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Historical Black Towns Come Together to Feed Communities

Derrick Scobey, pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church, partnered with World Vision USA to distribute food boxes to Oklahoma City residents. His wife Angela Bush Scobey, formerly of Clearview, had the idea of distributing food boxes to Black towns.
Historical Black Towns Come Together to Feed Communities

Clearview News

Those on our sick list are improving but continue your prayers Marguerite French, Alpheus Grundy, Billy Walker, Cornell Lucas, Otis Davis, and Kurrilue Johnson Jr., Jean Chatman, L.C. Carson, all former residents of Clearview. Makai Blades is back at Pitt State and slowly getting back to training.

COMMUNITY-WIDE GARAGE SALE

Clearview will be hosting a Community-Wide Garage Sale on October 3, 2020 beginning at 9:00 a.m. at the Community Center (old school grounds) 112 West Douglas Street.

Future Mural -Town of Clearview

The Town of Clearview recently received an Oklahoma Community Foundation Rural County Community Grant to create a mural depicting the history of Clearview.
Future Mural -Town of Clearview

Hughes Co. Sheriffs Office Jail/Booking recap

9-11- 2020 to 09-18-2020 Dalton Ray Brock- Possession of Controlled Substance Jody Lee Crane- Uttering Forged Instruments; Receive, Possess or Conceal Stolen Property; Attempting to obtain by False Pretense James Knape Dunn- Sexual Abuse of a Child under 12 Isaiah Ryan Pollard- DUI-Driver under...

Letter to the Editor

I have to say this...The act of taking a knee while our flag is unfurled has become glamorous and celebrated. But in reality this act no matter how sincere the protestors are, dishonors and disrespects the men and women who died defending their right to protest.

Remembering C.A. Sims Grocery

My Dad and Mom (C.A. {Charlie} and Mattie Sims) ran a grocery store in Holdenville from the early 1930s to the mid 1960s. Before that they lived in Yeager during the 1920s. My three older brothers, Jimmy, Leo and Bill, were all born in Yeager while I was born in Holdenville.
Remembering C.A. Sims Grocery

Wetumka Homecoming 6:00 Friday night

WETUMKA HOMECOMING CANDIDATES AND THEIR ESCORTS are pictured: Left to right: Freshmen Logan Melton and Natalie Williams, Sophomores Hayden Hobia and Kaiya Herrod, Juniors Jadyn Young and Jordan Osborn, Seniors Allison Bray and Alex Freeman. Photo by Ashley Ray
Wetumka Homecoming 6:00 Friday night

Wetumka falls to Davenport

Wetumka lost its second game in a row to a strong Davenport squad 60-14. Jordan Osborn completed 7 of 15 passes for 52 yards. Brandon Rhinehart completed the only pass he threw for a 70-yard touchdown to Alex Freeman. Brandon also had 2 receptions for 30 yards and Logan Melton 1 for 5 yards.

Weleeta Schools host Distance Learning Day

Weleetka Public Schools will have a school wide Distance Learning Day on Friday, Sept. 18. Students will stay home, log on to their Google Classroom and complete homework assigned.
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