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Tahlequah Daily Press

Month celebrates honey, sweet treat made despite threat

By: Lee Guthrie

September is National Honey Month, and set aside to appreciate the work bees do with pollination and providing a sweet nectar to eat.

TMSA hoping to renovate Norris Park restrooms

By: Lee Guthrie

Tahlequah Main Street Association is planning to renovate the restrooms at Norris Park, using money from the Oklahoma Main Street Incentive Program.

Tahlequah Daily Press

FAIR TIME AGAIN: Food, produce, whimsical decorations vie for blue ribbons

By: Lee Guthrie

It's that time of year again, when 4-H kids compete with entries on science topics, and folks enter their crafts and food items to try and win a ribbon or

Tahlequah Daily Press

Sept. 15 is National Voter Registration Day

By: Lee Guthrie

Much attention is being given to the mid-term election Nov. 3, and getting the vote out is the focus on several levels, including National Voter Registration Day, Sept. 15.

Tahlequah Daily Press

Rabbits, chickens, pedal car tractor race all part of fair

By: Lee Guthrie

The Cherokee County Fair opened its doors to the public at 4 p.m. Sept. 10, with tables and cages full of exhibits and animals competing for prizes, and a pedal car tractor race.

Tahlequah Daily Press

POLITICAL ROUNDUP: Stitt puts forth idea for constitutional convention

By: Lee Guthrie

Gov. Kevin Stitt wants a constitutional convention called, and wants a special election in April 2027.

Ottumwa Courier

Internet service still an issue in some areas of Oklahoma

By: Lee Guthrie

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Month celebrates honey, sweet treat made despite threat to bees

By: Lee Guthrie

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Honey is a staple in most kitchens, and with summer coming to a close, bees are preparing for winter, and honey collectors are busy harvesting the sweet treat.

Huntsville Item

Interim study to look at pesticide contamination in medical marijuana

By: Lee Guthrie

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Interim studies in the Oklahoma Legislature allow lawmakers to learn about emerging issues and consider possible policy solutions prior to the opening session in February.

Muskogee Phoenix & muskogeephoenix.com

UKB councilor questions appeal for application to run for reelection

By: Lee Guthrie

Tribal Councilor Janelle Adair, Illinois District for the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, is questioning why the assistant chief filed an appeal on her application to run for reelection.