Holdenville, OK – Allyson Inselman and Anna Mueller, members of the National Honor Society, brought a compelling proposal to the recent Holdenville School Board meeting. Accompanied by their YAHL Campaign Manager, Aisha Ensley, the students presented the “YAHL Elevate Student Health” program, urging the school board to consider policy changes that promote better health and well-being within the school community.

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Holdenville, OK – In a groundbreaking move during the latest School Board meeting, Noah Hines presented a transformative opportunity for the Holdenville School District through a collaboration with Ideal Impact, a company founded by Wes Mc-Daniel with a mission to aid churches in redirecting funds from building maintenance to ministry.

HOLDENVILLE – UNITED WAR CHEST DRIVE TO BE LAUNCHED TUESDAY City Drive Set For Start and Finish Tuesday An intensive oneday drive to raise the $7,150 Holdenville War Chest quota will begin Tuesday at 7 a.m. with a kickoff breakfast at the Keystone hotel, when City Chairman J.E. Davis meets with the 13 committee chairmen and members for final instructions.

HOLDENVILLE – WOLVERINES BEAT WOLVES 19-13; THOMASON SHINES 10 of 13 Holdenville Passes Completed; Bobbles Nip Visitors A surprising Holdenville eleven rose to the highest peak of the season here last night to wrest an upset 19-13 triumph from the Shawnee Wolves, as little Jimmie Thomason passed, ran, kicked and tackled viciously to lead his mates back into the win column, after trailing 7-6 at the half. From the opening play, when Thomason fell on the Holdnville kickoff in the end zone for six points, until the last whistle, the Wolverines played inspired ball, with big Art Janes leading a line that leaded badly in the center but made up by aggressive, headsup play, capitalizing on three Shawnee miscues to sew up the ball game.

ADA / SEMINOLE / WETUMKA — The troubled Hughes County Jail has been closed, after an agreement with Seminole Count. Since District Attorney Erik Johnson took office in January, he has prioritized efforts to close the subterranean Hughes County Jail and receive voter approval for a replacement facility. After months of conversations, Hughes County’s Board of Commissioners (Oct. 10) and the Seminole County Building Trust Authority (Sept. 29) have each approved a new agreement to send Hughes County detainees to the Seminole County Jail until Hughes County’s facility is either upgraded or replaced.

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Wolverines Drop Double Overtime Thriller Holdenville traveled to Purcell for a first round play-off contest and it was obvious from the very start that the teams were evenly matched. The 20-20 tie that was posted on the scoreboard provided plenty of evidence to make that statement a fact.

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