MOSS SENIOR WYLDER COLEMAN WAS RECENTLY CROWNED BASKETBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN BY KING LYRIC MORENO. Pictured are - Front: Flower Girl Stevie Provence and Crown Bearer Austynn Jim. Back: Freshmen Kandess Bridger and Trey Carpenter, Juniors Kadee Bridger and Kason Pruitt, Seniors Queen Wylder Coleman and King Lyric Moreno, Sophomores Laci Story and Racer McBride.
A regular meeting of the Wetumka City Council was held on Monday, January 11, 2021. Council members present were June Fixico, Donna Dyer, Josh Howk, and Richard Roush. Sherry Smith, city manager and Norma Marshall, mayor were also present.
Five members of the State Tournament qualifying Stuart Lady Hornets Fastpitch softball team were named to the PITT All Conference team and Head Coach Chance Chapman was named PITT 8 Coach of the Year for Fall 2020. All five ladies were chosen for the MCN All Area team as well.
Every coach wants to see their players succeed — and Stuart softball coach Chance Chapman said he was honored with a chance to do just that this fast-pitch season.
Oklahoma’s last known Negro Baseball League player Eugene Golden was laid to rest recently in Weleetka, Oklahoma. Eugene Golden, was born in 1925 Clearview, Oklahoma to Ashford T. Golden and Julia A. (Roberson) Golden. At age 95, Goon passed this life into the next, December 23, 2020.
Wetumka Tag Agency - Business Nativity
Cowboy Roy - Residential Nativity
House of Trophies - Business Traditional
Her children arise and call her blessed...Proverbs 31:28a
The Stuart Hornets are aiming high, a State Basketball Championship could be on the horizon. After a tough loss to Kiowa in the Regional tournament at Checotah, the #10 Hornets won the con-solation bracket to qualify for State. Capped off by upsets of ranked teams Glencoe and Davenport, the Hornets stunned #2 ranked Calumet Saturday night in Okmulgee to advance to The Big House.
(Oklahoma City) In a ceremony held on February 15th, the Veterans of Foreign War & Auxiliary awarded teachers and students from throughout the State of Oklahoma for their hard work and dedication in promoting patriotism.
Quote of the Week…..“I think we need to stop calling it ‘working from home’ and start calling it ‘living at work.’”
We stopped at the gas station to fill up the car. It was one of our rituals on my monthly visits: a trip to the hardware store, a fill-up.
