HOLDENVILLE Holdenville General Hospital (HGH) Administrator, Steve Stewart, delivered an encouraging report to the Holdenville Hospital Authority, highlighting positive strides and future plans for the institution.

With fall quickly approaching, many area residents are already starting to take advantage of the cooler weather to start pruning back the summer growth. Others may have dead limbs and branches from the summer storms that need to be cleaned up. Street Commissioner Jim Thetford reminds Holdenville residents that the City of Holdenville will be providing the traditional Fall curbside pickup of brush and limbs during the month of October so they can begin planning their yard work strategy.

HOLDENVILLE, OK – An elaborate marijuana grow operation was uncovered recently, leading to multiple charges including aggravated trafficking and unlawful cultivation of marijuana. Agent Brian Bagwell, an officer with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN), with 17 years of law enforcement experience, led the investigation.

In January of 2014 Marcia Maxwell stepped into her role as Sheriff of Hughes County, Oklahoma. A journey not undaunted by challenges overcome by her perseverance to move forward in education and career choices.

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The name “McGirt” became a household word following “The McGirt Decision.” This decision was a significant legal victory for Native American rights in which the Supreme Court determined that the Indian reservations in Oklahoma were never disestablished and crimes by Native Americans on these lands falls into the jurisdiction of the tribal courts and federal judiciary instead of the state level. However, Jimcy McGirt, who had taken the case to the Supreme Court, gained little from that decision.

Holdenville 4H partnered with Jessica Beck~Holdenville Farm Bureau, Women’s Committee and participated in Ag In the Classrooms annual Read an Accurate Ag Book Week. 17 club members from Thomas Elementary and Holdenville Middle School traveled to Reed Elementary to “Read at Reed”! Thanks to the gen-erosity of Farm Bureau of Holdenville the 4H Club members were able to not only read “I Love Strawberries” an Accurate Ag Book but were also able to give it to the classroom they read it too.

Local store owner introduces revamped store layout and hot deals (HOLDENVILLE, OK) (SEPTEMBER 18, 2023) – Save A Lot, one of the largest discount grocery chains in the U.S., today announced the completed renovations of its store at 900 N. Hinckley, which has been fully remodeled inside and out for the best grocery shopping experience available. On September 23, Holdenville residents can attend the store’s grand re-modeling event to experience the upgraded look and feel while enjoying the quality and value customers have come to love.