Amie Cato-Remer is a local journalist based in Vian, Oklahoma. She writes for publications such as Vian Tenkiller News, Sequoyah County Times, and has also been featured in Eastern Times-register. Amie covers a variety of topics including community events, local government news, education, and human interest stories.
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Oct. 10, 1963 – Nov. 10, 2024 Graveside service for Kendall Dewayne Asher, 61, of Muldrow, was held at 12:30 p.m.
April 18, 1949 – Nov. 12, 2024 Graveside service for Paul Mattox, 75, of Sallisaw, was held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2024, at Sallisaw City Cemetery under the direction of Agent & Mallory-Martin Funeral Home.
By: Amie Cato-Remer
This is the final event in this series of cultural wellness gatherings where participants learned about the Walking In Balance wellness program at the Sallie Byrd Sevenstar Community Building.
The Brushy fifth-grade duo of Caden Eveland, left, and Leo Gronquist qualified for the Super Smash Little League State Tournament after enjoying an undefeated regular season at 5-0. They lost a hard-fought state-quarterfinal match Monday morning that coach Cody Walters described as “they went down to the wire.”
October Students of the Month for Central Elementary are, from left, Kenley Smith, Lili Silva, Annakay Grimm, Levi John, Beckham Goscinski, Eleanor Howard and Daxton Moldrup.
The Central High School cheerleaders competed at the 2024 Game Day State Competition last Saturday at Moore after they qualified for state on Nov. 9 at Stroud.
November 26 – Need a Cherokee Nation photo ID? Tribal Registration will be set up from 3 to 7 p.m. at Locust Grove Upper Elementary to create photo IDs for Cherokee citizens. Citizens who wish to come should bring an up-to-date driver's license or other government photo ID. Cherokee Vote, along with other Cherokee Nation programs and services, will also be in attendance. To ensure timely processing, citizens should arrive no later than 30 minutes before the end of the event. Visit cherokee.org/all-services/tribal-registration/field-events/
Sequoyah Animal Advocates are sponsoring a free pet bed giveaway and vaccination clinic from 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Sequoyah County Fairgrounds.
Central Elementary Halloween contest winners: Everlee Shamblin and Gandyn Mcwaters each received a $25 gift card for the grand prize.
ABOVE: Roland FFA participated in the Muskogee Region Wildlife Management Career Development Event, hosted by the Vian FFA Chapter. Also helping with the event was the Wildlife Department at Northeastern State University and Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge. Students were required to identify species of animals found in Oklahoma and Oklahoma plant species that are important for wildlife. They also had to take a written test over hunting, boating, outdoor safety, and the current Oklahoma Department of Wildlife hunting and fishing regulations for the current year. Roland FFA placed first in the Junior Division. Team members were (from left), Sam Webb, Garrett Clark, Gavin Oliver, Payton Howard, Derrick Allen, Alex Brant, Jeremiah Peters, Jessica Morris, Seth Clark, Easton Rainwater, and Paisley Davis. Brant was also the high individual in the Junior Division.
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