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Dustin News

The Dustin Activities Committee will be hosting an Easter Egg Hunt of Saturday April 8th. There will be pictures with the Easter Bunny at the Pocket Park from 1:00 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. along with free hot dogs and Bouncy house at the Farmers Market.

Hughes County Court Records

FELONIES Cameron Clark—waiver of extraditionChristian Marshall Heck—unauthorized use of a vehicle Randy Joe Leader— possession of firearm AFCFCharles Sheldon Wallace—use of motor vehicle in discharge of firearm MISDEMEANORSDean Buck OSW— possession of contraband in penal institution or jail Arlin...

Looking Back...50 years ago in Wetumka

CITY DEDICATION PROGRAM IS FRIDAY MARCH 8, 1973 BELLMON, BARTLETT, HALL, OTHERS COMING FOR DEDICATION FRIDAYWetumka’s $270,000 municipal complex will be officially dedicated here Friday with the state’s top public officials on hand.The dedication program starts with an open house at 10 a.m. at the...

Donnie Nero Receives a Surprise Visit

Doug Redding, Hugo Naifeh, and Ric Barnes contacted their former junior high football Coach Donnie Nero and asked him to join them for lunch in Henryetta.
Donnie Nero Receives a Surprise Visit

Clearview News

Billy Walker visited in Clearview recently. He continues to miss his home and friends, but he knows where he needs to be now. Happy birthday to Marian French Ware on Monday, March 13th. The Main Street bridge is out for an extended time until the bridge is replaced.
Clearview News

Women’s History Month

Every year, March is designated Women’s History Month by presidential proclamation. The month is set aside to honor women’s contributions in American history.Did You Know? Women’s History Month started as Women’s History Week . . .
Women’s History Month

Honoring An Educator Who Made a Difference

Dr. Willa Allegra Strong (Posthumously) “Inspirational Educational Leader”Dr. Strong was the oldest daughter of William M. and Ruby Johnson Strong, both Texas natives. She was born June 28, 1906, in South McAlester, Indian Territory. She was followed by Ruth in 1908, M.L. in 1913, and Paul in 1917.
Honoring An Educator Who Made a Difference
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