Carrie Underwood's Foundation Helps Fund Checotah Animal Shelter

05/16/11 What would you do if you became wildly successful, rich and famous?  Checotah's Carrie Underwood is all of that, and what she's doing is giving back to her hometown.

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Oklahoma City ranks No. 23 for bitten letter carriers

05/13/11 Oklahoma City was ranked No. 23 on the U.S. Postal Service's list of top cities for dog attacks on letter carriers. National Dog Bite Prevention Week begins Sunday.

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Cascia Hall's Charlie Saxon wins his third consecutive state title

05/11/11 Consecutive eagles on the back nine helped Cascia Hall senior Charlie Saxon shoot a final-round 73 Tuesday at Cimarron Trails in Perkins to clinch medalist honors for a third straight year at the Class ...

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OFFSTAGE: Carrie Underwood's High School Reunion

05/10/11 ( CMT Offstage keeps a 24/7 watch on everything that's happening with country music artists behind the scenes and out of the spotlight.) As if it's not enough torture already to go to a high school reunion, imagine having Carrie Underwood at yours.

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Miranda Lambert, Rascal Flatts earn 3 CMT Music Award nominations

04/27/11 Carrie Underwood , Reba McEntire, Blake Shelton, Thompson Square and Toby Keith also will represent Oklahoma at the June 8 awards show.

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Oklahoma Civil War Battle To Live Again Near Checotah

04/24/11 It's been 150 years since the Union forces attacked a Confederate supply depot in the Battle of Honey Springs. A historical reenactment is planned for April 30 and May 1. Oklahoma Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission

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Rain comes to Oklahoma City metro-area, much of state

04/24/11 Widespread rainfall has brought needed rain to drought areas in much of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma City metro, but eastern parts of the state reported flooding Sunday evening.

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Oklahoma commemorates Civil War 150 years after secession swept Southern states and Indian tribes

04/23/11 The Five Civilized Tribes each signed treaties with the Confederacy, although the Cherokees, led by Chief John Ross, resisted until the power of the Confederacy and the Union's absence left him virtually no choice. The Wichita, Caddo, Quapaw, Seneca, Shawnee, Osage and other tribes also allied with the Confederacy.

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Timeline of Friday's storms

04/22/11 We tracked the storms with constant updates from 2News Chief Meteorologist Dan Threlkeld and Meteorologist Andy Wallace as severe weather crossed through northeastern Oklahoma.

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Civil War re-enactment takes place at Honey Springs

04/16/11   Ed. Note: This is the second in a series of stories about the Civil War and its effect on the people in Pontotoc County.

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Missing Oktaha woman last seen at Checotah bank

04/13/11 Lori Smallwood. A missing Oktaha woman has not contacted her daughter for six days, and friends in Oklahoma City are putting out fliers. Lori Smallwood, 37, told relatives she was going to the airport April 6 to pick up a friend.

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Deputies Search For Missing Oktaha Mother Of Two

04/13/11 The Muskogee County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in finding a 37-year-old Oktaha woman who was last seen April 6, 2011.

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Hearing to continue today in Eufaula mayoral race challenge

04/13/11 Nancy Mouser, left, confers with her lawyer Tuesday before a hearing in McIntosh County District Court to determine wether there were voting irregularities in the Eufaula mayoral elections.

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Missing Checotah Woman May Be In Oklahoma City

04/12/11 Muskogee County sheriff's deputies believe a missing Checotah woman may be in Oklahoma City.

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Muskogee Run results

04/10/11 Overall: 1, Jason Tilton, Oklahoma City, 1:01.14. 2, Chad McCarter, Tahlequah, 1:02.42. 3, John Porter, Tulsa, 41, 1:03.28. Age-group results: 16-19: 1, Matt Stultz, Mounds, 1:06.28. 2, Nathan Harlin, Muskogee, 1:08.48. 3, Matt Foreman, Peggs, 1:37.35.

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Mel McDaniel RIP

04/09/11 Country singer Mel McDaniel, whose "Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On" went to no 1 on the country charts in 1985, passed away at the age of 68

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Okie country music stars find varying success on silver screen

04/08/11 With 'Soul Surfer,' the girl from Checotah moves from music to movies, adding acting to her resume. Is it a good move for the megastar? Consider the motion picture careers of some other Oklahoma stars ...

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Earl J. Gattenby

02/25/11 Earl J. Gattenby, 86, of Blocker, died Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011, at Checotah Nursing Center.

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Black history seminar planned today near Checotah

02/25/11 The Warrior School Restoration Organization Inc., is sponsoring their fourth annual Black History Month Seminar at 10 a.m. today at the Mt. Olive Star Baptist Church, seven miles west of Checotah in the Warrior Community.

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Playoffs resume today

02/24/11 Playoff action resumes today and for Muskogee and coach Doyle Rowland, it represents a bona fide chance to extend their season past the opening round for the first time since 2004.

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