1969 HOLDENVILLE DAILY NEWS LITTLE WOLVERINE 84 4-H Youths At Rally The annual Hughes County 4-H Rally was held at the Moss School Tuesday, April 22. Fifty- eight girls and 26 boys participated in the event representing nine 4-H clubs. There were talks and demonstrations, both individual and team.

With our professional training, our code of ethics, and standing as a neutral third party, newspapers have been entrusted with the important task of publishing notices required by law. It is a job we do not take lightly.

On the eve of Oklahoma Newspaper Week (Oct. 5-11), community newspapers across the Sooner State are busy doing what our nation’s founding fathers envisioned that they must, so the new Republic and its focus on freedom could withstand the certain intrusion of corruption and misdirection.

Nancy Randall reflects on the highs and lows of her son’s recovery in an article published by Mvskoke Media HOLDENVILLE – Oske Lowe (Mvskoke) has now celebrated 10 years of resilience and recovery after surviving a traumatic brain injury sustained during his senior year of high school.

HUGHES COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM presents Arsula Sanders The volunteers at The Museum have prepared a display of memoirs of Arsula Sanders.

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GRACE M. PICKENS PUBLIC LIBRARY TAKES HOLDENVILLE TO THE NATIONAL STAGE What can a librarian from a small Oklahoma community learn by gathering with library professionals from across the United States? Quite a lot.

A water transfer pipeline connecting the Old Lake to the existing New Lake moved approximately 43 million gallons during its first use, adding an estimated 50 days of water supply, according to project notes.

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HUGHES, OKLAHOMA — District Attorney Erik Johnson announced that former Holdenville FFA teacher, Cody Richison, 35, has been charged with two felony counts stemming from separate incidents of indecent exposure in 2024.