Rodney Haltom is a journalist based in Eufaula, Oklahoma. He writes for the Eufaula Indian Journal and the McIntosh County Democrat, focusing on local news and stories that highlight the history, culture, and community of Eufaula and the surrounding area.
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Mason Dobbs harvested this beautiful turkey while hunting out of state. By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR By Rodney Haltom sports EDITOR
The Eufaula Ironhead track program continues to produce great athletes and this year was no different as Ledger Folsom placed 15th in the entire state in the Class 3A 100-meter dash with a time of 11.60. Folsom is an all around athlete for the Ironheads as he also plays quarterback.
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When I was a child I dreamed of many things that I wanted to grow up and become… a figure skater like Dorothy Hamill because she glided so effortlessly across the ice rink, and a veterinarian because I loved so many different kinds of animals and always wanted to help the abandoned ones, and even a professional singer because all my family sang and played an instrument or two. As I grew and became a teenager some of those dreams remained, like wanting to become a veterinarian, but other dreams were sparked…like becoming a teacher because I loved learning, or a nurse because I loved taking care of the elderly and helping the sick or even an inspiring author because I always enjoyed creative writing. However, I'm not sure if I ever just dreamed of becoming a mother, but when I did become a mother eleven days shy of my 21st birthday, it was the best thing I would ever become.
By LADONNA RHODES STAFF WRITER By Rodney Haltom sports EDITOR
The No.4 ranked Oklahoma Sooners (49-6) defeated No.1 ranked Texas (47-7) 5-1 to win their ninth Big 12 Tournament Championship Saturday night at Devon Park in Oklahoma City.
The Oktaha Tigers (32-3) won the Class 2A State Baseball Championship with a 155, six-inning victory over No. 3 Cashion Saturday at Shawnee's Ed Skelton Field at Memorial Park.
By: Ladonna Rhodes Staff, Rodney Haltom
FFA Chapters and members from all over Oklahoma wrapped up their year at the State FFA Convention in Tulsa. Several Checotah FFA members attended the State FFA Convention.
The coaching carousel continues to spin in McIntosh County. Checotah fast-pitch softball coach as Kory Bible has resigned his position to become the assistant at Muskogee High School. Bible was hired just last year as the Lady Wildcats head coach. Prior to Checotah, Bible was the head coach at Warner.
By: Rodney Haltom
The Sooners (49-6) will take on Cleveland State at Love's Field, at 7 p.m. Friday to open the Regional tournament. The Sooners are the No. 2 seed, it was announced Sunday, as Texas beat out the Sooners for the top overall seed despite Saturday's 5-1 OU win over the Longhorns to win the Big 12 Tournament title.
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