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FELONIES Stephan Damont Thompson—waiver of extradition X2 MARRIAGES Kyler Shane Tucker and Thierry Lasay Koger, both of Holdenville Gary Houston McClaskey and Christy Kay McClaskey, both of Maud DIVORCE Marissa Airiana Scoggins vs. Jason Scroggins CIVIL Jefferson Capital Systems, LLC vs. Richard...

The Texas Banner Church of God will celebrate their 100th anniversary Sunday September 18. Sunday School will start at 9:45 and the special service will begin at 10:30. Everyone is invited.

This is the first instalment in our Mc-Guffey Readers series, in which we reproduce some of the best moral tales from the classic 1800s schoolbooks that sold an estimated 122 million copies by 1960, the largest circulation of any book in the world next to the Bible and Webster’s Dictionary.

Ron and Sheila White of Arizona dropped by Clearview for a tour last week. Ron is retired military Marine disable veteran. During the visit, Ron revealed they had lived in several states while raising a family. Now that they are retired, they have decided to settle down.

The Golden Family celebrate their 98th family reunion on Sunday, September 4th at the Old School gym in Clearview. Marjorie Plunkett wants to thank all those who attended her 80th birthday party. She was genuinely surprised and grateful for the attention she received.

On Saturday, August 20, 2022, Alpheus Grundy turned 91-years old.

Donnie Nero, Clearview Town trustee meets with Dillion Wehba representing “Paint Oklahoma Beautiful” to receive seven five-gallon buckets of paint for a project in Clearview.

HUGHES COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING HOLDENVILLE, OK.

FELONIESGregory S. Thompson—murder in the first degreedeliberate intent Steven vestal— waiver of extradition MARRIAGE Adam Lee Smith and Hollie Michelle Peace, both of HoldenvilleDIVORCEAutumn DesireeShaw vs. Vance Cullen ShawCIVILCarrington Mortgage Services vs., Tabetha A. Stephens—...

Jerry Dilday participated in the Circle Back program at Wetumka Elementary Schools by teaching Flag Etiquette to the students. These sixth grade students were taught how to properly raise and lower the flag as well as how to fold it. More photos inside.