114 Years Ago Checotah Enquirer Friday, April 2, 1909 CRAZY SNAKE STILL AT LARGE Our little city has been greatly agitated on Account of the lawless doings of the Snake Indians during the past week, i...

Marshall Elementary Easter Fun

The McIntosh County Courthouse, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on March 22, 1985, was built as a result of a bond election on May 11, 1926. By a vote of 5 to 1, according...

Checotah’s own Shannon Seaborn-Dobbs is a health care IT consultant and owner of Innovative Business Advancement, LLC since 2018. She works with companies vying for contracts with Medicaid systems an...

The suspense is over. It’s time to tell what our 20-10 project is all about. With help of “George Strait” royalties for a song Paul and his son wrote – Plumb Theatre was born. On March 1, 2003, we ope...

114 Years Ago Checotah Enquirer Friday, January 29, 1909 WIN BY FRAUD Whiskey, Money and Intimidation Used to Influence Voters Reports from all over the county are to the effect that fraud in its wors...

If you would like to list your meeting or event in the Community Area Calendar please email all the information to ladonna@ cookson.news or call 918-473-2313 (office) or 479-4224210 (cell). You may al...

Teresa Fields owner of The Sour Mermaid Candy Shop is spreading her love of everything sweet to everyone who enters her shop! Teresa Fields owner of The Sour Mermaid Candy Shop is spreading her love o...

I have been a part of the Lake Eufaula community since 1990. I started out as a “weekender” spending nearly every weekend at the lake and following in love with it. In 1996 I moved to Lake Eufaula wit...

Kathy Cox has operated and owned June’s Restaurant since 1990, though it started with humble beginnings in 1966 by her mama, the late June King, who bought a fried chicken recipe off a traveling sales...

Shirley Magnusson has owned and operated her women’s apparel boutique, Slice of Country, for over five years in Checotah. She works hard to encourage women of all shapes and sizes when they come into ...

House Speaker Charles McCall (far left) was one of the special speakers at the Oklahoma Press Assoc. Legislative Summit at the State Capitol. Other speakers included: House Minority Cyndi Munson, Sena...

If you would like to list your meeting or event in the Community Area Calendar, please email all the information to ladonna@cookson.news or call 918-473-2313 (office) or 479-422-4210 (cell). You may a...

114 Years Ago Checotah Enquirer Friday, January 15, 1909 HOW EUFAULA CAME TO BE THE COUNTY SEAT Fraud in convention Guthrie, Okla., Jan. 7 – In the lobby of the Ione hotel, this city yesterday afterno...

During the snowstorm, CMS English teacher Stephanie Stidham challenged her students with some creative writing skills. While learning virtually for a couple days, Stidham’s 8th graders were tasked wit...

Anyone who has ever wanted to learn about trapping for furbearers such as raccoons, coyotes and bobcats will have two chances soon. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation will offer two free...

If you would like to list your meeting or event in the Community Area Calendar, please email all the information to ladonna@cookson.news or call 918-473-2313 (office) or 479-422-4210 (cell). You may a...

114 Years Ago: Checotah Enquirer • November 27, 1908 A NEW BUILDING Wednesday the work on the erection of a building on Broadway commenced. This is only a part of the proposed building and will be onl...

Checotah Enquirer • October 23, 1908 Gov. Haskell to Speak Gov. C. N. Haskell will be in our city on Oct. 29, 3 p.m., to deliver an address to the voters of this city and vicinity. If anyone can show ...

Beth Sherrill always has fun and family friendly craft ideas to do at the Jim Lucas Checotah Public Library.