Tahlequah Daily Press

Local News

September 10, 2012

Daily Log

TAHLEQUAH — Court Report

Warranty Deeds

Barbara Arnold et ux to Edward D. Smith et al

Jimmie G. Jolliff et ux to Daniel D. Barnat

Allen W. Rule et al to Allen W. Rule et al

Billy L. Ford et ux to Bobby Ray Brumback

Samuel A. Adair et ux to Marilyn Diane Adair

Dona Johnson Lusk to Dona Johnson Lusk et al

Helen Christine Young et vir to Johnathan Aaron Young et ux

Wayne Carr Richey Jr. et ux to Johnathan Aaron Young et ux

Mary Louise VanNoy Trustee to Mary Louise VanNoy Trustee

Felonies

Jessie Redford – assault and battery with a deadly weapon 11 cts., robbery with a dangerous weapon

Tracy Lee Redford – assault and battery with a deadly weapon 11 cts., robbery with a dangerous weapon

Seth Javan Spencer – DUI second or subsequent, driving under suspension

Joe Lee  Squyres III – possession of controlled dangerous substance

Misdemeanors

Wilson Moses Begay Jr. – public intoxication

Monroe Hawkins – open container alcohol, driving under suspension

Jimmy Wayne Sequichie Jr. – domestic abuse-assault and battery, malicious injury to property

Civils

Bank of America N.A. vs. Regina Lain et al – foreclosure

GE Capital Retail Bank vs. Shirlene Gonzales

Protective Orders

David Brian Fuller vs. Brandt Tschirhart

Jacquelyn Marie Young vs. Conrad Michael Young

Divorces

Mary Kaye Jobe-Masters vs. Jonathan C. Jobe

Marriages

Joshua Smith Miller, 27, Tahlequah, to Joni Dawn Johnson, 32, Welling

Kyle Raymond Lemaster, 23, Bunch, to Lisa Girdner, 21, Bunch

Traffic Report

Monalisa Patricia Dawson – speeding

Taylor Diane Iverson – speeding

James Walter Culwell IV – no seat, no security verification

Taylor Shanea Nichols – speeding

Glenn Ray Blackman – no seat belt

Ronald C. Jones – driving under revocation, no security verification

Charles Brian Crittenden – driving under revocation

Chad Alexander Locke – speeding

Ashley Nicole Brixey – speeding

Charlotte A. Leonard – speeding

Jason Alan Hall – speeding

Juanita Joy Proctor – no child restraint

Bryan Justin Goodnight – no driver’s license

Kevin Michael Glenn – driving under revocation

Millard Jayce Dakota Edwards – speeding

Anthony Alan Pritchett – no seat belt

Willie Earl Salyer – taxes due state

Natalio Ruedas Salas – no driver’s license

Blake Pender Freeman – no security verification

Lucas Fargo – failure to keep in proper lane

Siah Long Isham – driving under revocation

Bryan Donald Petree – no seat belt

Bruce Ron Petree – no seat belt

Wallace Donald Kasinger – no seat belt

Nathaniel Bryan Moss – speeding

Sheila Renee Rector – no seat belt

Brandon Snell – driving under suspension

Alan Edward Smith – failure to stop at stop sign

Victoria Sue Katherine Rose – no seat belt

Sharon Beth Johnson – no seat belt

Eric Noel York – no seat belt

James Michael Brigida – speeding

Blade Bryan Allen Girdner – no seat belt

Lucas Wildcat – no seat belt

Kathy Lynn Farrow – speeding

Johnnie Edward Townsend – no seat belt

Nathan Daniel Rudek – speeding

Johnny Henry Biddie IV – speeding, defective/improper tires, failure to register used vehicle within 30 days, expired license plate

Larry Lynn Drake Jr. – no driver’s license

Martin C. Eligio – no driver’s license, speeding, no security verification

Sebastian Duque – no security verification, driving under suspension

Lori Morris – driving under revocation

Samuel David Brewer – no security verification

Ronald Thomas Milligan – no driver’s license, taxes due state

Mickey Kody Threlkeld – taxes due state, no security verification

Nan Jiang – speed not reasonable and proper

Matthew Ryan Caviness – speeding

William Daniel Coats – driving under suspension

Tanner L. Stevens – failure to stop at stop sign

Markena Pittman – no driver’s license, operating motor vehicle with expired registration

