Cowboy Roy Hall of Wetumka is pleased to announce the release of his first book in a series of three called “The Free Chronicles - Delivered from the Pain of the Past.”
Cowboy Roy Hall (Singer/Songwriter/Author) had a rough start to life and had to overcome some severe medical issues.
The Wetumka Board of Education held their regular meeting, July 6th at 7:00 PM in the Administrative Office Board Room. The following members, administrators, personnel and guests were present: Donna McGee, Rufus Scott, John Curtis, Allen Poole, Donnie Williamson, Nina Maas and Susan Tyra.
FELONIES
Joshua Duane Butler OSW—cruelty to animals
Derrick Jacobs—cruelty to animals
Devin Clayton McKee— burglary in the second degree
MISDEMEANOR
Duane Camidge— driving without a valid driver’s license
DIVORCE
Vickie Sue Byerly vs. Billy Jack Byerly
Shaye Nichole Griffin vs. Matthew...
Many of us remember the Sheppard family. Gary and Lula owned a local pool hall back in the 1950s and 60s. They served hamburgers, chili and refreshments in their business. I knew them well and continue to be a close friend of their son Ron who lives in Seminole.
Please, Lord bring my baby girl back to me I'm begging whoever picked her up, please, she’s all I have. I can't live without her. Will all my friends please help me find her.
Tommy Taylor - Holdenville
Please call me at 405-712-9261
Approved on December 18, 1907, Senate Bill One, also known as the coach law and to most as the state’s first Jim Crow law, easily sailed through Oklahoma’s first legislature.
Last week, Clifford Normore and his family made a stop over in Clearview to visit with family and friends. Clifford, his wife Ernestine, daughters Terry and Brenda, and granddaughter and Kali visited with adopted sisters Shirley and Marilyn (Ballard) and their husbands and Peter Bush.