Best-Selling Children’s Book Now Available in Audio Format FROGVILLE — Frogville, Quest of a Frog, the best-selling children’s book by Oklahoma native Sharla J. Frost, has been issued in audiobook form.

TVSHKA HOMMA — The 2023 Choctaw Labor Day Festival will offer three days of faith, family, and cultural activities for all ages. The annual event, held at Tvshka Homma on the grounds of the historic Choctaw Capitol, is southeastern Oklahoma’s largest gathering.

Burgess Family Healthcare named Chahtapreneur of the Year DURANT — The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma recognized 12 small businesses at its annual Chahtapreneur Award Ceremony inside Choctaw Casino & Resort – Durant on June 22.

Grief has always had a way of bringing people together, and last week, a day after the news broke, the Hugo High School Class of 2014 was reunited by tragedy. In a Facebook group chat, we shared in the initial shock and heartbreak of losing our classmate and friend, Amaney Jackson.

Hugo Police Department officers arrested an Idabel woman, Reann Whitney Willeby, on July 7, 2023 at the Choctaw Travel Plaza on the west side of Hugo, after receiving reports of a stolen vehicle on West Jackson Street at 6:45 a.m.

MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA – The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced that Kendall Bryan Morgan, age 45, of Shady Point, Okla., was sentenced today to 22 months imprisonment and 36 months of supervised release for violating the civil rights of a handcuffed detainee...

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission launched its Fly Oklahoma mobile app last July and as part of their new challenge feature, they are announcing a new aeronautical challenge, the “Red River Run.”

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has issued its preliminary report concerning a July 11 crash south of Hugo that claimed the lives to two local men.

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Local, state, and federal laws apply to everyone, and Choctaw Nation tribal members are not exempt. The idea that our tribe turns a blind eye to laws being broken by tribal members is quite simply false.

The National Institutes of Health has awarded the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation $2.1 million to investigate a potential genetic cause of degenerative heart valve disease.