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"FGHS Royal Regiment Band Wows at Xmas Parade!"
"FGHS Royal Regiment Band Wows at Xmas Parade!"
"Holiday fun in Muskogee! From JingleBell Market to Winter Graduation Festivities, plus Captain D's arrival and Fort Gibson High School band's parade success. Enjoy the last weekend before Christmas!"
Kelvin Brown
Dec 20, 2025
Enjoy the last weekend before Christmas. |
What's happening in Muskogee |
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Festive celebrations are lighting up Queen City as residents gather for the eagerly anticipated Christmas party. The community is coming together to enjoy music, food, and seasonal cheer, transforming the venue into a hub of holiday spirit. Local organizers have planned special activities for families and children, ensuring everyone feels welcome and included. Neighbors and visitors alike are embracing the joyous atmosphere, making lasting memories in the heart of Queen City. The event highlights the close-knit nature of the area, with old friends reconnecting and new friendships forming under the twinkling holiday lights. As laughter fills the air, Queen City’s Christmas party stands out as a highlight of the season, bringing hope and unity to the community. Read More... |
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Captain D’s Seafood Kitchen is coming to Muskogee, marking a fresh chapter in local dining.
On December 16, 2025, city leaders and Chamber members officially broke ground at 419 E. Okmulgee Street, right next to Church’s Chicken.
This new addition is led by the same local business group already invested in the area.
Captain D’s is a beloved chain known for its affordable, family-friendly seafood like fried fish, shrimp, and classic sides.
Founded in 1969, the restaurant’s quick service and generous portions have made it a Southern favorite, and Muskogee will soon join that legacy.
The new location promises local jobs and adds variety to East Okmulgee’s food scene, helping drive economic growth.
Construction is underway, with doors expected to open by mid-2026.
Welcome to Muskogee, Captain D’s! Read More... |
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The Winter Graduation Program for Muskogee Bridges brought together families and supporters at St. Paul United Methodist Church in Muskogee, Oklahoma for an uplifting celebration of local achievement.
Recognizing participants who completed a rigorous 20-week program, the event shined a light on hard work, growth, and resilience within the community.
Courses—offered in both English and Spanish—ranged from practical financial education to health, communication, and ESL classes, all designed to break down barriers and foster long-term stability for Muskogee families.
The ceremony honored more than academic milestones; it celebrated courage, perseverance, and the transformational power of community-driven support.
Programs like Muskogee Bridges Out of Poverty do more than provide resources—they inspire hope, strengthen connections, and help residents build brighter futures for themselves and those around them.
Congratulations to each graduate—your accomplishments uplift all of Muskogee. Read More... |
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Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, shimmered with holiday spirit as the Fort Gibson High School Royal Regiment Band led the beloved Christmas Parade on December 6, 2025.
After capturing the OBA Class 4A State Marching Championship, the band enchanted the crowd with their dynamic showcase, "Streets Come Alive," uniting the town through the universal language of music.
Directed by Diania Hopkins, their performance stood out among over 40 parade participants, from local Jeep clubs strung with lights to a lively appearance by the Oktaha High School Band.
Amanda Smith, Deputy Town Administrator, praised the parade for building holiday joy and community pride.
The Royal Regiment’s spirited melodies resonated with families along Broadway, highlighting Fort Gibson’s rich musical tradition.
Their success continues to inspire young musicians and strengthens community bonds, promising many more memorable moments for Fort Gibson. Read More... |