Area veterans can find ways to refresh their spirits through an outdoor program hosted by Frank Gladd American Legion Post 20.

Saturday, Sept. 25 is “Comic Book Day.” What does that have to do with the library, you say? Comic books have been around since the 1930s and are based on the comic strip, which is believed to have originated with Rudolphe Topffer (1799-1846) a Swiss schoolmaster, according to Patricia Manar…

Fort Gibson National Cemetery's new director, David Van Meter, says his service in the Army helps him sympathize with veterans' families the cemetery serves.

Highway bridges that have crossed the Arkansas River for more than 50 years are due for replacement, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation says. 

This week at the “Q” we are paying tribute to the 20-year anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, a day that we will never forget. One way that we will remember is to participate in the 9/11 Memorial & Museum’s Education Exhibition, "September 11, 2001: The Day That Changed the World."  

Hilldale eighth-grader Lilly Beverage signed autographs like a Major League pro Sunday afternoon.

In October 2015, the American Library Association launched a study entitled Libraries Transform Lives. Some of the findings from the study show that one means of libraries transforming lives is by offering equal opportunity. One opportunity is, “ebooks that let you fit a world of literature …

At the regular meeting Monday, the Fort Gibson Board of Trustees approved the following:

Fort Gibson can step up efforts to fight substance abuse and help those affected, through a federal grant. 

WHAT: Fort Gibson Board of Trustees Regular Meeting.

The Q.B. Boydstun Library and the Oklahoma Healthy Aging Initiative (OHAI) Northeast Center of Healthy Aging will be providing the Tai Chi for Better Balance Program. The classes will be held Mondays and Wednesdays at 9 a.m. beginning Sept. 13 through Dec. 8 at the Q.B. Boydstun Library, 201…

First-grade teacher Shannon Johnson spent her lunch hour on Tuesday placing clear plastic barriers on students' desks at St. Joseph Catholic School.

This week families are getting back to school and settling back into routines. With vacations ending and school beginning, now is a good time to take stock of your technology needs. The “Q” has many ways to help you with those needs.

Damage to Willey Street south of Fort Gibson has been repaired through the town of Fort Gibson's collaboration with Muskogee County and the Cherokee Nation, officials say.

Fort Gibson Schools Johnson O'Malley students may pick up their school supplies in Room D101 of the IE building from 8:30 a.m.- 3 p.m. and 5-7 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday. Supplies will also be available on from 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 7.

After these things, refer to the things that shall immediately follow the completion of the Church Age, as prefigured in the messages to the seven churches. The church disappears from view with the close of the third chapter of the Laodicea Age and is not heard of again until the 19th chapte…

The summer reading program, “Tails and Tales” will be coming to an end next week. “Grab and Go” activities will be available throughout the rest of this week. In celebration of the kids who participated, we are having a “Foam Party” today from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Kids are encouraged to bring …

In the name of full disclosure, the New Testament is not new, and not just because it is 2,000 years old. If you had spoken with an ancient Hebrew and you referred to “The Old Testament,” or even to “The Bible,” he would not have known what you were talking about. The Hebrews referred to the…

Lighting for the Skatepark at Midland Valley could keep Nathan Johnson from having to go elsewhere at dusk to ride his scooter.

A second person has died as a result of a three-vehicle collision that occurred Tuesday night south of Muskogee on U.S. 64.

Imagine if we were able to breathe and live in the sea. Imagine all the beautiful things we would see! For the next two weeks, the “Q” is participating in virtual programs presented by the Oklahoma Aquarium. This week’s presentation is “Into the Ecozone!” According to the Aquarium presenters…

God should leave people alone.

Children and teens compete in a variety of events Saturday at the Fort Gibson Round Up Club arena.

Fort Gibson Fire Department got a new rescue unit and a new chief within weeks of each other.

After 14 years, this is the last week I will be writing my column. Youth ministry has become more demanding and I will be using more of my time in that area. Our Family Life Minister, Steve Parker, will be taking my place as a columnist. He is a very experienced minister and counselor, whose…