Several dance students from Holdenville and this area will present an annual Eater pantomime at 1pm, Sunday, on Channel 9 television, Oklahoma City, it was announced today. The students will depict Holy Week in its entirety by the Martha C.

David Andrew Potter – Possession of firearm after former felony conviction, unlawful possession of controlled drug with intent to distribute MISDEMEANORS Jeffrey Wayne Thompson – Petit larceny Ryan Ross Harris – Driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs Jacob Andrew Carney – Assault and Battery, conspiracy CIVIL Synchrony Bank vs Crystal Nix – Indebtedness Barclay’s Bank Delaware vs Dora A Rose – Indebtedness NCB Money Management Services vs Terry Summy – Indebtedness Conn Appliances vs Larry Reed – Indebtedness Snap-On Credit, LLC vs Marc A Guy – Breach of Contract OneMain Financial Group LLC vs Brian S. Campbell – Indebtedness Capital One vs Darlene Keys - Indebtedness Idaline Taylor McGeeley et al vs the unknown heirs of Robert Timothy McGeeley – Determination of death and heirship William Stehn vs Unknown heirs of William Timothy Mewborn – Quiet Title PROTECTIVE ORDER Tina Nucklos vs Jason Spearman Michael Leon Jones, Jr.

In a recent session, the Holdenville City Council convened to address various pressing matters, ranging from code enforcement issues to updates on municipal services. The meeting commenced with citizen comments, providing residents with an opportunity to voice their concerns and suggestions.

The Holdenville Lions Club meeting on March 5th had a presentation by the Holdenville City Manager, Larry Mitchell. Larry informed the group that he had been serving 45 years in municipal government. He stated he felt the city did the right thing by changing to city manager form of government. He said the current council was seated in April of 2023 and he arrived on 5-123. Larry stated basically everything was broken when he arrived – computer systems, sanitation, water and sewer. He said things are slowly getting better. The lake bonds situation is getting better, the police department is doing better and the fire department is doing well. Currently water and waste water systems, valves in water lines and fire hydrants are areas of focus. He stated that primary objectives when he first arrived were financial stability, identify extreme need projects and do the work on those projects.

Principles are guidelines that can help us determine the best way to think and act in both our personal and professional lives. They should instruct us but not control us. We should be dedicated to the ideals attached to a principle, not the words that describe it. Principles are never accurate all the time, including the one I just stated. Absolutes should always be avoided, including my statement about absolutes.

EDMOND, OKLA. (Feb. 20, 2024) – The Oklahoma Association of Career and Technology Education (OkACTE) and Oklahoma Association of Technology Centers (OATC) recently hosted the Partners In Progress awards banquet and recognized some of Oklahoma CareerTech’s most valued industry partners that contribute to the betterment of technology centers across Oklahoma. Wes Watkins Technology Center was proud to recognize Lumatech for their dedication to the CareerTech system.

Holdenville General Hospital (HGH) CEO Steve Stewart delivered a detailed report during a recent meeting, covering various aspects of the hospital’s operations, financials, and ongoing initiatives. Stewart began by highlighting HGH’s financial performance, noting that the hospital achieved a small profit in February.

1952 Holdenville High School graduate, Gene Sims, was recently awarded the Quilt of Valor for his service and sacrifice to our country. Gene is an Army veteran that joined the service in 1956 before being deployed to Korea in 1958.