HOLDENVILLE FRESHMAN WIN STATE TITLE

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HOLDENVILLE — A championship tradition has returned to Holdenville. The Holdenville powerlifting team captured the Class 2A State Championship, marking the program’s first state title since the powerhouse era of the 1990s when legendary coach Butch Rawls led the Wolverines to multiple state championships and national titles.
THE FRESHMEN POWERLIFTING TEAM IS THE BEST IN THE STATE! The team easily out performed all the competition at the state meet in El Reno! Team members are:Keshaun Hill, Pedro Casio-Harris, Titus Gomez, Waylon Jeffrey, Jayden Hall, Jared Soria, Kendall Couffer, Kaden Couffer

The Story of St. Patrick

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After his arrival in Ireland, Patrick was enslaved to a cruel Irish chieftain who may have been a Druid high priest. (The Druids, pagan religious leaders in Ireland, were known for human sacrifices, magic spells, and worship of the sun, wind, and rocks, among other things.) Forced to work as a shepherd, Patrick spent long days in the fields. During the six years of his enslavement, he turned to the God he had learned about in his youth and began to pray intensely. In his autobiography, The Confession of St. Patrick, he described experiencing the overwhelming love of God, akin to how a father comforts his son.

For the Love of Laundry

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“We should all do what, in the long run, gives us joy, even if it is only picking grapes or sorting the laundry.” E. B.
For the Love of Laundry

Looking Back...the year was 1990

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PATTERSON SELECTED TO COACH ALL-STARS Head Baseball Coach Mike Patterson has been selected by the Oklahoma State Baseball Association to coach this year’s Oklahoma All-Stars in the Sun Belt Classic.
Looking Back...the year was 1990

VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE APPROACHES

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13, March 2026 is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the April 7th Hughes County Special, Graham-Dustin SD I-56 AND Allen SD I-01 elections, Hughes County Election Board Secretary Brandy Davis said today.

MARIJUANA TAX COLLECTIONS CONTINUE TO GENERATE REVENUE FOR HUGHES COUNTY

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HOLDENVILLE — Medical marijuana tax collections continue to provide a steady source of revenue for Hughes County and its municipalities, according to the latest figures released for February 2026. Data from the Oklahoma Tax Commission shows that dispensary-related marijuana tax collections in Hughes County totaled $5,577.11 for the month.
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