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Monday 8:30am - 5pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm Thursday 8:30am - 5pm Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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Yukon 66 Main Street Association is a 501c3, non-profit organization, designated as an Oklahoma Main
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10/30/2026

Main Street Mash is in full swing. Come out and get some candy, hot dogs and have fun.

10/29/2026

FRANKS & STEINS IS MOVING INSIDE!

Join us tomorrow, Friday, October 30, from 5–8 PM at the Oklahoma Czech Building, 25 N. 5th in Downtown Yukon!

🍺 Franks & Steins will be INSIDE.
🎃 Trunk-or-Treat will be OUTSIDE in the building’s gravel parking lot off 5th.

We’re adjusting our setup with the weather in mind and look forward to seeing everyone!

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10/28/2026

Fun for everyone....Enjoy late night shopping or grab your furry friend for some Halloween fun. Friday October. 30th.

10/28/2026

Another fun thing to do on Main Street this Friday night.

Yukon 66 Skate is a family roller skating rink in Yukon, Oklahoma.

10/27/2026

Meet your new favorite souvenir!

Our 2026 Franks & Steins commemorative stein is ready to go home with you! Pick one up for $15 at Franks & Steins this Friday and keep a little Main Street fun in your cabinet. 🎃

📅 Friday, October 30 | 5–8 PM
📍 Czech Building lot, Downtown Yukon

Come for the franks, stay for the fun, take home the stein

10/27/2026

FREE
TRUNK OR TREAT! 🎃

Costumes • Candy • Family Fun

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 | 5–8 PM
Downtown Yukon
Behind Work Ready/Coffee Slingers

10/27/2026

🐾🎃 Our Main Street businesses are getting into the Halloween spirit—and your pups are invited!

Check out the details below for some tail-wagging Halloween fun. It’s another reason to bring the whole crew to Main Street Yukon! 🐶👻

10/26/2026

This is a great cause and helps so many kids in our community.

WANTED: Christmas with a Cop donations!🎅

Help give Yukon children a joyful Christmas shopping trip with local police officers by their side.🎁

Donate at any Yukon business with a donation box or visit https://supportycpa.org.🎄

10/25/2026

Today we share the story of Johnny Prather. His daughter was kind enough to share the story and pictures with us.
My dad, Johnny Prather was born in Foyil Oklahoma in 1933. He graduated from Foyil High School in May,1952. He worked until he was drafted into the US Army in early 1953. He started at Ft. Sill Oklahoma and was sent to Ft. Lewis in Washington state to begin his Basic Training. He said they lined the soldiers into 3 lines as there were 3 planes on the tarmac. As they called your name, they pointed to a plane and you boarded, not knowing where your final destination was. That was a long way for a country boy from Foyil to travel to and live for 2 years. He was trained to be a machine gunner and was a great marksman, receiving many medals and awards for his skill. He loved going to shooting competitions until one time, he had a trip back to Oklahoma planned, and a competition came up at the same time. He had to stay back and watch his Army buddies from OK leave. Dad laughed as he told me, "That was the last competition I was in because I was NOT going to miss another trip home!" He was a machine gun squadron leader and had many stories of his time at Ft. Lewis. He did not like standing in line for parades, marching around the parade field for special occasions or presentations. He also was not fond of those 5-mile hikes they took complete with a loaded backpack and a r***e on his shoulder. Another thing he told me was that the life expectancy of a machine gunner on the front lines in Korea was 4 minutes. That was the starkest comment he made about his time in the Army.
Ft. Lewis was the last stop before being transported to the Korean conflict at that time, so he knew he was headed to Korea after Basic Training. Dad was a Corporal when he was discharged in 1955. He was halfway through Basic Training when the Peace Treaty was signed, and he remained at Ft. Lewis until he was honorably discharged and came back to Oklahoma. Six months later, (1955) he married his sweetheart and the love of his life, Sue Hough. One year later, I was born, and 8 years later my brother arrived. He loved dancing and somehow found dance partners near Ft. Lewis "so he could keep in shape". Emoji He continued to dance until the weekend before he passed away. In his 91 years, he never saw a dance or a dance partner he didn't love. He told me it was good exercise and was the reason he kept in such good shape.
My Dad was a Cherokee citizen and always was proud to have served his country. I always loved standing by him when the National Anthem was played or a flag passed by. No matter his age, he stood at attention with his hand to his head, standing straight and tall. I got to accompany him on his Cherokee Warrior trip in September of 2024 to Washington DC to see all the monuments and Arlington Cemetery. He was in awe of all the monuments and sites we saw that trip. He passed away in November of 2024 two months after going on the trip. He was a great soldier, loving husband, and a wonderful Dad who taught us to love our country and always show respect.

Address

110 S. 5th Street Suite 104
Yukon, OK
73099

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

Website

http://www.yukon66mainstreet.com/

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