Muskogee launches 'Muskogee Means More' campaign to foster community growth and pride
The City of Muskogee announced it's launching the "Muskogee Means More" campaign to help grow the community.The campaign is meant to strengthen civic pride and
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The City of Muskogee announced it's launching the "Muskogee Means More" campaign to help grow the community.The campaign is meant to strengthen civic pride and
After doling out less than $700,000 in grants for 2023, the City of Muskogee Foundation is back on track to award up to $2 million for 2024.
Dozens of new jobs are coming to the city of Muskogee. It comes after CaptiveAire doubled the size of its Muskogee operation. The company opened a new 130,000 square foot facility Tuesday.
Two members of the Brushy Mountain Volunteer Fire Department try to extinguish smoldering embers from a house fire in southeast Muskogee. Former Muskogee City Planning Director Tish Callahan and her
Dec 21, 2020 Colleagues, friends and family members remembered Dr. Yee Se Ong as a "well-respected" man who "gave his life" caring for his patients in Muskogee and other parts of rural Oklahoma. Ong, 76, who became the first cardiologist to establish a practice in Muskogee when he moved here in July 1979, died early Monday due to complications related to COVID-19. A database compiled by the Guardian and Kaiser Health News indicates Ong could become the second Muskogee physician to die of the disease while battling the novel coronavirus â Dr. John Robert Oglesbee, 80, died of COVID...