Caitlin, Jase, Ethan and Aiden Story, Mason, Alex, Jaxson and Benson Allford Dani Petsemoie Emmalyn, Madilynn, Oliver and Easton Davis.

The Holdenville Board of Education welcomed three new teachers to the District during their Monday night Board meeting. Julie Horton, Thomas Walser and his wife, Melissa Wasler (left to right) were introduced to the board members at the beginning of the meeting and officially approved during an executive session later that evening.

The Holdenville Chamber of Commerce welcomed Vic Woods, Superintendent of Wes Watkins Technology Center (WWTC), as the guest speaker for their April 15 monthly luncheon General Meeting. Woods shared that Wes Watkins covers 2,048 square miles that includes 8 school districts. Holdenville is one of those school districts, and Woods commented on the very strong relationship they have with Superintendent Randy Davenport and Holdenville Schools, stating they are a great asset, just as WWTC is a great asset to Holdenville. Woods also praised the Holdenville Chamber for a very entertaining evening he had at the March 25 Chamber Banquet with his wife, Lori, who is a Career Development Specialist at Wes Watkins, adding they were very impressed by the Holdenville students that served the meals.

Holdenville High School celebrated the 50 year reunion of the 1971 state baseball championship this past week. Over 20 of the players of that team were able to attend a celebration event that took place prior to the Wolverines’ district contest with Henryetta.

The Holdenville Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire an 132 Rd. just off Highway 270 on Sunday, April 18. The call was received at 6:02 p.m. and the first arrival on the scene was at 6:08 p.m.