On this Day in 1905: The first public library in Indian Territory opens in Chickasha
On this day in Oklahoma history in 1905, the first free public library in Indian Territory opened in Chickasha.
The 'new' Oklahoma County Courthouse of the early 1900s became a danger zone midcentury
With time and neglect, the historic old Oklahoma County Courthouse fell into disrepair, becoming a dangerous playground for ...
OKC's long-running Red Earth Festival makes return to Cowboy Museum March 21-23
The Red Earth Festival, one of the largest Native American cultural celebrations and art markets in the country, is happening ...
MAKE AND TAKE: Culture, art, history fill days of spring break
Cherokee art, history and culture were at the forefront of activities during spring break at the three museums in downtown Tahlequah, John Ross Museum in Park Hill and Saline Courthouse Museum. At the ...
Pentagon restores histories of Navajo Code Talkers, other Native veterans after public outcry
The Pentagon restored some webpages highlighting the crucial wartime contributions of Navajo Code Talkers and other Native ...
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Local Residents Attend Arkansas Living History Association Conference in Oklahoma
Five local people went to a conference recently in Oklahoma and this is the report from Sheila Ballard: ...
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New Supreme Court Justice Amy Page takes oath of office
TAHLEQUAH – New Cherokee Nation Supreme Court Justice Amy Page was sworn into office March 14 in Tahlequah. Judge Page’s ...