Salamanders, Gerrymandering and Ethics in America

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Have you ever heard the phrase “Common sense is not so common.”? What about when a kid is told they should have known better, is this because like common sense there is an innate sense of right and wrong. What about when you know it is wrong and do it anyway? Remember Al Gore’s famous quote when caught breaking campaign finance laws; “There was no controlling legal authority.” In other words, it is okay because there was nobody there to catch me. What if you were applying for a job and found out that only applicants that claimed to be experts in all aspects of the job would be interviewed. In other words, if you were honest about your experience, you had no chance at all. Do you lie to get the interview? This is only one of many examples of ethical dilemmas people face in our society. But what about organizational integrity or reputation?
Salamanders, Gerrymandering and Ethics in America

3 REED STUDENTS END YEAR WITH PERFECT ATTENDANCE

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Reed Elementary would like to thank Southeast Oklahoma Title, Quetzali Becerra Rivera, and Kristina Wells for sponsoring and presenting Perfect Attendance Bicycles! This special tradition was started years ago by Kristina Wells, and we are so thankful it continues to bless our students year after year. What a fun way to celebrate students who showed up, worked hard, and finished the year strong.
Ransom Weaver

FEDERAL CHARGES AGAINST CODY RICHISON DISMISSED

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Federal charges previously filed against former Holdenville FFA Instructor, Cody Ryan Richison in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Oklahoma have been dismissed, according to federal court records.
Cody Ryan Richison’s federal criminal case in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Oklahoma has been dismissed, according to recently filed court records. No public statement regarding the dismissal had been released as of press time.

HUGHES COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCLAIM OHCE WEEK

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HOLDENVILLE, OK — Hughes County officially joined in the statewide celebration of Oklahoma Home and Community Education (OHCE) Week this past Monday. Local members from the Atwood OHCE Club and the South Canadian River Friends OHCE Club (based in Calvin) met with the County Commissioners for the formal signing of the proclamation.
Members of the Atwood and South Canadian River Friends OHCE clubs join the Hughes County Commissioners for a proclamation signing and “Cookies in the Courthouse” event on Monday. The group is celebrating OHCE Week by highlighting local projects like the Atwood Cemetery maintenance and the new park project in Calvin. Left to Right: Lou Langwell, Diana Hardwick, Latrishia Sherry, Narva Wilkerson, Karen Duncan, Beverly Chapman, and Marilyn Storts.
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