Gore News

The Gore and Webbers Falls Chambers of Commerce this week announced this yeara s Christmas Parade Theme, A Musical Christmas, chosen by a joint committee of both chambers.

New Slab with Piers ready to build on or 3/2 house which needs rehab. Electric, Septic and Well.

The Gore Board of Trustees approved a new method to track people owing money for outstanding warrants during the town meeting Oct.

The Webbers Falls mayor was still questioning Wednesday if a state agency had the authority to dismantle the town's police department.

The Gore Chamber of Commerce fearfully and somewhat reluctantly invites all courageous local residents to the Trail of Terror at the Marval Family Camping Resort in Gore, to be held every weekend through Nov.

The Gore Board of Education has canceled a November bond election that would have sought voter approval for a new gymnasium.

The proposed one - "half cent jail sales tax appears to have pushed Sequoyah Countians to their tax breaking point.

Fort Gibson Police Chief Joe Hughart confirmed Wednesday he resigned this week, effective Oct.

Before changing to a four-day school week, districts should do all they can to reduce budgets to retain five-day school weeks.

Gore town trustees plan to authorize a trustee or trustees to join in mediation with the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday.

Cherokee Nation announced Friday the opening of a tag office in Sallisaw on Oct.

Nearly 200 exhibitors from seven different states will gather on the grounds of the Fin and Feather Resort for the 41st annual Fin and Feather Fall Festival set for Sept.

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Sherrel Henry Before the Gore Schools four day school schedule was approved the last day of school was May 28.

Another northeast Oklahoma school district is implementing a four-day school week because of budget problems.

Budget problems cited as reason for change By Cathy Spaulding Phoenix Staff Writer GORE - Starting next Tuesday, Gore students will go to school four days a week, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Hampered by looming state budget cuts, the Gore Board of Education voted unanimously to adopt the four-day week, with school days running from Tuesdays through ...

Hampered by state budget shortfalls, the Gore Board of Education will consider going to a four-day school week at a special meeting.

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

Navy Seaman Recruit Albert S. Terrell, son of Cindy A. and Michael A. Terrell of Gore, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.

Steve Carter, District 2 county commissioner, announced Monday he will hold a town hall meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Vian City Hall to discuss with residents of his district the one-half cent sales tax proposed to operate the county jail.