Donald Scott Evans (Scotty) ,56 of Chickasha, Ok passed away March 15th 2023 at Integris Baptist. He was born February 25th 1967 to Janette Howard and Roger Evans. He was a 23 year resident of Chickasha, Ok. He is Survived by his wife of 40 years Lelia Evans of the home, Son John Evans, Daughter Lisa Mahler husband Michael Mahler Ninnekah, Ok. Daughter Julie Smith husband Brandon Smith of Chickasha, Ok. Brother, Roger Lynn Evans of Bristow Ok. Travis and Amanda Evans of Ada, Ok. Jake and Courtney Evans of Calvin, Ok. Shelby Evans of Holdenville, Ok Sister Cynthia Grauberger and husband Carl of Eufaula Ok. Mitch Marlow of OKC, Ok. Levi Parker of Lawton, Ok. John Sexton, Luke, Benjamin and John Christopher Pruitt of OKC. Grandchildren, Makalee, Scotty, Alexis, Addison and Jackson.

The Holdenville boys’ and girls basketball teams both had successful seasons! Honors coincide with success! On the boys’ side three Wolverines earned all-conference honors! Four Wolverines earned honors on the girls’ side! Braden Mclean and Izaia King earned all-conference honors and Kase Sipes earned honorable mention for the boys. Ryleigh Hill, Madi McFarland and Myah Olden earned all-conference honors and Cylee Null earned honorable mention for the girls.

The advent of both Santa Claus as a Christmas symbol and eggs as an Easter icon can be traced to Christian roots and beliefs. The Easter bunny is a different animal altogether. No connection exists between this endearing children’s character and any element of the Christian faith. Yet for many children, the Easter bunny is a wonderful reminder of the coming of Easter.

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More Livestock Photos Next Week .

I have always been a strong supporter of Homeschooling. My youngest son Tim and his wife are homeschooling their children and I am so pleased.

Stephanie McDonald—child endangerment by driving under the influence Luis Sanchez—grand larceny MISDEMEANORS Ryan David Ashley— resisting an Officer Chad Timothy James Skeen—possession of controlled dangerous substance MARRIAGE

St Patrick’s Day in Brooklyn St Patrick’s Day was never a big deal in Stonewall. In fact, if it hadn’t been for those old Warner Path-A Newsreels at the Main Theatre I might not have even known there was one.

Time is a beast that will either chase you toward or away from the better things. When I was young, television was just coming into its own.

“REBA’S”! Yes, we put on our best Red Hats and 10 ladies headed out to Atoka to Reba McEntire’s newest adventure! And what an adventure it was. We only had to stand outside for apx. 15 minutes and inside we were so busy looking at all the different things. Several bought Reba t-shirts. Cool! It wasn’t long before we were ushered into a private room with luxurious dining room chairs to sit in. The long wooden table had just been made and we were the first to use it. Reba’s niece Garrett is the manager. She is Reba’s oldest sister’s daughter. She paid us a welcoming visit and she sounds and looks a lot like Reba. What a treat! Joyce Brinlee blessed our food. Glenda Stinson gave a treasurer’s report. There were so many items on the menu that we had to try them all. Appetizers of Quail Poppers, Fried Green Tomatoes and Charcuterie Board were ordered and passed around for all to try. We ordered steaks, salmon, country fried steak and catfish. Delicious! was the comment was all that was said! Our waitress was right on the spot if we needed anything. We were well catered to. “How much fun was that! Well worth the trip!” were just some of the comments made. Glenda Stinson brought some guests with her and two of them want to join our friendly group! They were Linda Ring from Byers, OK, Traci Ring, Ada and Dell Marie Lowe. Other members attending were Diane Bowman, Linda Tyler, Cindy McDaniel, Joyce Brinlee, Barbara Tiger, Glenda Stinson and Lynn Marquis.