Shannon Springston – Driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs, Possession of controlled dangerous substance MISDEMANORS Jason Patrick Boren – Possession of CDS – Methamphetamine CIVIL Synchrony Bank vs Michael Greco – Indebtedness Midland Credit Management, Inc. vs Michael Allen Carter – Indebtedness LVNV Funding LLC vs Deanna Edwards – Indebtedness Oklahoma Tax Commission vs Ervin Sims – Indebtedness In the matter of Ima Lee Lankford – Probate In the matter of Michael Mickey – Probate DIVORCE Kaitlyn Breann Hopper vs Coty Dawn Hopper CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT Michael Kelly Calvert vs Nicole Frances Keckeissen Nicole Frances Keckeissen vs Michael Kelly Calvert Cody Dewayne Mc-Coy vs Katlee Ashton Townsend MARRIAGE LICENSE Austin Satepauhoodle and Kogee Yvonne Morgan Deauntne Luwayne Roberts and Ashtyn Brooke Jett SMALL CLAIMS Kathy Ross vs Roy Ross – Replevin Bernadine Borders, et al vs Devon Mankin, et al – Entry and detainer Holdenville Finance vs Rachel Couffer – Indebtedness Holdenville Finance vs Patsy McCoy – Indebtedness Holdenville Finance vs Donna Michelle Harjo – Indebtedness Holdenville Finance vs Kristen B Boone – Indebtedness WILDLIFE Kasey LeBlanc – Illegal possession of a turkey, Hunting without a license.

At a recent Holdenville City Council meeting, Kelly Smith, representing the Holdenville Animal Lovers Organization (HALO), took the floor to provide an insightful update on the city’s animal shelter. Smith addressed both the council members and the public in attendance, shedding light on the current state of affairs and outlining plans for future improvements.

Holdenville’s Public Works meeting was full with updates and plans aimed at enhancing the city’s water infrastructure and ensuring efficient management of its precious resources. Parkhill Senior Project Manager Bryan Mitchell took center stage, delivering a comprehensive overview of ongoing projects and future endeavors.

The Wewoka Public School District will be shelling out nearly $2 mil-lion to settle a federal civil lawsuit filed over allega-tions of sexual misconduct by its former middle school principal. The $1.95 million settle-ment, reached by the We-woka School Board last month, will be split between the four plaintiffs in the suit, all of whom are minors.