Our Sympathies Extended to the Families of... Rex Kibby

Body 2 Timothy 4:7 “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” Rex Randall Kibby died on June 17, 2021 after a courageous and hard-fought battle with Leukemia and Myasthenia Gravis. There will be no scheduled service at this time per his request.
Rex Kibby

Car Show Brings Back Great Memories

Body This 1950 Ford Crestliner is very similar to the one FRANK AND KAY PITCOCK went in on the their first date. There were only 1,760 of these cars made and they sold for $1,700.00.
Car Show Brings Back Great Memories

American Legion Needs Our Help

Body Because of the generosity of Reggie Davis and his wife Lori Loftis Davis our local American Legion organization has a home. The building is located at 211 e. Main (where Dr. Jerry Anderson’s office used to be).
LEMONADE STAND RAISES $340 for American Legion Post 32 building. A special thank you to Jax Chambers, Brian Perteet, and Aiden Giles for donating all profits from their lemonade stand to the Amnerican Legion building fund. These young patriots are greatly appreciated.

Holdenville Revenue Down

Body Sales tax disbursements and use tax disbursements were down for both the month and the year in the City of Holdenville and Hughes County, according to the monthly report released by the Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC) on Tuesday, June 8.

Spring Car Show Rides Into Town

Body The annual Holdenville Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture Spring Car Show filled the streets in all directions from the intersection of Broadway and 7th Street with highly interesting cars, trucks, motorcycles and other vehicles on Saturday, June 5.
POPULAR VAN - John Fiely of McAlester took home two of the trophies that were designed specifically for the Spring Car Show on Saturday. Fiely won 1st Place in both the Special Interest and theChamber’s Choice categories with his 1964 Chevy van, which had a 60’s style customized interior. A full list of all the winners will be in next week’s Holdenville News.