Tahlequah Daily Press Features

Festival plans under way

2012-02-10T10:20:48-06:00

Volunteers for the fourth annual Arts on the Avenue festival this week began organizing their expanded two-day event.

Assault figures track disturbing trend

2012-02-09T09:34:03-06:00

One in six boys and one in four girls will be sexually assaulted before turning 18.

What's Happening

2012-02-08T10:19:47-06:00

What's Happening

Cherokee artist displays many talents

2012-02-07T15:36:27-06:00

Dancing and creating art are two of Dorothy Dreadfulwater Ice’s favorite ways to spend her time.

Business Expo back for 2012

2012-02-03T18:04:41-06:00

After a successful go at last year’s inaugural Business Expo in Tahlequah, organizers are excited to bring the event back in 2012.

Pastor at peace with life in ministry

2012-01-31T13:16:04-06:00

With compassion and humor, pastor Charles Duvall has shared with couples how to find and keep love alive in their marriage for half a century, and he thrives in an area many people, including pastors, avoid – hospital and nursing home work.

Reducing your home’s carbon footprint

2012-01-27T14:30:56-06:00

In a world of energy-driven daily comforts, being able to “leave no trace behind” depends on a person’s ability to mimic camping conditions in an indoor setting.

Revision of rape definition more inclusive

2012-01-26T14:13:09-06:00

For years, most state criminal statutes defining rape have made the requirements for proving the crime very specific.

Workforce offers veterans’ services

2012-01-25T16:59:05-06:00

The Veteran Services Department of the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission wants to help its own in reestablishing life as a civilian after serving the nation’s military.

Fields shares fond memories of Tahlequah

2012-01-24T15:10:54-06:00

Melanie Burris Fields may live in Bixby, but the Tahlequah High School graduate has fond memories of growing up in Tahlequah.