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March 23, 2023
The Conservation Fund has purchased 11,000 acres of land in Pushmataha County that they will use to develop Oklahoma’s first official State Forest. The land is in the round mountain area, about 15 miles near Hochatown. The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture and Forestry will manage the wildlife area
March 13, 2023
Oklahoma State Forest, The Conservation Fund, Southeastern Oklahoma, Oklahoma, Nuveen Natural Capital, Ginny Moore, Mark Goeller, Craig Marquardt, Forest Management Chief, Ouachita National Forest, Round Mountain Forest, Recreational access, outdoor, forest
March 11, 2023
Southeast Oklahomas woodlands are remote, rugged, beautiful, and in danger from development. The Conservation Fund is working to protect some of it.
February 13, 2023
One man is in custody after a pursuit began when he rammed an Antlers, Oklahoma, police car and injured an officer. Jacob German was taken into custody by Pushmataha County Deputies and Antlers Police. He had multiple warrants issued by the Choctaw Nation. German had been on the run since fleeing Ch
January 16, 2023
Fort Towson Historic Site Plan Hands-On Opportunities for Guests in 2023 FORT TOWSON, Okla. — Fort Towson Historic Site staff are busily preparing for the full slate of activities and events scheduled for 2023. Learning opportunities will be plentiful, with weekend activities beginning in February
December 21, 2022
A Texas developer canceled plans for a $1.5 billion hydroelectric storage project in this southeast Oklahoma river community last week, citing protests from 200 residents and opposition from the Choctaw Nation.
December 20, 2022
A Texas developer canceled plans for a $1.5 billion hydroelectric storage project in southeast Oklahoma last week, citing protests from 200 residents and opposition from the Choctaw Nation.
November 30, 2022
Meadville, PA (PRWEB) November 30, 2022 -- “Maybe Tomorrow”: a fascinating personal look into a life of challenge and victory. “Maybe Tomorrow” is the
October 31, 2022
Authorities are investigating after skeletal remains were found over the weekend in southeastern Oklahoma.
October 27, 2022
Oklahoma will receive $27 million in federal funding intended to help schools and other organizations acquire electric buses.