A petition alleging irregularities in the Statutory Municipal General Election for Town of Calvin Board of Trustees has been filed with the Secretary of the County Election Board, by candidate Mike Troup, challenging the announced results of the election held on April 6, 2021.

During the March 29 City Council Candidate Town Hall meeting there was a discussion of local forms of government, including the current “Al-dermanic” form with a strong mayor, as well as a City Manager form of government. As the meeting was coming to a close, a voice towards the back of the room interrupted after realizing there would be no questions from the audience.

Oakley Leftwich Lydie and Taylie Lantz Dani Selph and Andee Sue Grizzle Cassiel Taylor and Tatom Glass.

Judge: Christopher Anderson 8:30 AM Ashley Nickole Chisolm—failure to secure child in safety restraint Judge: Trisha D. Smith 9:00 AM Jerrell Dion Wright—murder, first degree Jerrell Dion Wright—domestic assault & battery by strangulation Brandin Michael Wakole—failure to register as sex offender Stephen Joseph Robinson—false declaration of ownership to a pawnbroker; knowingly concealing stolen property Justin Michael Wilbourn—possession of credit card belonging to another Bobby Beck—possession of stolen vehicle; alter/remove vin Jonathan R.

Adam Phillips, Madison Ellis, and Savanah Owens Ella Clifford Kayden Ingram Britian and Auden Silva.

Creason Harjo Titan Randall Abigail and Sofia Bateman.

John Janes has dedicated his career to the city, and his life to the community of Holdenville. John Janes and his late wife Cheryle are names everyone in town know and love. They raised two children who both graduated from Holdenville High School, Nick and Megan. Now John is currently helping spoil his two grandchildren, Jaelyn and Jace. John and Cheryle were involved in everything from serving in the local church to being troop leaders in Cub Scouts. But most of you probably know John best from being our Cemetery Sexton. John has buried more of our family members than we could possibly count. He has been faithful and compassionate in a position where his big heart and helping hand made people feel at ease during the most difficult times of their life. Last month John retired after 28 years of faithful service to the city. Join us in congratulating John on a job well done and wishing him a blessed and peaceful retirement.

The fascinating thing about jigsaw puzzles is a single piece, by itself, doesn’t convey any meaning at all. Any one of those little cuts of cardboard, separated from the group, is really just a blob of indiscernible color.