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TMSA has events on tap for Tahlequah's entertainment (opens the original)
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With the holiday season comes much ado about a lot, with events like OksWagen, Ladies Night Out and the Cookie Stroll to keep families busy and entertained over the next two months. Jamie Hale, executive director of Tahlequah Main Street Association, said the next couple of months holds a lot of opportunity for community to come together. One new event this year is the Community Dinner scheduled for Oct. 18. People can sign up to host one or more tables of six, provide the food or have a pot luc
MODERN DATING: Apps, other factors source of frustration for some in online world (opens the original)
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Terms like swipe left, swipe right, ghosting, catfishing and breadcrumbing are all related to dating apps, with a swipe left meaning not interested, and a swipe right indicating interest. A timeline on dating apps featured on Wikipedia.org, begins back with Art Linkletter, when a couple matched by a Univac computer became acquainted while answering questions on the quiz show. In 1959, Happy Families Planning Service started as a class project at Stanford and used a questionnaire and an IBM 650 t
POLITICAL ROUNDUP: Stitt puts forth idea for constitutional convention (opens the original)
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Gov. Kevin Stitt has put forth the idea of having a constitutional convention in April, and one lawmaker who believes he wants to do it with an executive order has objections. âAs presented last session, delegates to this proposed convention would be members of the Legislature,â said State Rep. Amanda Clinton, D-District 71. âNot any of you â regular people â but the people already in power, already making all the decisions, already making state laws and pulling all the levers of power
Sept. 15 is National Voter Registration Day (opens the original)
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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. The National Voter Registration Day site for Oklahoma is at oklahoma.gov/elections/voter-registration/national-voter-registration-day-2026.html. The deadline to register to vote in this election is Oct. 9. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
FAIR TIME AGAIN: Food, produce, whimsical decorations vie for blue ribbons (opens the original)
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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 two at the Cherokee County Fair. The fair began Sept. 8 at noon, starting with the 4-H exhibits being set up, and Sept. 9, a tractor-driving contest and chalk art competition took place. The doors opened to the public at 4 p.m. Sept. 10, and the check-in for rabbits and poultry began at the same time, with a rabbit show at 5 p.m. and the poult
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