In a heartwarming display of community unity, the Holdenville chapter of the ESA (Epsilon Sigma Alpha) has rallied support to transform downtown Holdenville this Christmas. Their ambitious project aims to replace Christmas light decorations on every streetlight in the downtown area.

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Most of our generation of 60+ were HOME SCHOOLED in many ways. We just didn’t know it at the time.

The Wewoka community has been placed on a virtual shutdown due to acts of violence, including several recent shootings as well as the threat of additional violence. As reported in the Oct.

In a decisive move towards addressing long-standing issues with the city’s sanitation service, the Holdenville Public Works Authority has opted to privatize its waste management. The de-cision came after a unanimous vote during a recent meeting.

The Holdenville Society of Painters and Sculptors recently held their Fall Art Show. There were 97 total entries, 30 of which were students. It was an amazing showing of entries ranging from Students, Amateur, Advanced and Master Artists. A large crowd attended the Open House, which was held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, from 1:30 until 3:00 in the afternoon. The show was judged by Annette Overlease, of Oklahoma City, who is a 1972 graduate of HHS. She is the daughter of longtime Holdenville residents, Rudolph and Helen

Holdenville, OK – In a recent session of the Holdenville City Council, a spirited debate emerged over a grant application for a proposed Senior Citizens Center. The discussion centered around the City’s application for a COEDD grant, which initially prioritized a street project based on advice from the engineering firm, Parkhill.

I have very little confidence in our universities for many reasons and it appears I am now in the majority. By Ray Carter OCPA Director of Independent Journalism New polling from Gallup shows that public confidence in universities and colleges has plunged since 2015.