The Yeager reunion recently was great. I visited with friends I have not seen in a long time including the Lovelace sisters, the Deans, Keesees, Randall LaValley and so many others. We will be sharing pictures of the gathering in the near future. Yeager Mayor Pat Allford has put together a team that has been very successful in completing sever projects beneficial to the community.

Our youth group has grown in number and in the Lord in recent weeks and have added so much life to this congregation. This past Sunday they shared some of their camp experiences and highlights from their week at Camp Bond. God is doing some incredible things in their lives and in this group. Come join our youth group every Wednesday night! Dinner at 5:30! 323 S. Oak.

In a surprising vote of 4-2, the Holdenville City Council voted not to allow an investigation into a breach of executive session, which happened in recent weeks. The information, which was shared only with council members in an executive session of a recent city council meeting was apparently published on social media by a local citizen.

FELONIES Brandon Michael Hughes OSW—unauthorized use of a vehicle Brandon Torino Maxwell—possession of firearm after former felony conviction Rachel Rourke—bringing contraband (drugs) into penal institution Carl True—domestic assault & battery by strangulation MARRIAGES Isaac Warren Bellinger and Randi Marie Bray Thomas James Clark and Tabitha Maria Caldwell DIVORCE Doyle Dwayne Davis vs. Ann Bradley Randy Hinkley vs.

Local Business, Alpaca Madness, drew a huge crowd for the kick off of the Holdenville Library’s Summer Reading Program. Holdenville Stroup Parked was busy with Alpaca lovers looking for a cuddle and many strokes of softness.

Tension has grown between the Holdenville Fire Department and the Holdenville City Council in recent weeks after the fire department’s repeated requests for wage increases for fireman have still not been granted.

SPRING HONOR ROLL RECOGNIZED SSC STUDENTS Seminole State College has released the names of honor roll students for the 2022 spring semester. Three separate honor rolls recognize students for their academic achievements.

Its that time of year! Holdenville Fire Department (HFD) is accepting donations for their annual Independence Day firework show at Holdenville Lake. Please take donations by HFD or mail them to 100 N. Creek.

It’s time for Catholics, and all Christians, to reassert devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus over and against ‘Pride Month.’ Unless you live in a cave, you’ve probably noticed that June is “Pride Month,” when corporate America and nearly every public institution in the country swap out their logos for rainbow flags and engage in an appalling spectacle of empty, hypocritical virtue-signaling. Already in the first week of June we’ve had the Brooklyn Net’s insane pride flag graphic, the U.S.

James Fife, Health Educator with The Hughes County Health Department gave a program at the Holdenville Library on “Physical Activity & its Effects on Blood Pressure” on 05/23/2022.