FELONY John Jordon Cook—domestic assault & battery by strangulation MISDEMEANOR Kristina D. Luke—public intoxication MARRIAGE Rowdy Wrecks Gene Jones, Calvin and Dasie Jayd Hill, Holdenville CIVIL Reverse PHH vs.

Hard Work Pays Off Imagine what it would feel like if you excel at your sport and you’re invited to Norman for a visit by the University of Oklahoma coaching staff. So….you sign the letter of intent and enroll.

Apparently, I stepped on the toes of one of our county elected officials recently. On Sheriff Maxwell’s Facebook page, she referred to our newspaper as an “a**-wipe” newspaper. I know she was raised in the country, but she should know that now they have an item called toilet paper that replaces, corn cobs, newspaper and Sears catalog pages. However, she can use our newspaper any way she wants to, we just appreciate her reading it first. We are using a very high-quality newsprint so hopefully it won’t cause too much irritation.

Nancy Annette Taylor went to meet the Lord Saturday, June 11th, 2022 at Holdenville General Hospital in Holdenville, Oklahoma at the age of 74. Nancy was born November 10, 1947 in Dustin, Oklahoma to Robert Elvin Flanagan Sr.

It’s time for Catholics, and all Christians, to reassert devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus over and against ‘Pride Month.’ Unless you live in a cave, you’ve probably noticed that June is “Pride Month,” when corporate America and nearly every public institution in the country swap out their logos for rainbow flags and engage in an appalling spectacle of empty, hypocritical virtue-signaling. Already in the first week of June we’ve had the Brooklyn Net’s insane pride flag graphic, the U.S.

James Fife, Health Educator with The Hughes County Health Department gave a program at the Holdenville Library on “Physical Activity & its Effects on Blood Pressure” on 05/23/2022.

JUNE 15 TH 1667: The first human blood transfusion is performed. Jean-Baptiste Denys, a French physician, transfused sheep’s blood into a 15-year-old boy who had been bled with leeches.

All Oklahomans drive on the same roads and can access the same public-school system. But thanks to the U.S. Supreme Court’s McGirt ruling, some Oklahomans may no longer pay to fund those systems, creating increased financial burdens for everyone else.

1864: Arlington National Cemetery is established. The cemetery was created on land around Arlington Mansion, which had formerly belonged to Confederate general Robert E. Lee that was confiscated during the Civil War. Originally built for Civil war dead, it became the final resting place of many of the soldiers who fought in America’s wars.

Softball Crazy! The state of Oklahoma has gone softball crazy! The Sooners are national champions and the Oklahoma State Cowboys narrowly missed a chance to play for the national title! Rogers State won the NCAA Division 2 national championship! Oklahoma City University won the NAIA championship! My first experience with fast pitch softball came in 1984 when Prague called and asked me to umpire an Invitational tournament. I had umpired a great deal of summer slow pitch games and this would be my first experience with fast pitch.