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Early voting begins Thursday March 2th for voters in Hughes County. Voters who will not be able to make it to the polls on Election Day, have the option of voting early at their County Election Board.

FELONY Tanner James Steele OSW—driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs CALL NOW! MISDEMEANOR Christine Emeline Zickefoose—driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs DIVORCE Joseph Collard vs. Patricia Gail Collard Cherrl Sarann Ford vs.

Holdenville Girls Advance to Area The Holdenville High School girls’ basketball team punched their ticket to the area tournament with an astounding 61-41 victory over Kellyville. The girls will play a tough Purcell squad in the first round of the area tournament.

Few analysts expected brick-and-mortar bookstores to survive, much less thrive, in the 2020s. If you were placing bets a few years ago, you’d think digital would be the way to go: Facebook, Netflix, Crypto, or Tesla.

A stabbing took place at Stroup Park in Holdenville last week. Here is Holdenville Police Chief Kyle Lening’s statement on the matter: On February 23, 2023 at approximately 3:30PM, Holdenville Police Officers and Hughes County Deputies responded to the report of physical altercation that took place between multiple juveniles near the basketball courts at Stroup Park. During the altercation 2 juvenile males were stabbed with a knife. Both of the injured juveniles were transported by personal vehicles to the Holdenville General Hospital where one was treated and released and the other was transported to a trauma center in Oklahoma City. The injured juveniles and eyewitnesses at the scene were able to positively identify the other parties from the incident. Hughes County Sheriff Office (HCSO) Deputies were able to apprehend the involved individual at a residence in Holdenville and bring them into custody for questioning. The Holdenville Police Department requested the assistance of the District 22 Task Force to assist with the investigation.

Hello City of Holdenville! My name is Julie West and I am running for re-election for the Ward 1 City Council seat. I just recently completed my first year serving on the council and am looking forward to serving four more years!

While my day job has me serving as Chief of Police in Muskogee, I am writing today more as a father and grandfather who is also the product of a family marred by substance abuse. Substance abuse is nothing new.

I love to be around folks who don’t have thier phones stuck in front of their faces. While fewer and fewer kids play ball or games outside, and can’t even carry on a simple conversation. It is time to quit fubbing for many reason...

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