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.

Crown Asset Management, LLC vs. Lesle Pack— indebtedness Crown asset Management, LLC vs.

The July 18 meeting of the Holdenville City Council was opened with a Call to Order, Flag salute and Invocation as led by Mayor Ron Thetford. Renee Foster called roll with all members present except Council person Tony Wolf.

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FELONIES Kenneth Hawkins— possession of contraband by an inmate James D. Pena-Garza—possession of contraband by an inmate Joshua Leroy Rogers OSW—performing lewd act in presence of minor MISDEMEANORS Jerry Duane Conley OSW—protective order violation Jeremy dentler—driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol Clifton Edward Gaskins OSW—harassment by use of a computer Michael dwain Jones— protective order violation Delace Walden—driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol MARRIAGE Carla Jean Griggs and Che Devon Moore, both of Holdenville SMALL CLAIMS DNR Properties, LLP vs.

This Thursday, at 11:00 AM, the Phillips Funeral Home is set to host a special grief support group meeting, enveloped in the heartwarming spirit of “Christmas in July.” Designed to provide solace and companionship for those coping with loss, the gathering promises a blend of “food, fun, and fellowship” to foster healing and understanding.

Wolverine softball is progressing The heat of Oklahoma sunshine hasn’t kept up with the rest of the nation but it’s been plenty hot. Holdenville hasn’t baked in the 100 degree summer heat as much as the folks in Arizona but it’s still hot! Holdenville High School softball coach, Angel Johnson, understands the summer heat and is well aware that nature could turn up the thermostat at anytime and the Wolverine skipper has been preparing her squad for what could be a very toasty August.

Oklahoma Homecoming & Memorial Service for Naomi J. (Epperley) House Sat., 7/29/2023 at the Holdenville Cemetery Chapel at 11 AM to be followed by graveside goodbyes & interment. Naomi passed away 5/14/2023 in Lee’s Summit, MO at age 87. She was born in Sasakwa, OK on 4/15/1936 to Leonard Epperley & Dovie (Moody) Epperley. Naomi spoke of her “raising” being at Little River. Naomi was known as “Aunt Nee” or “Skinny” to many. Naomi was preceded in death by her husband Charles Fred House (raised in Yeager); parents Leonard Sr. & Dovie Epperley; Parents- in-Law Fred & Inez House; Brother Leonard “Sonny” Epperley Jr.; & Sister Leona “Faye” Ricketts. Also, Brothers-in-law George Ricketts (Sr.); Bennie & Francis (Franz) House; Sisters-in-Law Lena & Judy House, & Niece Diana House. Naomi is survived by Nephews George Ricketts (Katheryn); Mark Ricketts, Larry Epperley; Richard House (Jayne); Jeff House; & Jeremy House (Janice), & Niece Andrea House-Cauffman (Nick). Plus Brother- In-law Ken House & Sisters-In-Laws Tamzy & Nora House. Also many Grand Nieces and Nephews, and Friends in numerous States.