MMJ TAX REVENUES DROP IN MARCH FOR HOLDENVILLE, WETUMKA, HUGHES COUNTY
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HOLDENVILLE — Medical marijuana-related tax collections saw a notable decline in March compared to February across Holdenville, Wetumka and Hughes County, according to newly released state figures. In Holdenville, total combined marijuana and associated sales tax collections dropped from $33,336.75 in February to $11,489.37 in March, a decrease of more than $21,800.
HOLDENVILLE LIBRARY AWARDED $20,000 GRANT FOR ACCESSIBILITY IMPROVEMENTS
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HOLDENVILLE, Okla. — The Holdenville Public Library will soon see major improvements aimed at increasing accessibility for all visitors, thanks to a $20,000 grant from the American Li-brary Association.
Strange History in the Sky
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“Drones can be useful tools, and I am all about useful tools. One of my mottos is ‘the right tool for the right job.’” Martha Stewart On Nov.
HOW OKLAHOMA’S SCHOOLS LOST THREE DECADES OF GROUND AND WHAT CAN BE LEARNED FROM MISSISSIPPI
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On nearly every important measure of academic success, Oklahoma now sits at the bottom. That hasn’t always been the case.
JULIE CARR - HOLDENVILLE CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
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HOLDENVILLE CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
CITY INSPECTOR: EXPLOSION LINKED TO ILLEGAL SQUATTING, RAISES SAFETY CONCERNS
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HOLDENVILLE — A recent explosion near North Pine Street and West 10th Avenue has prompted renewed concerns about illegal squatting and public safety within the city, according to information released by Holdenville City Inspector Ron Wiseman.
VETERANS CREEK TO BE DEDICATED AT STROUP PARK; COMMUNITY INVITED TO HELP PLAN CELEBRATION
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HOLDENVILLE — A creek flowing through Stroup Park in Holdenville has officially been renamed “Veterans Creek,” honoring the service and sacrifice of military veterans in the community. The effort to rename the creek was led by Doyle Tampleton, a Vietnam veteran and recipient of two Pur-ple Hearts.
