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'NEVER FORGET': Firefighters, community members pay tribute to 9/11 victims 25 years later
20+ hour, 35+ min ago (134+ words) Fire Lt. Heath Pennington solemnly treks the stairs at NSU’s Doc Wadley Stadium during the 9/11 Memorial Climb. Adan Becerra, cadet commander with the Northeastern State University Reserve Officer Training Corps, salutes the American flag during the National Anthem. Tahlequah firefighter…...
Tahlequah Art & Craft Market supports artists, causes
16+ hour, 15+ min ago (102+ words) Lilah Colvin, left, and Gabby Green enjoy their newly purchased homemade toys. Artist Chris Ray discusses how art is freedom. Volunteers with the Humane Society of Cherokee County prepare delicious snacks for guests. From left are: Mary Dakis, Linda Summer…...
Bluegrass brings musicians, fans back to Tahlequah
16+ hour, 45+ min ago (112+ words) Finnegans Wake performing at the Bluegrass & Chili Festival. Audrey, left, and Scott Schmidt of Landrun at the Bluegrass & Chili Festival. Tahlequah Area Chamber of Commerce CEO/President Nathan Reed estimates that thousands attended Bluegrass & Chili Festival this year. The sounds…...
Festivalgoers find memories among antique tractors, classic cars
17+ hour, 15+ min ago (106+ words) Anita Boston, left, and Harley Bateman enjoying Harley’s "favorite car." Drake Park, left, and Brittany Dawes enjoy a cool car. Cars on display during the Bluegrass & Chili Festival. The sights and sounds of decades past rolled into downtown Tahlequah Saturday…...
SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT: Woodall students cool down with snow cone fundraiser | News
20+ hour, 45+ min ago (160+ words) SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT: Woodall students cool down with snow cone fundraiser tahlequahdailypress.com Benjamin Hix enjoys a snow cone. As temperatures hover around 100 degrees, students at Woodall Public School can cool off with a sweet treat while helping support programs and…...
OKLAHOMA WATCH: Education watch: New graduation requirements started with this year’s freshmen
23+ hour, 30+ min ago (165+ words) Tahlequah Daily Press Cooking up competition: The heat was on at Tahlequahâs Bluegrass & Chili Festival This yearâs 9th graders are the first class of high schoolers facing completely overhauled graduation requirements. Fine arts, world language and physical education are…...
Cooking up competition: The heat was on at Tahlequahâs Bluegrass & Chili Festival | News | tahlequahdailypress.com
23+ hour ago (152+ words) Kyle Becher, left, prepares his chili while his mother Caroline Becher observes. Tye Hill, left, and Cheyenne Witt mix beef and venison for the homestyle chili. Jeff, left, and Theresa Walker at separate cooking stations under one tent. The Bluegrass…...
FAIR TIME AGAIN: Food, produce, whimsical decorations vie for blue ribbons
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (171+ words) Penny King samples another entry of carrot cake at the Cherokee County Fair Sept. 10. Lora Buechele, director of the Cherokee County TSET IMPACT Network, helps Eloy Chavez, dean of the College of Extended Learning and Continuing Education at NSU, judge…...
THE FRONTIER: Cleveland County approves a $20M settlement in the death of Shannon Hanchett
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (173+ words) Tahlequah Daily Press Cleveland County Commissioners on Tuesday approved a $20-million settlement for the family of Norman resident Shannon Hanchett, who died in the county jail during a mental health crisis in 2022. The commissioners voted 2-1 to approve the settlement, which…...
Cherokee Nation launches new website, Cherokee.gov
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (137+ words) Tahlequah Daily Press Cherokee Nation recently launched its new official website, Cherokee.gov, which replaces the tribeâs former site, Cherokee.org. The new site offers citizens a more secure, modern and user-friendly way to access tribal services, programs and…...