— The Sports Calendar runs in print each Sunday and Thursday. Send entries by fax to (918) 684-2865, mail to 214 Wall Street, Muskogee 74401, bring by the Phoenix anytime Monday through Friday or email it to sports@muskogeephoenix.com. Information will not be taken by phone.

The City of Muskogee Foundation will see the influx of five new members of its 13-member governing board before the summer ends, a turnover of nearly 40 percent.

WHAT: Muskogee City Council. WHEN: 7 p.m. Tuesday. WHERE: City Council Chambers, Muskogee Municipal Building, 229 W. Okmulgee Ave. ON TV: Broadcast live on Suddenlink Channel 14.

This is the last weekend the Oklahoma Renaissance Festival will be open at the Castle of Muskogee, 3400 W. Fern Mountain Road.

The American Red Cross will be holding their inaugural Water Polo/Water Volleyball Tournament at 6 p.m. June 1 at the Muskogee Swim and Fitness Center Pool. Cost is $50 for one event or $60 for both.

With Memorial Day here and Independence Day coming soon, the Muskogee Child Support office hopes to support the troops deployed overseas. Muskogee residents may donate gently-used cellular phones or bring in a cash donation into the Muskogee Child Support Office, 420 N. Main St.

With Memorial Day being here and Independence Day coming soon, the Muskogee Child Support office hopes to support the troops deployed overseas. Muskogee residents may donate gently-used cellular phones or bring in a cash donation into the Muskogee Child Support Office, 420 N. Main St.

A Lebanon, Okla., man pleaded guilty Monday to robbing a Muskogee bank at knifepoint in March.

After a spike in burglaries in the Muskogee area this month, police are urging residents to look out for one another through neighborhood watch programs.

— Saturday’s historic buildings tour looks toward future uses as well as past glory. Several buildings featured in the fourth annual “This Place Matters” tour are available for tenants or development, said Jonita Mullins, executive director of Downtown Muskogee Inc.