Holdenville General Hospital (HGH) CEO Steve Stewart shared encouraging news during his recent update to the Holdenville City Council, reporting that the hospital’s financial outlook for March was unexpectedly strong. Both revenue and expenses remained steady, resulting in a positive bottom line for the month and the year to date.

After about 20 years and numerous repairs, our faithful freezer has died! Without it we are unable to properly store frozen foods until our distribution time each month. If we are to continue to supply our clients with frozen goods (typically meats, frozen juices, etc.) it must be completely rebuilt.

A tornado touched down Saturday night near Spaulding, leaving behind a trail of destruction that claimed one life, injured another, and destroyed multiple homes. By: Graham Dowers, NEWS 9 SPAULDING, Okla.

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Warrants Outstanding Between: 01/01/1900 and: CRM-2012-17079 MORROW, TRAVIS EDWARD 10/16/68 11/18/24 PUBLIC INTOXICATION $281.25 17079 CRM-2011-15299 MORTGAGE, CLEARING CORP 11/18/24 TRASH AND WEEDS $262.50

The 2025 American ln1dian Convocation will be held on Sunday, April 27, 2025, from 6:00 to 7:00 PM, followed by a reception at the Holdenville High School Auditorium, 112 E 9th St, Holdenville, OK 74848.

Under the guidance of Mr. Orsburn, Moss JH and High School held a science fair.

This year marks 30 years since the devastating bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995—a tragedy that claimed 168 lives, including two beloved members of the Holdenville community: Lanny Scroggins and David Burkett.

A pre-dawn burglary at the Holdenville Cemetery on March 28 ended in the theft of a city-owned utility vehicle—but thanks to quick response from law enforcement, the vehicle was recovered later the same day.