Graduate Morgan Fry with her father, Robert Fry Graduates Brooklyn Brown and Sammie Eckles attended baccalaureate at First Baptist Church last week. Graduate Liberty Jackson with her mom Carla Griggs.

CALVIN, Okla. (KFOR) – An Oklahoma police chief was taken into custody after finding himself on the wrong side of the law.

Horntown experienced to earthquakes on the same day last week. May 14 registered two earthquakes, one a 1.5 - 6km west, southwest of Horntown. The other a 3.5 - 4km quake, west northwest of town. Many locals felt the quake as well as many people in the Holdenville Area.

MARRIAGE David Wayne Dye Jr. and Kylie Sue Price, both of Henryetta DIVORCE Kelsea Leeann Crow vs.

Graduate Kecli Cook pictured here with her grandparents Arthur and Neoma Cook, graduated from Holdenville High School last Friday night. Kelci will be attending college where she will study to be an educator.

Superintendent: Addison Brown Lani Dentler Knowlten Hall Raelee Johnson Matty Jones Tim Jones Kaytlynn King Tenetke Lowe Riley Lucas Nolan Polkinghorn Darcy Shepherd Daisy Wood Principal: Sebastyan Bennett Bo Black Makayla Blackshire Hayden Brummett Brett Bruner Michaela Gaines Bella Hale Bryce Hodges Scarlett Irby Jack Manion Katelyn Morris Zavien Napoleon-Sullivan Virginia Piza Madyson Richmond Peyton Robinson Colton Steele Madisyn Wilkerson Taylor Yandell.

What is it about church and food that go together like waffles and maple syrup? Is it the fact the Bible is rife with feasts and banquets? Could it be the great account of Jesus feeding the multitudes, miraculously managing on a handful of supplies? And how about the wedding feast at Cana? Or better still, consider the newly risen Savior cooking fish for the Disciples. (Imagine bearing witness to that!) All about lovingly providing for basic needs, it would seem, while linking physical and spiritual sustenance.

HHS 2001 Alumni, Lacey J. Davis, selected as a contributor to Thank You, Teacher: 100 Uplifting and Affirming Letters from Your Fellow Educators by Brad Johnson and Hal Bowman. The book features 100 letters written by teachers across the nation and addressed to teachers in order to provide daily encouragement and inspiration.

June 21, 2022 from 2:30 to 3:30pm Grace M. Pickens Library 209 E.

ALPACA MADNESS will be at Holdenville’s Stroup Park on June 7 at 2:30pm. Bring your kids and grandkids for an experience they will never forget!.