Hulbert News

Trinity Family Worship will also be hosting the second annual Fort Gibson Southern Gospel Music Festival at 6 p.m. July 18 at the Fort Gibson High School Auditorium, 500 S. Ross St.

The Chouteau School Board approved a three-year contract for the superintendent, hired coaches and accepted the resignation of teachers during their meeting Thursday.

Comparing himself to the character Sophia Patrillo, of "Golden Girls" fame, Josh Cottrell, floral manager for A Cowboy Rose, said he has no self-editing button.

Cherokee County sheriff's deputies took a report Thursday concerning an electricity theft north of Tahlequah.

Brandy Evans reported to the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office that the father of her children will not return her children to her.

Cherokee County investigators have turned over a report to the district attorney's office concerning a mule that has allegedly been creating problems for neighbors.

Certified Home Health Aide needed for the Tahlequah area. Please call Pam Wilson at Health Care Innovations, Private Se Live In Caregiver for elderly lady at Ft.

Tahlequah police arrested a pair of Hulbert residents Monday on drug possession charges after answering a disturbance call at the Green Country Cinema.

The Hulbert Town Council and Public Works Authority adopted a resolution Thursday at their regular meetings, declaring that conditions at town's water plant haven't been up to Department of Environmental Quality Standards for a couple of months.

Tahlequah City Hospital recently implemented a scholarship program designed to encourage students to choose a career in the medical field.

Things got pretty hot at the Tahlequah Public Library Tuesday - or at least, it looked that way to the kids who were treated to the live, interactive show.

Sequoyah State Park Rangers Bryan Qualls and Barry Hardaway had their hands full as the first day of the Junior Ranger program kicked off for the summer at Western Hills Guest Ranch at Sequoyah State Park.

May sales tax collections are up in Hulbert and down in Tahlequah, a report provided by the Oklahoma Employment Securities Commission shows.

Federal disaster aid is being sought for Cherokee County and 16 other Oklahoma counties after severe weather battered the area between April 25 and May 16.

Two men were killed in weekend traffic crashes and several people were arrested for public intoxication, but overall Memorial Day weekend was fairly quiet, law enforcement agencies said.

A Hulbert man died at 4 p.m. today in a wreck four miles northeast of Hulbert. Andrew Wayne Perry, 24, was driving south on a Cherokee County road when he lost control of the pickup, hit a ditch and was thrown from the pickup before it ran over him, according to an Oklahoma Highway Patrol report.

Several Tahlequah residents have reported theft incidents to police this week. Jan Catron told police when she awoke at her home at 1219 E. Fuller, recently, she discovered her purse was mission from her residence.

Founder's Day was a success, bringing in over $1,000 for the Locust Grove Area Chamber of Commerce and over $200 for the local food bank.

The Town of Hulbert and the Hulbert Public Works Authority held its regular meetings Thursday night.

The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety has closed Oklahoma 80 from south of Hulbert to the south, past the Wildwood Campgrounds in Cherokee County because of high water.