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Par for the course, Lions host successful golf scramble
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September 19, 2024
Par for the course, Lions host successful golf scramble
By LADONNA RHODES STAFF WRITER,

The Checotah Lions Club hosted a successful 6th Annual Lions Golf Scramble at Arrowhead State Golf Course on Friday the 13th. It was a beautiful day to catch a “birdie” on the green to help raise funds for the Skeet Frame Memorial Scholarship Fund.

The winning team was Arvest Bank, shooting a 49. Second place went to Bulldog Spray Foam, who shot a 55.

Cubby Escalante won closest to the pin and the long drive was Derek Jacobs.

Ty Marrel won the poker hand with a full house, while Jake Hollingshed won the ball drop.

“We had a great day on the course with friends and fellow Lions who made up 11 teams competing for the first-place grand prize,” Lion Darren Armstrong said. “We were grateful to get nine Corporate Sponsors this year, which included ServPro of Muskogee/ McIntosh Counties & Tahlequah, Arvest Bank, Armstrong Bank, Peoples National Bank of Checotah, Sharpe’s Department Store, BK Glover DVM, Mike Voss DVM, Gentry Tire and Mama Tigs Wood Fired Pizza along with 18 hole sponsors.

“A huge ‘thank you’ to our meal sponsors Watson’s Meat Market who made some delicious steak subs, June’s Chicken who donated chips, and Checotah Perk who served drinks and donuts early in the morning to get golfers ready for the 8:30 a.m. shotgun start. The Lions Club would also like to thank ServPro for the support and goodies given to the golfers while there on the course. Every year we appreciate the support of local businesses and individuals who make this scramble possible.”

The Checotah Lions Club was able to raise close to $3,500 which goes towards their scholarship fund for area high school seniors each year.

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Operators of daycare center accused of abuse
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR 
October 9, 2025
A Checotah couple running a daycare center out of their home are accused of abusing children under their care, according to police. After a lengthy investigation that began on July 7, Checotah police ...
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Eufaula Cross Country High School Schedule
October 9, 2025
October 18th (Sat.) Regional Meet @ TBD • TBD • Girls distance 2 mile | Boys distance 5k October 25th (Sat.) State Meet @ North Rock Creek
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2025 Checotah Wildcats Football Schedule
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2025 Checotah Wildcats Football Schedule
October 9, 2025
Oct. 10 Stigler 7 p.m. Away Oct. 16 Holland Hall 7 p.m. Home Oct. 24 Lincoln Christian 7 p.m. Away Oct. 31 Idabel (Senior Night) 7 p.m. Home Nov. 7 Eufaula 7 p.m. Away
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SYATP After Gathering stirred a fire in local youth
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SYATP After Gathering stirred a fire in local youth
By LADONNA RHODES STAFF WRITER 
October 2, 2025
What can happen when one soul catches on fire and passes that fire along to another? A whole school can catch on fire for Jesus and spread for decades from generation to generation. That’s how See You...
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Annual BBQ Banquet
October 2, 2025
Freedom House Adult and Teen Challenge will host their 5th Annual Barbecue Banquet and Graduation Ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 4. The community is invited to purchase tickets and come enjoy an evening o...
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Couple get deferred sentences in animal cruelty case
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Couple get deferred sentences in animal cruelty case
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR 
October 2, 2025
A husband and wife who were charged last year with animal cruelty pled guilty Friday, Sept. 26 and each were given five-year deferred sentences. Morgan Alayne Bateman, 39, lists her home as Checotah, ...
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Man makes Alford plea in lewd act case
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Man makes Alford plea in lewd act case
October 2, 2025
Randy Dwayne Stegall, 64, of Checotah has entered an Alford plea to performing a lewd act in front of a woman and her two children. An Alford plea registers a formal admission of guilt to charges in c...
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Big Breakfast Fundraiser this Saturday
October 2, 2025
For a $10 donation enjoy Farm Fresh Eggs, Blue & Gold Sausage, Pancakes, Homemade from scratch Biscuits & Gravy, Orange Juice & Coffee At the Checotah Masonic Lodge #86 at 625 W. Gentry, Checotah All ...
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October 2, 2025
The Muscogee (Creek) Nation is offering free coffee and donuts during two Domestic Violence Awareness Month events in October. On Friday, October 3 from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. at Nichols Market, 200 S. 2...
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Invasion by armyworms an annual lawn problem
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Invasion by armyworms an annual lawn problem
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR 
October 2, 2025
About this time every year wide swaths of territories in Oklahoma are attacked by an infestation of armyworms – also known as cutworms. Technically, they are classified under the genus Spodoptera and ...
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Walters resigns to fight unions
By KAYLA BRANCH THE FRONTIER 
October 2, 2025
State Superintendent Ryan Walters said nothing about his pending resignation during what was expected to be his last Board of Education meeting, one day after he announced on FOX News that he planned ...
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