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Bonnie Shambrook vs the City of Holdenville et al – Civil rights violation First United Bank and Trust vs Breann Welch et al – Foreclosure Oklahoma Tax Commission vs Charles Carr – Indebtedness Capital One NA Successor by Merger to Discover Bank vs Terrance Harjo – Indebtedness Crown Asset Management vs Dawn Blasengame – Indebtedness Portfolio Recovery Associates vs Keri Poole – Indebtedness Midland Credit Management vs Isaac Van Der Merwe – Indebtedness Midland Credit Management vs Lacey Davis – Indebtedness Midland Credit Management vs Kathryn R Augsbury – Indebtedness Midland Credit Management vs Tasha Beal – Indebtedness State of Oklahoma Ex Rel. vs Jessie Johnson et al – Tax Enforcement In the matter of Joe Rou Hollaway – Estate of deceased Robinson Farms LLC vs Caitlyn Harnsun – Entry and detainer

“We want to do a lot of stuff; we’re not in great shape. We didn’t get a good night’s sleep. We’re a little depressed. Coffee solves all these problems in one delightful little cup.” Jerry Seinfeld

The Holdenville Police Department has been awarded a $20,000 grant through the Attorney General’s Safe Oklahoma Grant Program, a statewide initiative designed to help law enforcement agencies reduce violent crime and improve community safety. The Safe Oklahoma Grant Program was established in 2012 and is funded each year through an appropriation from the Oklahoma Legislature.

Reflecting on one year as Holdenville’s City Manager, Theresa Barkhimer, shared her insight regarding accomplishments, challenges and future goals. Mrs.

The Holdenville Wolverines captured the regional title and a berth in the state p[layoffs defeating Wayne 5-0 and Madill 11-0. Stan Meek broke a school record Friday night by striking out 23 opposing batters enroute to a 5-0 no-hit shutout.

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Wewoka, OK – November 5, 2025 — The holiday season in Wewoka wouldn’t be complete without one of the community’s most beloved traditions — the Seminole Nation Museum’s Holiday Bazaar. Now in its 52nd year, this festive fundraiser will take place Friday, November 21, 2025, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the museum, located at 524 South Wewoka Avenue.

The Holdenville Public Works Authority voted this week to award a contract for the city’s long-anticipated water transfer project, which will move water from the old lake into the new lake—Holdenville’s current primary water source.