Rentiesville, Oklahoma is known for hosting an annual music festival dedicated to what specific genre of music?

Join us for a day full of classic cars, fun, and community spirit at Honor Heights Park in Muskogee!

📅 Date: [Insert Date]
⏰ Registration: 8:00 AM – Noon
💵 Entry Fee: $20 per vehicle
🏆 Judging & Awards: After registration closes

✨ All proceeds benefit the Bedouin Clown Unit, helping them continue their good work in the community.

Bring your ride, bring your family, and enjoy the sights and sounds of some of the best cars in Green Country!

Muskogee County is gearing up for a major road upgrade as work on 3 Rivers Road begins this fall.

Set to start in mid to late September, the $10.2 million reconstruction will turn a rough stretch between Fort Gibson and Okay into a much safer and more reliable route for the community.

This project is a key part of ongoing efforts to enhance transportation throughout the area.

Recent years have brought major improvements, including over 45 road and bridge projects completed by the Cherokee Nation in 2023 and nearly $930 million in statewide investments approved by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation for coming years, with several projects planned locally.

These upgrades reinforce a strong commitment to improved safety and travel across Muskogee County.

Residents can expect smoother commutes and positive impacts on the local economy once the new 3 Rivers Road opens.

Shout-Out to:
 Muskogee Bridges - Getting Ahead Class

A heartfelt nod to the Muskogee Bridges program for their Getting Ahead in a Just Gettin’‑By World class—a life-changing opportunity for community members.

Why it matters to our community:

• Held over 20 weeks during either the Spring (Jan–May) or Fall (Aug–Dec) semester, the classes meet Tuesdays from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM and include meals and educational childcare. MUSKOGEE BRIDGES 

• Supports small class sizes and includes guest speakers and a graduation ceremony, with a Spanish-speaking class also available. MUSKOGEE BRIDGES 

What you’ll gain:

• Learn why you might feel stuck, how to stabilize chaos in your life, and steps to move toward self-sufficiency. MUSKOGEE BRIDGES Y

Muskogee Public Schools has received a transformative $1,081,900 grant from the William Barry Love Foundation, boosting educational opportunities and support for local students.

This substantial funding will help launch the Early College High School in partnership with Connors State College, and provide elementary schools with ten new reading and math interventionists.

The grant also expands the Pershing After School Program, which delivers research-based learning and social-emotional development for K-5 students, and extends academic, arts, and STEM enrichment for middle schoolers through the 6th/7th Grade Roughers Extended Day Program.

Dr. Jarod Mendenhall expressed deep appreciation for the foundation’s ongoing partnership, while James Gulley affirmed the commitment to Muskogee’s youth and legacy of community support.

This latest award brings the foundation’s total contributions to Muskogee schools to over $1.24 million since 2024.

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Tahlequah, Oklahoma?

“Watch: 2025 Cherokee National Holiday Parade in Full —Tommy Wildcat Leads the Way”

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Fort Gibson, Oklahoma?

Purchase a taster kit and you'll become one of the judges in the Taster's Choice Competition. There's something for the whole family to enjoy at this free event, including a children's zone, beer garden and live entertainment at Smokin' the Fort.

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The Dusk to Dawn Blues Festival.