Ranching with Reindeer – A Christmas Story

“And he whistled, and shouted, and called them by name: ‘Now, Dasher! now, Dancer! now Prancer and Vixen! On, Comet! on, Cupid! on, Donner and Blitzen! To the top of the porch! To the top of the wall! Now dash away! Dash away! Dash away all!’” Clement C. Moore A Visit from St. Nicholas
Ranching with Reindeer – A Christmas Story

A TABLE FOR ALL:

Building Fellowship and Support on Friday Evenings Barnard Memorial United Methodist Church (BMUMC) is delighted to announce the launch of “A Table for All,” a new community meal program. designed to foster connection, hospitality, and support for individuals and families in our area.

OKLAHOMA TAX COMMISSION ADDRESSES COMMISSIONERS

HOLDENVILLE — Monday morning’s meeting of the Hughes County Commissioners carried a serious tone as a representative of the Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC) to address the condition of the Hughes County Assessor’s Office and the county’s recent designation as Category III non-compliant by the State...
Brooke McNaughten, pictured above with husband Dylan, is sworn in by Judge Trisha Smith as Hughes County Assessor.

DAWN LINDSEY RETIRES AS HUGHES COUNTY TREASURER

DAWN LINDSEY RETIRES AS HUGHES COUNTY TREASURER...After 15 years, Dawn Lindsey is retiring from the Hughes County Treasurers Office. Ann Jett has, who has worked in the office for 7 years, has been appointed as her replacement until the next election.
DAWN LINDSEY RETIRES AS HUGHES COUNTY TREASURER...After 15 years, Dawn Lindsey is retiring from the Hughes County Treasurers Office. Ann Jett has, who has worked in the office for 7 years, has been appointed as her replacement until the next election. Pictured above is the Hughes County Treasurers Office (L-R): Dianna Manion, Anna Jett, Dawn Lindsey, and Kim Tatum.

Christmas in Holdenville 100 Years Ago...

Christmas as it was in Holdenville Twenty-five years ago. Reprinted from Holdenville Democrat, 1921 (Continued from Last Week) ...in the rear of the store, instead of seeing this old object, I see Phillips’ Racket store in its place. The John Marks building, where is it? Ah!
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