Lee Guthrie

TAHLEQUAH – Merriam-Webster defines a "swap meet" as a gathering for the sale or barter of usually secondhand objects, and on July 11, a local couple tried to interest residents

The new world screwworm is a fly that lays its eggs in open wounds and body openings such as the eyes, ears, nose, or mouth.

TAHLEQUAH – Members of the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council heard good reports on health care facilities being built by the tribe, and the importance of the anniversary of 1839 Act of the Union.

Ants love a picnic, and strawberries are a prefect food to take on one, even though the art of picnicking appears to be dying.

Oak barrels are preferred in many wineries. Pexels.com | Courtesy photo

Whether a person lives in Hawaii, the Mojave Desert or in Oklahoma, skin care is important, and proper care involves sun protection. Aracelly Walden is an esthetician who travels back and forth to Cal...

TAHLEQUAH – A special meeting was called for July 15 to discuss and decide the fate of the treasurer of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, Sonja Gourd.

TAHLEQUAH – Before the American Revolution, the Cherokee peoples had a trading relationship with the British, and ended up fighting on their side during the war that gained independence for

In March 2025, Richard Coffron, code compliance/building inspector, took the Tahlequah Daily Press on a tour of the city's infrastructure system for stormwater. This is behind some businesses on the corner of Downing Street and the Bypass.

Davis Oil is one of the local companies delivering fuel to the stations in Cherokee County. Lee Guthrie | Daily Press