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1955 WETUMKA GAZETTECunningham, Massey To Seek OfficeTwo Announce For Council In Wards 2 and 4Two new candidates announced this week for councilman posts, subject to the city election March 15 th .Bill Cunningham, owner of the B and D Butane Company in Wetumka let it be known that he would be a...

The benefits of a right relationship with God do not just begin the moment we die; they begin now. And one of those practical benefits is a consolation in present suffering.In Romans 5:3, Paul said, “We also exult in our tribulations.”

FELONYCody James Hudson—waiver of extraditionMARRIAGEDerek Lawrence McElroy, Ada and Nicole Smith, AllenDIVORCECandice Renee smith vs. Bryan Clint SmithCIVIL Mad RiverMad River Apartment II, LLC vs. Joanna L. Hulstine—indebtednessTRAFFICDakota Ray Duffey—failure to obtain title within 30 days of...

A regular meeting of the of the Wetumka Municipal/Public Works Authority was held on Monday, January 10, 2022. Those present were Jason Lee, Richard Roush, Norma Marshall, Mayor, and Garrett Eller, City Attorney.

One of state’s greatest coaches of all time! WWII War Hero ~ Christian GentlemanCharlie Robert Self was born on August 18, 1925, the only child of Joe Otis and Cecelia (McKeown) Self, at Dixie Lease oil camp southeast of Wewoka, Oklahoma, in what was then part of the world’s largest oil fi eld.

PRINCIPAL’S HONOR ROLL2ND Nine Weeks1st Grade—HowserPaisley Cunningham, Ellie Doerr, Cole Fisk, Aliviah Gray, Clairie Holuby, Derrick Kinder, Jozlyn Parks, Ryder Phillip and Stryker Powell1st Grade—PowellJason Baldwin, Hunter Hefner, Leanna Hunnicutt and Kaison Spain2nd Grade—CornBrooklyn Farrow,...

(continued from last week)In a letter to Cherokee Governor Dennis Bushyhead dated July 29, 1884, a Creek citizen begged for the aid of “one or two good men who could stand fi re” in the Creek and Seminole Nations.

The Oklahoma Historical Society will host a free presentation on Thursday, February 10, at noon (CST). Tune in on Zoom to hear from guest speaker Nicka Smith (citizen of the Cherokee Nation).

It is Black History Month in Clearview. Come join us in celebration of Oklahoma African American athletes and their contributions to society. Additionally, this event serves as a fundraiser to support the insurance and maintenance of the old school gym.

The Clearview road work continues. Before long, there will be a new road from the Clearview Cemetery to Grassy Lake Road. Also, the County will repair and blacktop streets in Clearview. The Town of Clearview received a grant to repair the gym roof and rafters.