Sasakwa News

Approximately 40 Sasakwa Public School students, faculty and administration gathered at 8 a.m. before school was in session on the front lawn of the school Sept.

A Sapulpa man with a previous conviction for DUI-related manslaughter was charged Tuesday with first-degree manslaughter linked to a deadly traffic crash.

Friday Night Football Scores - October 23, 2009 21 Ada vs. Tulsa East Central 24 26 Allen vs.

During the summer months, several volunteers at Sasakwa Public School obtained additional playground equipment on loan from Wewoka Head Start Program.

DUI Intersection of Main and Broadway: Brittany Saunders, 19, Ada, was arrested Sept.

PUBLIC INTOXICATION Robert Lorin Ashley, 45, Stratford, was arrested Sept. 3 by sheriff's deputies on suspicion of public intoxication.

Ninety-two years ago this summer, one of the most wretchedly poignant episodes in Oklahoma history played out in the tangled hills and bottom land between Ada and Seminole.

Approximately 20 members of Sasakwa First Baptist Church were commissioned as the 39th ministry chapter in Oklahoma of the Faith Riders Minstry.

A minor 3.4 magnitude earthquake rattled an area in central Oklahoma. Amy Vaughan, a geophysicist at the National Earthquake Information Center, says the quake hit early Thursday at 3:22 a.m. CDT in an area near Ada.

Police are saying a Sasakwa woman was killed when a man driving under the influence of intoxicants crashed into her vehicle Saturday.

Teachers and Staff from Allen, Byng, Latta, Pickett-Center, Pontotoc Technology Center, Sasakwa, Stonewall, Tupelo, and Vanoss participated in a Professional Development Day Aug.

FRIDAY MAY 15, 2009 * Sasakwa Elementary School conducts early enrollment for 3 year olds through kindergarten.

THURSDAY MAY 14, 2009 * Ada Chickasaw Senior Citizens will host an Indian taco sale from 4-7 p.m. at the senior site, 1005 Chamber Loop.

EDITOR'S NOTE: All activities may be subject to change due to weather conditions.

EDITOR'S NOTE: All activities may be subject to change due to weather conditions.

In pursuit of his goal of creating a transit system within the Seminole Nation, Principal Chief Enoch Kelly Haney announced on April 4, 2007, that the US Department of Transportation Federal Transit Administration issued a notice of award listing the Seminole Nation as the recipients of a $145,000 Tribal Transit Grant.