Harvey F. Chase – driving under suspension, no security verification

Haley Jo Hix – speed not reasonable and proper

Sammi L. Higgins – open container beer

Emily Smith – no seat belt

Samantha A. Smith – speed not reasonable and proper

Daylon Josh Vann – driving under revocation

Michael Gene Cravens – speeding

Billy Kent Pettus – no seat belt

Denver McKnight Richardson – driving under suspension second or subsequent, speeding

Auston Jack Mullen – no security verification

Mark Shoup – no seat belt

Tyler Dee Nicholson – no seat belt

Charles Thomas Limore – no seat belt

Richard Dale Lea – driving under suspension

Russell Marvin Cariker – no security verification

Charles Elbert Lamons – no seat belt

Billy Gene Ingram – no seat belt

Amanda Sue Ingram – no seat belt

Death Notices

ROBINSON, Sami, 49. Tahlequah. Died Aug. 31. Services pending with Reed-Culver Funeral Home, Tahlequah.

LEECH, Forrest, 101. Tahlequah farmer/rancher. Died Sept. 7 in Oklahoma City. Services pending with Reed-Culver Funeral Home, Tahlequah.

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Local News
  • Diamondhead to host Red Dirt music festival

    Barbara and Kevin Kelly, owners of Diamondhead Resort on State Highway 10 on the Illinois River, have worked for years to create a fun, festival atmosphere. That includes floating, camping, swimming, as well as hosting a variety of musical guests.

    June 17, 2013

  • fathers day.tif A day for dads

    Fathers show their love for their family in different ways.

    June 17, 2013 1 Photo

  • jh ancestry main.tif Researching indigenous family roots

    At some point in life, most people can’t help but wonder about their family’s past, and from whom they are descended.

    June 17, 2013 1 Photo

  • TPWA approves $24.23M budget for fiscal year

    Members of the Tahlequah Public Works Authority Board of Trustees unanimously approved the budget for the 2013-2014 fiscal year – which included a 5 percent overall increase – during Friday’s monthly meeting at the Public Works Office Board Room.

    June 17, 2013

  • Bar and grill, hair salon join downtown corridor

    Business on Tahlequah’s main street corridor continues to grow with the recent addition of a bar and grill eatery and a beauty salon.

    June 17, 2013

  • Keys School OK’s hiring of teachers, support personnel

    Teachers, bus drivers, custodians and support staff were hired during Thursday’s Keys Public Schools Board of Education meeting, held at the Keys High School Library.

    June 17, 2013

  • Pair taken into custody

    A Tahlequah man and Proctor woman were taken into police custody following a traffic stop on East Downing June 13. Billy J. Crittenden, 30, was arrested for driving under the influence, while passenger Stephanie Williams, 28, was arrested on complaints of public intoxication.

    June 17, 2013

  • Tahlequah teens killed in lake-area crash

    Two Tahlequah teenagers are dead after a pickup carrying several young people crashed early this morning at the intersection of Indian Road and Pettit Bay Road.

    June 15, 2013

  • Trail of Tears commemorators conclude 1,000-mile Reconciliation Trek

    A group of women and men prayerfully retracing one of the routes of the Cherokee 1836-’38 “Trail of Tears” will conclude their 1,000-mile journey of repentance and reconciliation with a gathering of native elders and Christian ministers Saturday morning.

    June 14, 2013

  • ra freewheel.tif Pedal pushers

    It’s about the long, easy ride from one side of the state to the other.

    June 14, 2013 1 Photo

Poll

Where do you think bicycle trails are most needed in Cherokee County?

In the downtown corridor.
Not downtown, because it would be too congested, but on peripheral streets, like Bluff, Downing and College, and Muskogee but not downtown.
On the rural highways mainly in recreational areas, like Highways 10 and 82.
Only in special areas, like parks.
I do not think Cherokee County needs any (or more) bike trails.
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