Phil Johnson was selected as an inductee into the Seminole State College Hall of Fame at the 30th Annual Educational Foundation Banquet to be held on Thursday, May 1. Johnson, a Holdenville Graduate and a 1988 graduate of then Seminole Junior College, serves as State Director of the Oklahoma Supreme Court Alternative Dispute Resolution System.

At the recent Holdenville City Council meeting, City Inspector and Code Enforcement Officer Ron Wiseman addressed growing public interest regarding how the city handles the removal of dilapidated buildings. In response to several inquiries, Wiseman issued a “Public Nuisance Abatement Checklist for Dilapidated Buildings,” outlining each step of the process.

FELONIES Sebastian Payne – Grand larceny Kelley Ratliff – Bringing contraband, Bringing contraband CIVIL First United Bank vs Hannah Reeves et al – Indebtedness Jefferson Capital Systems vs Robbie Rae Peel – Indebtedness Jefferson Capital vs Nicholas Nickelson – Indebtedness OneMain Financial Group LLC vs Sherrie A Fordetal–Indebtedness LVNV Funding LLC vs Gregort Rogers – Breach of Contract LVNV Funding LLC vs Todd Quinci – Indebtedness Security Credit Services LLC vs Jamie y. Caudill – Indebtedness Allen Carter vs Service Oklahoma – Application for an order Carter Reed Lewis – Name Change In the matter of Hopeful Mae Tiger – Estate of deceased In the matter of Billy Don Carl – Estate of deceased DIVORCE Kimberly Howe vs Cody Wayne Scott Howe Samantha Joe Stites vs Wendell Connor Osborn – Child Support Enforcement MARRIAGE LICENSE Floyd John Smith and Sandra Lynn Smith PROTECTIVE ORDER Starla Ryan Brines vs Billy Price Leshawn Taylor Lowe vs Treontea Huntley TRAFFIC Gerlyn Collins – Expired Tag Taylor Counts – Hunting without a license, Illegal possession of a turkey.

UMW Spring Luncheon a great success!

UMW Spring Luncheon a great success!

Warrants Outstanding Between: 01/01/1900 and: TR-2016-18098 NICHOLS, MICHAEL J. 04/22/82 11/18/24 DRIVERS LICENSE, DRIVING W/O LICENSE, REVOKED, SUSPENDED, DENIED $373.75 18098 TR-2020-21209 NICHOLS, MICHAEL J.

Holdenville General Hospital (HGH) CEO Steve Stewart shared encouraging news during his recent update to the Holdenville City Council, reporting that the hospital’s financial outlook for March was unexpectedly strong. Both revenue and expenses remained steady, resulting in a positive bottom line for the month and the year to date.

After about 20 years and numerous repairs, our faithful freezer has died! Without it we are unable to properly store frozen foods until our distribution time each month. If we are to continue to supply our clients with frozen goods (typically meats, frozen juices, etc.) it must be completely rebuilt.

A tornado touched down Saturday night near Spaulding, leaving behind a trail of destruction that claimed one life, injured another, and destroyed multiple homes. By: Graham Dowers, NEWS 9 SPAULDING, Okla.

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