MARRIAGES Billy Wayne Price and Starla Ryan Brines, both of Holdenville Robert Eugene Burton Jr. and Elizabeth Noel Crase, both of Holdenville CIVIL Maurice Aubertin vs.

The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) assisted by the Hughes County Sheriff’s Department served a search warrant at an illegal marijuana growing operation at 7274 EW County Road 145 in Atwood on Wednesday March 16.

Paul B. Smith, District #22 District Attorney for Hughes, Seminole & Pontotoc Counties has issued the following statement: The District Attorneys Drug and Violent Crime Task Force in collaboration with the OSBI, Seminole & Hughes County Sheriffs offices as well as the Seminole Police Department and...

Despite the Russians’ relentless attack in various areas of their country, the Ukrainians continue to experience miracles that even led some unbelievers to Christ.

1972 HOLDENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL NEWSPAPER STAFF - Sitting (L-R): Becky Rodgers, Jumper Ford, Daylene Sherrin, Lagenia Gentry, Denisa Allen, Tomaletta Whitner, and Barry Withers.

Thanks to a generous donation from Water-Bridge, Holdenville Lake has brand new fire pits for several camping points. The fire pits were made by Oklahoma Correctional Industries and will be a much-welcomed addition to the lake. WaterBridge also donated seven, ten-wheeler loads of gravel to the lake.

Hughes County Sheriff’s Deputies, Brad Arnold and David Cook were dispatched to a call in Lamar on Saturday, March 5 where, dispatch advised them, someone was ramming a truck with their vehicle while shooting at it. Upon arrival Deputy Arnold ordered all subjects to get on the ground.

FELONY Christopher Paul Wingo—shooting with intent to kill MISDEMEANORS Nicole Fusco OSW—unauthorized use of a credit card MARRIAGE Jimmy Brad Bolinger and Tamara Deanne Lovelace, both of Holdenville CIVIL Seminole HMA, LLC DBA vs. Antwoin Berry— suit on account SMALL CLAIMS Kara Pembrook vs.

Bailee Black, a Holdenville High School senior, along with eight other recipients was recently awarded a $1,000 scholarship presented by the Oklahoma Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Committee. She plans to attend Oklahoma State University to pursue a degree in animal science.

SMICKSBURG, PA—Local Amish patriarch Ezekiel Yoder was seen smiling smugly as he rode his market wagon by an outsider’s gas station where the cost per gallon broke six dollars a gallon. He calmed his horse and observed the chaos at the pump.