• Art, education, tribal pride on display, family fun all day DURANT –– The Choctaw Cultural Center will mark its third year of sharing Choctaw history and culture, unique art exhibits, concerts by Native entertainers, school tours, and more on Saturday, July 27. The public is invited for a day of activities for all ages from 10 a.m.
• Kyle Fincher of Southeastern Recycling named Chahtapreneur of the Year The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma recognized 12 small businesses at its annual Chahtapreneur Award Ceremony inside Choctaw Casino & Resort – Durant on Tuesday night. Each year, Choctaw Nation gives Chahtapreneur Awards to a Choctaw business in each of the reservation’s 12 districts, as well as crowning one business Chahtapreneur of the Year.
The USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has confirmed a case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in an Oklahoma dairy herd. The positive sample was collected by the dairy in April and recently submitted to USDA APHIS for testing.
Invasive hydrilla, an aquatic weed, has been confirmed for the first time in Robert S. Kerr Reservoir in far eastern Oklahoma, according to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. This aquatic nuisance species (ANS) was discovered by ODWC fisheries biologists during recent sampling efforts. Hydrilla is considered one of the worst aquatic weeds in the United States.
BUTLER, PA. — Calling it “divine intervention,” former President Donald Trump ever so slightly canted his head to look at a graphic chart Saturday while speaking in Butler, Pa., and thereby was only superficially wounded by an untrained assassin’s bullet.
TULSA –– Tribal members and citizens of the Cherokee Nation, Chickasaw Nation, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Muscogee Nation and very soon Seminole Nation can utilize their tribal membership to enjoy hunting and fishing in participating tribes’ treaty territories.
State Climatologist Oklahoma Mesonet One more day of summery armageddon and then we’re gonna get at least a week of normal to below-normal temperatures,.
For more than a year, residents along the Kiamichi River in Southwestern Latimer County and Northeast Pushmataha County have been opposing a state and federal hydro-electric project on the upper Kiamichi River.