Randy Gibson is a journalist based in Cherokee County, focusing on local news and events. With a background in writing for various publications such as the Tahlequah Daily Press, Ada Evening News, CNHI, and Duncan Banner, Randy's articles cover a range of topics including community reflections, historical mysteries, political discourse, and cultural observations.
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It seems you can’t say, buy, or enjoy anything anymore without being surrounded in controversy, and that gets really old.
The Republican and Democrat conventions are now concluded and as the real race begins, we know the base talking points for both camps.
Living in rural Oklahoma, agriculture is part of life.
In my generation, many of us heard stories from Aesop’s Fables, the world’s best-known collection of morality stories. One of these was the phrase, “Be careful what you wish for; you might just get it.”
When it comes to elections, especially for president, many people have their minds made up long before the election occurs. For some, it’s the old mentality of “my mind is
Regardless of what happens next Tuesday, we will more than likely have a challenged election– at least, challenged in the minds of many.
The election is over, and we will be having President Donald Trump 2.0. While millions don’t like it, the fact is an overwhelming majority voted for change.
I love Thanksgiving. Not because of the food and gifts, but because I am usually surrounded by what I am most thankful for – my family.
President Joe Biden made more political waves this past week when he pardoned his son, Hunter. The move seemed to anger fellow Democrats and left-leaning media as much or more
On a recent drive through downtown, I was amazed at the charm of our community this Christmas. The park and businesses were in the process of getting decorated for the
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