Summer is here, food season. Cookouts, reunions, church festivals, weddings, all celebrated with food.

Holdenville, Oklahoma - Get ready for a thrilling and adrenaline- pumping event as Bull Mania Memorial Bull Riding comes to the historic Billy A. Moss Arena on August 5.

I have found that one of the advantages of reaching the four score level on the age chart is that occasionally people assume that if you have lived that long, surely you must have knowledge about a few things in this life. But an even greater advantage is that whether you know what you’re talking about or not, age has its privilege.

Buchner Opens Filling Station Every Convenience Provided For Patrons at Main and Echo Streets Strolling up west Main yesterday afternoon, a representative of the democrat casually dropped in at the new filling station just being completed by our fellow townsman, Guy M. Buchner.

There you are, sitting across from an elderly, demented man drooling on his oatmeal, when suddenly you begin to wonder: Am I in a nursing home, or in the chambers of the United States Senate?? To help you solve the mystery, look for these nine helpful differences: 1. Nursing Home: Residents call out “Bingo!” to win money.

Last Friday, July 28, was a momentous day at the Oklahoma State Capitol as Kenneth Corn, USDA Rural Development Oklahoma State Director, took to the podium to announce a series of grants that are set to revolutionize healthcare in rural Oklahoma. The grants, totaling over $3.6 million, aim to bolster healthcare services and improve accessibility for 12 Oklahoma communities and their surrounding support areas.

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Holdenville legendary coach, Butch Rawls, has been inducted into the Oklahoma Powerlifting Coaches Association (OPCA) Hall of Fame. Rawls was one of the original members of a group of football coaches who created a system of weightlifting competition for off-season football players.

LOUISVILLE, KY — A local family was faced with a difficult decision this week regarding whether to place their beloved grandpa in hospice care or have him announce a campaign for a U.S. Senate seat. The grandfather and potential candidate, Philip Gabbert, is 98 years old and suffers from advanced dementia.

The Holdenville Indian Community is hosting a Back to School Bash on Monday, August 7 from 6pm to 8pm. The event is for students from Kindergarten through 12th Grade and you must have a MCN Tribal ID and live within HCIC boundaries. There will be free haircuts, pizza, drinks and we will be drawing for gift cards. Don’t miss this fun-filled event!