HOLDENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL PROMENADE

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Maelei Carol, Kaylee Sullivan, and Shelby Grissom Lankston Pembrook and Brooklyn Siegrist Audrey Miller, Jenna Briggs, and Mackenzie Fowler Justice Morris Tallon Rivers Kacie Briones and Sydney Robinson.
HOLDENVILLE HIGH

Security of Education Unhappy with Stillwater Wokeness

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Secretary Ryan Walters sent two letters ahead of the Stillwater School Board’s Tuesday meeting. One letter was sent to the Stillwater School Board and urged the board to take action and end its current bathroom policy that allows students to choose the bathroom that aligns with their self-proclaimed gender identity and not biology. A second letter was sent to Attorney General John O’Connor, asking the Attorney General’s office to get involved and stop the board’s current bathroom policy. Attorney General O’Connor did send a letter to Superintendent Washington outlining that there is no legal precedent that permits biological males into women’s restrooms based on their gender identity and vice versa. A copy of all three letters can be found below.

There is No Such Thing as “Trans Kids”

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Of course there’s no such thing as “trans kids.” And to the extent that “gender dysphoria” is even a meaningful, useful “diagnosis” of something (which is doubtful), there are no “dysphoric kids” who need medical treatment for their distress.

Drug Court Violation Leads to Drug Bust

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On February 16, 2022, Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) Agent Brian Bagwell was briefed by Agent in Charge Mitch Smith of a residence at 408 South Main Sreet in Wetumka that had approximately 600 pounds of marijuana inside of the residence. Smith told Agent Bagwell that John Rhinehart was arrested on a Hughes County Drug court violation, and he had made statements to the jailer about marijuana being in the house while he was being booked in the Hughes County Jail.
Drug Court Violation Leads to Drug Bust

Many Improvements Made to Holdenville General Hospital

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HGH had a challenging past two years. Covid-19 virus pandemic started in calendar year 2020 and carried on into 2021. Covid-19 virus is here to stay but healthcare organizations including HGH are better able to handle the virus now than when it started in 2020.

News from the Oklahoma Legislature

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TEXAS-STYLE ‘HEARTBEAT BILL’ ADVANCES IN THE OK HOUSE The Oklahoma House passed HB4327, by Rep. Wendi Stearman, R-Collinsville, which allows private civil lawsuits to be filed against any person who knowingly performs or attempts to perform an abortion except in cases of medical emergency to save te=he life of the mother.

HHS PROM

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Clinton Roland & Kailyn Johnson Pam Sam & Kelci Cook Zech Jackson and Gracie Smith Jake Cox and Belle McFarland.
HHS PROM

This Day in History

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APRIL 5TH 1614: Pocahontas married John Rolfe. Pocahontas was a Native American woman and daughter of Powhattan, the chief of a confederation of tribes.

Pictures from the Past

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MOSS SCHOOL 80 YEARS AGO (1941-42). Back Row: Coach Warren Wolf, Helen Foster, Marcella Pettigrew, Emma Jean Wolf, Betty Foster, Wilma Hawhtrone, Margaret Benton. Front Row: Hallegene Stringfellow, Marie Stafford, Freda Franks, Reba Morrow, and Beetty Curtis.
Pictures from the Past
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