100th CLASS OF DOGS GRADUATE FROM HOLDENVILLE’S PRISON TRAINING PROGRAM

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The Pen Pals program at Allen Gamble Correctional Center reached a significant milestone this week, graduating its 100th class and celebrating the training of 1,001 dogs over the past 20 years. “The Pen Pals program exemplifies the power of second chances, both for the dogs and the inmates,” said Kay Thompson, ODOC chief of Public Relations.
100th CLASS OF DOGS GRADUATE FROM HOLDENVILLE’S PRISON TRAINING PROGRAM

HUGHES COUNTY DISTRICT COURT RECORDS

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FELONIES Knowingly receiving or concealing stolen property MISDEMEANORS Kenneth Leon Purvis – Domestic assault and battery CIVIL Tinker Federal Credit Union vs Michael F. Tate et al – Indebtedness Credit Acceptance Corporation vs Leesa D.
The Moss Pirates Softball Team scrimmaged at Holdenville last Friday. Team members include: Front Row: Jocelyn Rollins, Kayla Priest, Landri Mills, Elexis Stafford, Leah Harjochee. Back Row: Head Coach Mark Qualls, Kinzlie Barbre, Sloane VanHaren, Tara Keesee, Graycee Janes, Tanna Brown, Assistant Coach Tucker Brown. (photo by Tom Turner, Sports Editor)

Lion Jerrie Lindsey

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Lion Jerrie Lindsey presenting Hailey Cox her scholarship check from the Holdenville Lions Club. Hailey is attending Seminole State College to get her basics. The she will continue to pursue a degree in education.
Lion Jerrie Lindsey presenting Hailey Cox her scholarship check from the Holdenville Lions Club. Hailey is attending Seminole State College to get her basics. The she will continue to pursue a degree in education.

SUSPECT STILL AT LARGE FOLLOWING STABBING

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The Holdenville Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating Joshua Draper, who is wanted for questioning in connection with a home invasion and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon that occurred on the evening of August 3, 2025.
SUSPECT STILL AT LARGE FOLLOWING STABBING

CITY OF HOLDENVILLE ISSUES PUBLIC NOTICE AFTER LEAD TRACES FOUND IN WATER

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The City of Holdenville has issued an official notice to residents following the discovery of small traces of lead in its water system. In a mass mailing distributed July 16, city officials notified the community that some water service lines are made of “unknown materials,” raising the possibility that lead may be present in parts of the system.
CITY OF HOLDENVILLE ISSUES PUBLIC NOTICE AFTER LEAD TRACES FOUND IN WATER
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