In a recent Facebook post, the Andrews Research and Eduction Foundation announced named of their newest Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Fellows: Holdenville Graduate, Landon Stallings, DO. Dr.

Undersheriff Trevor Teague was just appointed as interim Sheriff for Hughes County following the resignation of Marcia Maxwell. Teague, who won the primary election in June and drew no general election opponent, was set to take office January 1st. Now, he will be sworn in November 1 to finish the two months left in Maxwell’s term before beginning his first full term as Hughes County Sheriff.

In a recent City Council Meeting, Holdenville increased the purchase rate for bulk water purchases. This will not affect residential or commercial accounts. This is NOT an increase in the monthly water rates.

It seems that ever since the infamous summer debate between then-incumbent candidate President Joe Biden and his opponent, former President Donald Trump, America has been consumed by conflict surrounding presidential politics.

Two state questions on the November 2024 ballot propose amendments to the Oklahoma Constitution. State Question 833 deals with public infrastructure districts, while State Question 834 addresses voter eligibility.

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, November 5th, for the Hughes General Election. Hughes County Election Board Secretary, Brandy Davis, offers these important tips to voters—especially those who will be casting a ballot for the first time.

Early voting begins Wednesday October 30th for voters in Hughes County. Voters who will not be able to make it to the polls on Election Day, have the option of voting early at their County Election Board.

HOLDENVILLE, Okla. — A 30-year-old Holdenville woman died Thursday morning after a wreck along a Hughes County road, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported.

PAULINE BLAYLOCK CELEBRATES 90TH BIRTHDAY.

The Holdenville City Council met on Tuesday to discuss several business items, including a proposal for a new curb at the recently opened restaurant, “The Shop.” While the discussion focused on improving parking for the new business, the council raised concerns about how the curb could affect the surrounding area. One of the primary concerns, voiced by former City Manager Larry Mitchel, was the potential impact a new curb could have on street drainage. City Attorney Matt Peters echoed these concerns, stating that more guidance and a formal set of plans are needed before any construction can begin.