Holdenville thumps Lexington 44-8 Holdenville put up 28 points on the scoreboard in the first quarter and then rolled to a 44-8 win over the Lexington Bulldogs. Holdenville scored early and often as they completely dominated the Bulldogs.

In the month of October, the Holdenville Police Department took just over 80 calls for service, made 22 arrests, wrote 11 citations and gave 54 warnings. The following is a categorized breakdown of those calls for service from Police Chief Kyle Lening: 3 Arson 8 Assault - Simple 8 Burglary/ Breaking and Entering 1 Burglary/Larceny/ Theft - From Motor Vehicle 1 Civil - Juvenile 3 Civil - Other 3 Disorderly Conduct 1 Drug/Narcotics - Violations Marijuana 2 Drug/Narcotics - Violations Synthetic Narcotics - Manufatured Narcotics Which Can Cause True Drug Addiction (Demerol, Methadones) 4 Drunkenness 7 Fire - Unauthorized Burning in City Limits 1 Fraud - Credit Card/Automated Teller Machine Fraud 2 Fraud - Identity Theft 1 Larceny/Theft - All Other 1 Larceny/Theft - From Building 1 Larceny/Theft - Shoplifting 11 Other Offenses - Non traffic 1 Public Peace - Animal Bites 1 Public Peace - Animal Other 1 Public Peace - Fire Call 2 Public Peace - Mental Case 1 Sex - Forcible Fondling 3 Threats/Intimidation 6 Traffic - Other 2 Trespassing of Real Property 5 Vandalism/ Destruction/ Damage of Property 1 Warrants - For other Agency 4 Warrants - Local 2 Weapons Law Violations.

November 11th we will observe Veterans Day, which was originally called Armistice Day to mark the end of World War I. Unfortunately, we’ve had too many wars since then, so the day had to be renamed.

Mayor Randy Ross and the Choctaw City Council recently took time before a regular meeting to celebrate John Bill Martin. By declaration of the mayor, Oct.

In a narrow vote, the Holdenville City Council voted to invite Oklahoma state agencies, including the State Auditor, to investigate breaches of executive sessions. A few months ago, sensitive information from one of the council’s executive sessions was shared on social media by a citizen who is not a member of the council.

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FELONIES Rickie Ryna Andrews—distribution of CDS—including possession with intent to distribute Jaran Clay Collis— distribution of CDS— including possession with intent to distribute Larinda Lynn Conley—endeavoring/ conspiracy to delver/ manufacture/possess CDS Benjamin Lee Wayne Cullum—unlawful use of communication device to facilitate comm. of felony Andrew Leon E r v in— di s t r ibut ion of CDS including possession with intent to distribute Mayce Nichole Griggs—distribution of CDS—including possession with intent to distribute Jeffery Kyle Hope OSW—distribution of CDS—including possession with intent to distribute Bobbie Sue Netzel OSW—distribution of CDS—including possession with intent to distribute Timothy Harold Reid—distribution of CDS—including possession with intent to distribute Coty Lee Sneed— peeping tom with photographic/electronic equipment MISDEMEANORS George Lewayne Madron—possession of controlled dangerous substance MARRIAGE Robby Lee McMahan and Amber Lynn Spriggs, both of Holdenville CIVIL American Exchange Bank vs.