The Veterans History Project is coming to Holdenville thanks to the efforts of two-purpleheart- recipient, Doyle Tampleton. The Veterans History Project at the Library of Congress collects, preserves and makes accessible the firsthand recollections of U.S.

At the recent Holdenville City Council meeting, Holdenville General Hospital (HGH) CEO Steve Stewart provided a detailed update on the hospital’s operations, finances, and upcoming events. Stewart said July was a frustrating month financially.

For the first time ever, the City of Holdenville has approved an increase to its late fees on water bills. The fee, which had been set at 1%, will now rise to 10%.

HHS CAMPUS CHATTER BY Barbara Doyle The suspense is broken and here it is! The big six cheerleaders have been chosen at last. They include Linda Hollis, Pat Holliday and Mary Ellen Ewing, top row, Carole McLarty, Pat Jones and LaVerne Mayfield, bottom row. Mrs. Jim Hamilton will sponsor the pep club and Patsy Bartlett will head the group as president. Other officers are Linda Renfrow, vice president, Phyllis McLean, secretary. The “Wolverettes” decided on gold v-neck sweaters and navy blue skirts as their uniforms for this year.

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Boys will always have professional athletes and musicians to look up to, but as the New York Times’s Claire Cain Miller correctly notes, it is the adults that children “personally know” and see on a daily basis who have the most positive effect on children.

T his month marks 80 years since the end of World War II - the greatest conflagration in human history that killed an estimated 80 million people. By May 1945, the war in Europe had ended.

V -J Day represented the culmination of nearly four years of American involvement in World War II. a conflict that fundamentally transformed the United States from an isolationist nation into a global superpower.

This competitive grant brings $65,000 to the school, with $40,000 designated for technology upgrades and $25,000 for professional development through the K20 Center at the University of Oklahoma. As part of the grant, Reed Elementary teachers will have monthly professional development visits with K20 representatives.

Abraham Lincoln, Mark Twain, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Henry Ford, and my favorite college professor Ed Burrows all had one thing in common. Each attended a one-room schoolhouse.