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The City of Muskogee Emergency Management office's mission is to save lives by preparing, implementing, and exercising emergency preparedness plans, and coordinating disaster response and recovery operations.

The agency is responsible for storm spotting, tornado alerts, mass notifications, flood watches, and disaster recovery.

The Emergency Management Department has two full-time employees and relies on volunteers, including trained spotters from the "Weather 1 Storm Team" who provide critical weather information during hazardous conditions.

Contact information for the Emergency Management office includes phone numbers and email addresses for those seeking assistance or information.

"Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful."

The Marshall Bass Reeves Statue in Muskogee, Oklahoma recognizes the legendary lawman who served as one of the first African American deputy U.S. marshals west of the Mississippi River in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Reeves is known for his remarkable career in law enforcement, during which he arrested over 3,000 criminals and brought them to justice.

The statue, unveiled in 2025, was created by sculptor Joel Randell and depicts Bass Reeves striding on patrol in his later years as a Muskogee police officer. Standing eight feet tall, the bronze figure captures Reeves’ determination and strength, honoring his legacy as both a U.S. Deputy Marshal and a local lawman.

Reeves' dedication to upholding justice despite facing discrimination and adversity is celebrated through the statue, serving as a reminder of his bravery and commitment to serving the community.

The statue serves as a symbol of inspiration and empowerment for future generations, highlighting the importance of perseverance and integrity in the pursuit of justice.

Marshall Bass Reeves' impact on the Muskogee community is commemorated through the statue, honoring his pioneering spirit and dedication to law enforcement in the face of challenges.

The PC Landing Zone Enhances Customer Experience with Relocation of Muskogee Store.

The PC Landing Zone has relocated it's Muskogee store to a new location.  941 N Main, Suite B

The move aims to provide better service and convenience to customers.

The new store is expected to offer a revamped shopping experience with increased space and updated technology products.

The move reflects The PC Landing Zone's commitment to evolving and meeting the needs of its clientele.

Weekly Weather for Muskogee, Ok.

Shout Out

After a long career in banking, Renee Fredrick has retired.

Fredrick has been a dedicated and valued member of the bank for many years, serving in various roles and making a significant impact on both colleagues and clients.

Her retirement marks the end of an era at Mabrey Bank, as many will miss her leadership, expertise, and cheerful presence.

Fredrick's contributions to the bank have been greatly appreciated, and her retirement is well-deserved after years of hard work and dedication.

As she embarks on this new chapter in her life, colleagues and clients alike wish her all the best in her retirement and thank her for her many years of service at Mabrey Bank in Muskogee.

What's Happening in

Fort Gibson, Oklahoma?

What's Happening in

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.

Lake Region Fiber has completed its first installation in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, providing residents with high-speed internet services.

This marks the company's initial venture into the area, offering increased connectivity and broadband access to the community.

The installation signifies the company's commitment to expanding their services and improving internet accessibility for residents in the region.

Lake Region Fiber's presence in Fort Gibson aims to enhance communication, entertainment, and business capabilities for local residents, businesses, and organizations.

Call  918-772-2526 or sign up at www.LakeRegionFiber.com and place your fiber order. Free installation, no contract, and no bad service. Plans start at $58.94/mo.

My personal favorites.

Muskogee photos from the archives. 

May 2013.

Who's more afraid, Grandpa John Hassler or the grandkids?