Often times, people assume that all they know is all there is to know. They assume that if they don’t know something, it simply must be because it hasn’t happened.

ANDY MASSEY HAS A VISION FOR THE HOLDENVILLE LAKE…..AND HE IS ACTUALLY DOING SOMETHING ABOUT IT! In 1969, Andy Massey and his family moved to Holdenville when his father, Elmer Massey, was hired as the High School principal. Andy graduated from Holdenville High School in 1973.

City Clerk, Linda Owenby submitted her letter of resignation at the Holdenville City Council Meeting Friday night. March 31, 2022 will be her last day in office. Linda has been a valuable part of of the staff at city hall not only as clerk, but also as office manager and she will be missed.

Susan Stirman and Karen Romberg Kristi George, Anita Boyd, and Tammy Venable Denise Brown and Bessie Allen James Hasskarl Barbara Rogers and Devoy Woffard Jack McCoy and Geneva Winkle.

Church is hard. Church is hard for the person walking through the doors, afraid of judgement.

4th Grade Superintendent: Lili Bohrer Raul Corral Harlow Evans McKenzie Foster TW Horton Lillie Leftwich Abbi Madron Steven Olden Lila Peek Bradley Polkinghorn Zach Stallcup Jariah Wauqua Mya Welch Kyle Womack Principal: Makaya Aguilar Rylon Bear Boston Bowman Delayne Brown TJ...

JANUARY 24 TH —28 TH Mon: Chicken salad sandwich, corn chowder, fruit cocktail, sherbet and milk Tues: Tater tot casserole, California blend vegetables, peaches, fruit crisp and milk Wed: taco soup, Spanish rice, seasoned cauliflower, no bake cookie and milk Thurs: Scalloped chicken, steamed...

MISDEMEANOR Laura Costa OSW—Protective order violation DIVORCE Jeana Marie West vs. Billy Franklin West CIVIL Bancfirst vs.

*Murderer says detective ruined his reputation *City unsure why the sewer smells *World Bank says poor need more money *Feds say fish need water *Headless body found in topless bar *Statistics show that teen pregnancies drop off significantly after age 25 *Woman missing since she got lost *Woman...

It’s hard to imagine how a city the size of Holdenville could be in debt close to $70 million for anything, let alone for the purpose of a recreational lake expansion.