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08/08/2025

11/07/2025

"I'm not afraid to use my voice," Jackson said of why she writes dissents.

22/06/2025

Will we flood??

So much water pouring out of the Keystone Dam. 12” of rain in the past 30 days.

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10/04/2025

‼️A reminder‼️ that the 58th Annual Azalea Festival Parade has been rescheduled to next Saturday, April 12th. We’ll see you then!🌺🤩

25/03/2025

25/03/2025

Wow!

21/03/2025

WOW! HIS SPEED IS EXTREMELY FAST!
Meet Rudolph Ingram Jr. (AKA Blaze). At age 7 he was called the "Fastest Kid In The World" and broke the ESPN record for the 100-meter dash with a time of 13.48 seconds. This was only 4 seconds behind Usain Bolt's record-setting time of 9.58 seconds.

Ingram also set a record for the 40-yard dash with a time of 4.29 seconds and has received Division 1 football offers.

Blaze is his nickname and for good reason. Blaze has been turning heads on the football field because of his lightning speed and his athletic abilities. Let's show him some love.

18/03/2025

It was a beautiful day for a Ribbon Cutting! Yesterday we celebrated The Connection Companies, owned and operated by Tiffany Egdorf.

Tiffany is the CEO of The Connection Companies, specializing in consulting for non-profit organizations and small businesses. We are excited to welcome The Connection Companies to the Muskogee Chamber!

18/03/2025

18/03/2025

Muskogee Day at the Capitol, presented by OG&E, is just around the corner! Connect with state leaders and advocate for our community. Ticket sales will close on Thursday, March 20, at 5:00 PM.

Secure your spot now at muskogeechamber.org!

18/03/2025

As political tensions rise across the country, Oklahoma lawmakers are addressing both state and national concerns, from economic uncertainty to health care reforms and tax cuts.

14/03/2025

The HISTORY behind our state’s official Gospel Song 🎼 “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” was composed in present-day Oklahoma by two enslaved people—“Uncle” Wallace Willis and “Aunt” Minerva Willis (father and daughter). In the mid-1800s, Wallace and Minerva were forced to work at Spencer Academy in the Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory. While working, Wallace and Minerva would sing many original songs and spirituals. The students and even the school’s superintendent, Alexander Reid, grew to love their music.
Years later, Reid shared at least six of their songs with the Fisk Jubilee Singers. The group performed and popularized some of Wallace and Minerva’s songs, including “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” and “Steal Away to Jesus.”

Photo of students at Spencer Academy, c. 1892 (592, T. W. Hunter Collection, OHS)