Football Off-Season Begins There was a tremendous contrast between the 2019 Wolverine football team and the 2020 football squad. The Wolverines made a jump from being non-competitive to competitive.

The Holdenville Cemetery and also Pryor Cemetery in Stuart have each received $250,000 from the estate of Ivan E. and Viola C.

On November 25, 2020, at approximately 7:45 p.m. a fatality collision occurred on US-270 at EW 127 approximately three miles and two tenths east of Seminole County.

The Holdenville City Council discussed but took no action on COVID 19 mandates during their November 17 meeting. Mayor John Massad began the discussion by observing Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt had issued a new Executive Order addressing the COVID-19 virus on November 16. A copy of this order can be found at https://www.sos.ok.gov/documents/executive/1971.pdf

As Thanksgiving Day approaches, many families are already thinking about Christmas. For those who are including Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts as part of their holiday, more than 4,000 dropoff sites are now open.

THE HHS CLASS OF 1955 RECENTLY CELEBRATED THEIR 65TH CLASS REUNION. Six members of the class along other classmates from various graduating years, gathered at Rudy Alan’s Steakhouse for a luncheon and great time of fellowship. 1955 classmates pictured are: (front row) Barbara Gordon Cummins, Mary Dell Pound Rogers and Beth Arnold Leewright. (back row) Kay Harjo Taylor, Sarah Smith Majors and Tommy Giles.

Sister Act III has moved to their new location at 111 W. Main in downtown Holdenville.