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Tim Frame chosen as Significant Alumni
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June 22, 2023
Tim Frame chosen as Significant Alumni
By LADONNA RHODES STAFF WRITER

Tim Frame has been chosen as Checotah High School Signi_cant Alumni for the 2023 CHS Reunion which will be held this Friday and Saturday, June 2324.

Frame will be honored with a special ceremony at 10 a.m. on Saturday at the Katy Depot and classmates are encouraged to attend.

A lifelong resident of Checotah, Tim graduated from Checotah High School in 1973 and has been an active businessman in his hometown for over four decades.

Aer graduating Tim went to work at his family’s lumber company, Frame Lumber. When his father died in 1994, Tim took over the daily operations of the local business as the manager.

In 1998, Tim was honored to receive the Sam Walton Business Leader Award.

Frame Lumber would be recognized as the Business of the Year in 2000 by the Checotah Chamber of Commerce and Tim would go on to be recognized as the McIntosh County Democrat’s Citizen of the Year in 2001.

Tim served 10 years on the Checotah Main Street board of directors. In 2003, Frame Lumber was recognized as Checotah Main Street Business of the Year. Two years later in 2005, he would receive the Checotah Main Street Outstanding Volunteer Award for always going above and beyond to help his community in any way possible.

In 2005, Tim would purchase the company from his mother and change the name to Frame Building and Supply, which it has remained unto this day.

Tim has always loved his hometown and has been instrumental in the planning and completion of Checotah’s Pocket Park, now known as Veteran’s Park today.

Tim is a charter member of the Checotah Landmark Preservation Society and was recognized for his outstanding work in restoring the MKT Caboose #205. He is currently on the Board of Directors for the Friends of Honey Springs. He also served 21 years on the Board of Directors for the Oklahoma Lumbermen Association.

Tim married another CHS alumna Cindy Braxton (Frame) in 1977. They have two daughters, who also graduated from Checotah High School. Their oldest daughter is Cassie Cutbirth, who is married to Clayton. They have two children, Cooper and Caytee. Their youngest daughter, Courtney McCoy, is married to Caleb. They also have two children, Nolan and Ruth. Besides still working for his business, Tim enjoys hunting for turkeys, watching Cooper, Caytee, and Nolan play basketball, and spending time with his family, especially his little redheaded granddaughter.

3 generations of Freemasonry
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3 generations of Freemasonry
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The Killingsworths boasts of three generations of Freemasonry and were more than proud when their third family member, Tylor Killingsworth, made Worshipful Master this past month. Andy Killingsworth w...
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2025: A Year in Review
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2025: A Year in Review
January 1, 2026
As we look back on 2025, our hearts are full of gratitude for the opportunity to tell the stories of McIntosh County. Each week, it has been our privilege to shine a light on the people who make this ...
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Steele pleads guilty to robbery
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Steele pleads guilty to robbery
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR 
January 1, 2026
Dallas Allen Steele, 38, Checotah, has pled guilty to robbery with a weapon and possession of a firearm after a former felony conviction. On Dec. 10, Associate District Judge Brendon Bridges sentenced...
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A lost yearbook finds its way home after decades
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A lost yearbook finds its way home after decades
By LADONNA RHODES STAFF WRITER 
January 1, 2026
What began as a routine cleanup turned into a meaningful reunion when Greg Campbell discovered a longlost high school yearbook and set out to return it to its rightful owner. While cleaning up a house...
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We all need Jesus
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We all need Jesus
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Another year around the sun and as I turned 57 on Dec. 30 I realize that no matter how old we get – we all need Jesus. Though the world may label us old, out dated or off our rockers, the truth is wit...
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A very busy 2025 for children
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A very busy 2025 for children
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OKLAHOMA CITY – It is hard to believe that 2025 has come to an end. For those of us at the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA), I must say that our work felt incredibly important this year wi...
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Now that the playoffs are set, it’s worth taking a moment to understand the flaws and biases built into the college football ranking system. While fairness may be an interesting word, I’m someone who ...
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Bear Arms Mfg. opens its doors
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Bear Arms Mfg. opens its doors
By LADONNA RHODES STAFF WRITER 
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Bear Arms Manufacturing opened their doors in December with the Checotah Chamber of Commerce hosting a ribbon-cutting on Dec. 22. The business, located at 301 W. Gentry, is owned and operated by Barre...
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Eufaula and Checotah compete with the best in the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Athletic Association (OSSAA) State Track and Field meet at Plainview High School
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Eufaula and Checotah compete with the best in the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Athletic Association (OSSAA) State Track and Field meet at Plainview High School
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The Eufaula Ironheads and Checotah Wildcats competed in the OSSAA State Track and Field meet Friday at Plainview High School. Eufaula Freshman Leah Green finished 11th in the state in the Class 4A 200...
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Oktaha Lady Tigers win Class 2A State Fast-Pitch Softball Championship
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The Oktaha Lady Tigers made history twice this season. After battling through 16 innings in a 1-0 win over Pocola, tying for the third-longest game in state fast-pitch history. Oktaha achieved their d...
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Oklahoma State fires Mike Gundy
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