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COMMUNITY HEARTBROKEN OVER LOSS OF HOMETOWN HERO

Randy Joesph Crawford passed away in his hometown of Holdenville, Oklahoma on Sunday, October 29, 2023, at the age of 19 years.Randy is the son of Roger & Brandy (Taylor) Crawford, born on No -vember 21, 2003 in Ada, Oklahoma.
COMMUNITY HEARTBROKEN OVER LOSS OF HOMETOWN

HUGHES COUNTY COURT RECORDS

FELONIESClifton Gaskins – Assault & Battery with a Dangerous Weapon Chad Everett Runyan – Harboring Fugitive from Justice MISDEMEANORS Clifton Gaskins – Threatening to Perform Act of Violence Ashley Kiplinger – Knowingly Receiving or Concealing Stolen Property CIVIL Tinker Federal Credit Union vs....

Community Angels to hold annual Bizarre

The Community Angels will be holding their annual Bi - zarre on November 17 from 7:00 am until 2:00 p.m. at the American Legion Building on East Main in Holdenville. (Next to Johnny's Appliance Center)You won’t want to miss this annual event.

Ms. Ellen C. Shannon Black

The town of Clearview extends sympathies to the families of Ms. Ellen C. Shannon Black, age 75, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Ms. Black is a former resident of Clearview, Oklahoma. She is the baby sister of Walter Shannon and Lorene Bird of Weleetka, and Myrtle Shannon of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Queen Esther Horn Berry

November 9, 1939 - October 30, 2023 City of birth: Okmulgee, OK Mother: Ila Horn-Hicks Father: Charlie Horn Spouse: Cleatus Berry Daughters: Carolyn Berry Sons: Kevin Berry Sisters: Ve Esther Grayson, Clarabell Normore, Helen Normore, Isiree Normore, Easter Givens, Teresa Alexander (Deceased)...
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Funding Secured for Water Plant Repair in Wetumka

Wetumka, OK - The Wetumka City Council convened on October 16, 2023, for a productive session addressing various community matters.City Manager Brandie Parker opened the meeting with a series of announcements and updates.Parker began by highlighting an upcoming Senior Fraud and Prevention class,...

OU DRAG-QUEEN PAYMENTS: $29,000 AND COUNTING

By Ray Carter OCPA Director, Center for Independent JournalismIn less than four months, the University of Oklahoma has committed to paying $29,000 combined to two drag-queen performers, an amount that would cover six semesters of tuition and mandatory fees for an Oklahoma student enrolled full time...
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