For registered voters in Hughes County to apply for absentee ballots to be mailed to them for the November 3rd General Election, County Election Board Secretary Brandy Davis said today. Applications for absentee ballots must be received by the County Election Board no later than 5 p.m.

Friday, October 9th, is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the November 3rd General Election Hughes, County Election Board Secretary Brandy Davis said today.

CONGRATULATIONS TO FAITH VOIGT (left) AND CAITLYN STORY (right), who were awarded the Tri-County Alliance’s Scholarships for 2020. A check for $1,000 was presented to each recipient by Overseer John Berry, the President of the Tri-County Ministerial Alliance.

The annual Fall brush and limbs pickup begins this week in section one, which includes the area bordered by Highway 48 (Main Street/Broadway of America) on the east side, Oakridge Road on the south side, Spaulding Road on the west side and of Highway 270 on the north side.

Good morning to you. I sure have enjoyed our weather this week. Let’s hope the temperatures will stay like this for several weeks. For our Bible reading this week, let’s look at I Thessalonians 5:16-17.

Two state questions will appear on the November 3 general election ballot. State Question 805 was placed on the ballot by gathering signatures from citizens; State Question 814 was referred to a vote of the people by the Oklahoma Legislature.

HOLDENVILLE FALL FESTIVAL—DOROTHY ARRIVED IN HOLDENVILLE SATURDAY FOR A REUNION WITH HER FRIENDS FROM OZ—Pictured from left the right are the Land of Oz members: Derrall Summers, James Merrell, Cody Wright, Kagen Wright, Caylor Richards, Canton Richards, Greta Richards, Rayden Tillery, Angie...

4M LAKE STORE - The Holdenville Chamber of Commerce welcomed 4M Lake Store to the business community with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday, September 4.

Good morning to you. Isn’t this season great? I wish it would stay fall for about two months. God sure created some pretty scenery for us to enjoy. Did you ever wonder where the expression “the signs of the times,” came from? It came from Jesus.

Projects at Holdenville Public Schools that were made possible by the $2,140,000 School Bond issue voters approved on September 10, 2019, are moving along “hard and heavy,” according to Superintendent Randy Davenport.