trickey's kitchen, she and friend Teresa Drake invoke the past while baking bread, canning relish and creating dessert servers in frilly aprons.
Man charged for failing to return ROTC uniform
A Fort Gibson man faces an embezzlement charge in Cherokee County District Court.
Cherokee-only hiring move fails
Cherokee construction subcontractors and workers won't be the only ones to get a chance to work on a $5 million casino project for the Cherokees.
Brooke and Courtney Hill enjoy the University of Oklahoma vs. Tulsa University football game in Norman on Sept.
Muskogee County Receives Stimulus Funds To Improve Communication
Right now officers and paramedics in Muskogee County are forced to carry several two-way radios with them, each one representing a different agency.
OHP clears trooper's actions during arrest
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says there will be no disciplinary action against a trooper seen in a television news video punching a man in the back as the man lay face down while being arrested.
A former Fort Gibson woman entered a blind plea Tuesday to rape of a 14-year old boy.
P.M. UPDATE: Fort Gibson board repeals wrecker ordinance
The Fort Gibson Board of Trustees voted Monday night to repeal an ordinance requiring police to call only Fort Gibson wrecker services to have impounded cars towed.
Chinese teachers see US together
Hundreds of miles, millions of people and a whole different climate separated Zhang Hong's school in Zhengzhou, China, from Xu Dan's school in Haerbin, China.
Bridge dedication honors former Fort Gibson student
The Fort Gibson High School class of 1999 shared hugs and memories this weekend at their 10th class reunion.
Man wanted in Muskogee County commits suicide by fire in Tulsa
A man facing possible time in prison on a Muskogee County felony conviction died in Tulsa Thursday afternoon when he set himself on fire in a van, said Muskogee County Sheriff Charles Pearson.
Hearing on towna s wrecker rule set for Friday
A judge will hear testimony Friday to determine whether to uphold a temporary restraining against the town limiting the police department to only using Fort Gibson wrecker services.
Treasurer says budget reductions to continue
State Treasurer Scott Meacham says state revenue was down again in September. But Meacham said Tuesday collections for the month will be enough to cover the spending obligations of state agencies that have been reduced in prior months.
Football player shrugs off diagnosis, keeps playing
If Fort Gibson junior Carl Oakley, 17, ever ends up in a wheelchair, his sister plans to dump him out of it.
Donald Edward Allen, 76, of the Arch Community, formerly of Kiowa, died Thursday, Oct.
LeFlore County prosecutors have declined to file charges in the fatal shooting of a Cameron man.
Fort Gibson board amends wrecker ordinance
Fort Gibson Board of Trustees amended an ordinance on Monday that will benefit local wrecker services, and accepted the resignation of the police chief.
Fort Gibson shelter gets volunteer help
Nicole Resecker loves animals, and her fiance Chris Davis supports her cause. That is why Davis and Resecker volunteer to find homes for dogs and cats in the Fort Gibson Animal Shelter.
Festival entertains in Fort Gibson
The 4th annual Fall Festival, hosted by the Hearts Club of Fort Gibson, will help raise money for the town's 35-foot tall Christmas tree erected in Centennial Park for the holidays.
P.M. UPDATE: Fort Gibson police chief resigns
Fort Gibson Police Chief Joe Hughart resigned effective Oct. 30, Hughart said Wednesday.
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