The FBI and the Hughes County Sheriff’s Department arrested former Wetumka Mayor James Jackson this morning at his Main Street residence.
The FBI and the Hughes County Sheriff’s Department arrested former Wetumka Mayor James Jackson this morning at his Main Street residence.
HOLDENVILLE - During the last few months COVID-19 virus has held the world hostage. However, among all the fear and uncertainty during the coronavirus pandemic one Holdenville man has reason to celebrate.
Mae Hudson Valedictorian Wetumka
SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGE BASKETBALL HEAD COACH DON TULEY honored the Seminole County Ministerial Alliance with the Crusaders in the Community Award at halftime during the men’s basketball game on Feb. 27 at the Raymond Harber Field House. The award was established three years ago to honor local African Americans making a difference. The award is given during Black History Month each year. The Ministerial Alliance was selected for its commitment to fundraising in an effort to provide scholarships to SSC students. Pictured (l-r) Coach Tuley, Reginald Woods, Calissa Woods, Marilyn Guient, Willie Guient, Wilma Berry, Regina Robison, John Berry, Shelly Brown, Darrell Brown, Reginald Wright and Frank Washington.
Sandy Odum, Child Nutrition Director for Holdenville Public Schools is shown with teachers Jessica Hinton, Misty Turner, Morgan Teague and Chrissy Jeffrey.
Her children arise and call her blessed...Proverbs 31:28a
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.
The FBI and the Hughes County Sheriff’s Departm
HOLDENVILLE - During the last few months COVID-19 virus has held the world hostage. However, among all the fear and uncertainty during the coronavirus pandemic one Holdenville man has reason to celebrate.
Ali’Jah Bowen is the daughter of Shannon Harjo. Her grandparents are Martha Harjo and the late Leonard Harjo. Her siblings are Lae’Lah & Bubbah Bowen, Jordan Harjo, Athienah & Haeighyah Billy. Shannon has been a member of Basketball, Softball, Cheer, NHS, NASC, FCCLA, Art Club and Key Club. Ali’Jah enjoys sleeping, napping and watching movies. After high school, she plans to go to college.
Quote of the Week…..“When I was a kid, my parents taught me to not believe everything I saw on TV. Now I have to teach them to not believe everything they see on Facebook.”
From its humble origins as a budget snack cake, the delicious but nutritionally empty Twinkie achieved a status high enough that it warranted a spot in the Millennium Time Capsule.
