Doyle Ray Cooper

Body Doyle Ray Cooper passed away Saturday, December 14th, 2024 in McAlester, Oklahoma at the age of 81. Doyle was born October 27, 1943, to Floyd Ellis Cooper and Ollie, better known as Cricket, (Horton) Cooper.
Doyle Ray Cooper

Santa Visits Heritage Village

Body The Hughes County Board of Commissioners voted to approve a resolution urging the Oklahoma State Legislature to establish regulatory authority over the wind power industry.
Audrey Ramsey

Around Town......

Body Leftovers from last week’s suggestions for holiday gift giving: MISCELLANEOUS GUIDELINES: 1. Husband concedes that writing thank you notes for the entire household and buying gifts for husband’s business associates are not the Wife’s job.
Orville and Loretta Reid

Lillian Darlene Hamilton

Body Lillian Darlene (sexton)Hamilton passed away at her home in calumet, Oklahoma, on Saturday, December 21st, 2024, at the age of 80 years. Darlene is the daughter of Lennis & Leila Mae (green) sexton, born on September 26th , 1944, in Holdenville, Okla.
Lillian Darlene Hamilton

Wolverine Sports by Tom Turner

Body The Holdenville High School Girls’ Basketball team picked up a couple of dominating wins this week. The girls whipped Wewoka 55-34 on Tuesday and traveled to Meeker on Friday and defeated the Bulldogs 47-39.
HOLDENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL HAD TWO PLAYERS THAT EARNED ALL-STATE HONORS DURING THE 2023-2024 BASKETBALL SEASON. Ryleigh Hill and Madi Bell McFarland were honored during Holdenville’s game with Wewoka and presented with All-State Jackets. Hill and McFarland wore their jackets while they posed for a picture with Holdenville Head Coach, Dillion Snow.

Holidays at Heritage

Body Oklahoma House of Representatives Majority Caucus Chair Stan May, R-Broken, today warned Oklahomans not to open emails appearing to come from him or other House members inviting them to open and review a Dropbox pdf labeled “2024 OK House Outreach.
Hillary Brodehl, Brenda Fouquet, and Brandon Bleaker

Holdenville Boys win one and lose one

Body The Holdenville Boys began the week with a 39 - 50 loss to Wewoka and finished the week with 75 - 59 road win at Meeker. The Wolverines were coming off a stellar week that produced a championship trophy in the prestigious Antlers Invitational Tournament.
Holdenville guard, Wyatt Seeley, dribbles around a Wewoka defender on his way to the basket. Holdenville will take a few days off before competing in the Dell City Festival December 27-28.