Diesel is listed at $4.306 per gallon, down from $4.327 yesterday.

When both fuels ease at the same time, it can help household fill-ups and business operating costs—especially for drivers whose routines depend on diesel, from contractors to delivery routes and weekend travel.

National context from the EIA: week ending June 22

The U.S. Energy Information Administration’s weekly retail update for the week ending June 22 also shows a downward direction: U.S. regular gasoline fell to $3.914 (down $0.138 from the prior week), and on-highway diesel fell to $4.832 (down $0.227 from the prior week).

Local pump check: Casey’s in Poteau

If you want a nearby reference point, Casey’s store #3543 at 3102 N Broadway St in Poteau is currently listing Super 87 at $3.99/gal and diesel at $4.39/gal. Casey’s notes the prices are updated about 1 hour ago, and actual pump pricing can vary from the last reported number—so it’s still smart to verify at the station before filling up.

Why the diesel vs. gas shift matters locally

Even when both fuels trend down, diesel typically stays meaningfully higher than regular, which is why it can move the needle faster for service fleets, delivery drivers, and anyone whose vehicle costs add up mile after mile. Use the AAA metro averages as a direction check—then compare with what you see on the pump in Poteau before you decide where to fill.

What are the highest and lowest pump prices you’re seeing right now in the Poteau area? Share your regular and diesel numbers from nearby stations.

Sources

• AAA Gas Prices (Oklahoma) — Le Flore–Sequoyah metro average (regular & diesel)
• U.S. EIA — Gasoline & Diesel Fuel Update (weekly retail context; week ending June 22)
• Casey’s (Store #3543) — 3102 N Broadway St, Poteau (posted regular and diesel)
• Oklahoma Historical Society — Le Flore County entry (Poteau county-seat context)