Basketball season is here - Eufala Indian Journal

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December 4, 2024

Basketball season is here

By Rodney Haltom sports EDITOR

The 2024-25 high school basketball season is here. The Eufaula Ironheads kicked off the season Tuesday as they hosted Beggs. The Ironheads will head to Morris on Friday to take on the Eagles. Eufaula will then travel to Henryetta December 10, at Bethel December 12-14, at Preston December 17 and will host Poteau on December 19 to get things started.

The Checotah Wildcats will start their season on the road for the first eight games. The first will take place on December 10 at Poteau followed by the competing in the Haskell Tournament December 12-14, at Stilwell December 17 and at Eufaula January 3. The Wildcats will travel to Henryetta for tournament action January 9-11, Sallisaw January 14 and at Muldrow January 17 then they will play in-county rival Eufaula January 21.

Look for the McIntosh County Basketball Preview in next week’s edition.

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Chamber offered chance to enter rodeo business

By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR

December 11, 2024

There’s a possibility that the Eufaula Area Chamber of Commerce could get into the rodeo business. Last week the leadership of the Eufaula Roundup Club notified City Manager Jeb Jones that the club wa...

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Arts Council to host Christmas dinner

By LENORE BECHTEL IJ CORRESPONDENT

December 11, 2024

Historian Roger Thompson to headline The Eufaula Area Arts Council’s annual Christmas dinner will feature Eufaula’s beloved historian and quintessential traveler whose topic will be “How Christmas Sta...

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Shop with a Cop Dec. 16-18

By KEVIN BRANSCUM DA INVESTIGATOR

December 11, 2024

This year marks the 11th annual McIntosh County Law Enforcement Shop with a COP. As we finalize our coordinated efforts with our law enforcement partners and school districts, we would like to inform ...

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Eufaula Roundup Club Shares Memories From 1940s

By NANCY S. KIRKPATRICK

December 11, 2024

(The late Nancy S. Kirkpatrick, a life-long rodeo devotee, wrote the following article that appeared in the Eufaula Indian Journal on July 17, 1997, and in the Roundup Club’s rodeo program Since all t...

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Traffic victim identified

December 11, 2024

The man killed in a singlevehicle accident near Longtown on Dec. 1 has been identified by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol as Zackerie Grantham, 23. Grantham, of Enterprise, died when the 1993 Chevrolet Z7...

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Freak accident claims the life of retired Checotah businessman

December 11, 2024

J.C. Camp, 84, retired insurance agent for the McIntosh County Farm Bureau, was critically injured in a freak accident which occurred on Nov. 18 at 11:15 a.m. when he was attempting to get his truck u...

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Wind turbine company fails to meet with commissioners

By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR

December 11, 2024

“I think they’re going to fold,” District 3 County Commissioner Bobby Ziegler said at Monday’s weekly commissioners’ meeting. Perhaps it was wishful thinking as he reacted to the fact that a TransAlta...

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Community Christmas Gathering

December 11, 2024

There will be a Community Christmas Gather at 5 p.m. on Dec. 15 at the Eufaula Indian Community Center, 800 Birkes Rd. Everyone is welcome.

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Board candidates file

December 11, 2024

For McIntosh County school districts, the following candidates filed for 2025 Board of Education offices during the candidate filing period Dec. 2-4: Checotah Public Schools Office #5, Christie Bobo a...

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Grider honored

December 11, 2024

OKLAHOMA CITY – District 2 McIntosh County Commissioner Monty Grider recently was honored by Keep Oklahoma Beautiful for his cleanup efforts around Lake Eufaula. Grider and others who worked to clean ...

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Library News

By AMANDA GRANTHAM BRANCH MANAGER

December 11, 2024

There is a nip in the air as winter is approaching, but it is warm in the library! Stop in and stay awhile. We have a full calendar of events and open our regular hours; Monday through Thursday 8:30 a...