Mayleigh Kirkendoll Rowdy Rhine Kasen McCoy Brodie Rogers.

HERITAGE VILLAGE NURSING HOME is home to many Holdenville Veterans. All but one veteran currently residing in the nursing home are pictured above. Back Row (L-R): Leroy Dority, Bob Towry, Jerry Smith, and Marvin Tampleton, Seated (L-R): Jim Ownbey, John Jay, Jack McCoy, and Vivian Hefner. These are among the toughest, most loyal citizens in our community. Our country owes them a great dead of gratitude.

Thomas hosts Dodge Ball Tournament “A good time was had by all’ would be a good way to describe a recent fund raiser at the Holdenville High School Gymnasium when Thomas Middle School held a dodge ball tournament. There were 76 students listed on the rosters of 11 teams that participated in a fun night of competition and when it was all over a team that labeled themselves as the Cocomelons won the championship.

Emily Sherrin with parents Mike Sherrin, Shannon Davis, and brother Jeret Sherrin Howard Harjo with his mother Terri Haysen Sigman withj parents Stacy and Pam Makayla Chambers with parents Kristal and Justin Ashlyn Chaney with parents Shelton and Gayla Foster A.J. Fixico with parents Albert and Sharon Fixico Juan Saldana with parents Juan and Irma Laeh’Lah Bowen with Darrin and Amie Johnson Cassy Kelley with parents T.J.

Isaiah Buck.

Wolverines Win! The Holdenville Wolverines ended the 2021 football season with a 27-0 victory over the Crooked Oak Rough Necks! The victory was a long time coming and needless to say the Wolverine faithful joined the players and coaches in a spirited post game celebration. Wolverine head coach, Thomas Walser , was awarded with a cold water cooler dosing as the players couldn’t resist an opportunity to empty a cooler full of ice water on the first year head coach.

Cheyenne Fixico and Stevi Huff have earned All-State Honors! Cheyenne was selected as first team all-state and Stevi was selected as an alternate.

Thursday, November 14, our local American Legion Post will have a reception for all area veterans from 8:00 to 12:00 noon at the new local Legion building, 211 E. Main. For many years, Post 32 has not had a building. Thanks to local businessman Reggie Davis, they were given the building and with local donations are renovating the inside. It is not yet finished, but we are proud of all the work that has been done up to this point.

Holdenville General Hospital recently joined the Department of Veterans Affairs Community Care Network (CCN). The CCN is a network of highly qualified, credentialed community health care providers such as Holdenville General Hospital, that work with VA providers to ensure Veterans receive the health care services they need when they are unable to receive care at a VA facility. Instead of traveling to VA facilities hours away, Veterans can get the care they need right here at home.