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(Note: Back to live action next week!) This is certainly not new and many of you are already rolling your eyes and sighing to yourselves. I know, you’ve heard it all before along with the walking (three, four, five) miles to school in the (12 inch, 24 inch or waist deep) snow. etc., etc., etc.

One felony count of embezzlement was filed in the District Court of Hughes County against Karen Denise Rowe, 56, on Tuesday, June 23.

RECENTLY THE GATE LEADING IN TO THE CARSON CEMETERY WAS DESTROYED. If anyone has any information concerning the vandalism, please get in touch with the Hughes County Sheriff’s Department.

FELONY Breyshaun Gregory Baskin—unlawful possession of controlled drug with intent to distribute MISDEMEANOR Derrek Morris— domestic assault and battery in presence of minor MARRIAGE Joshua O’Neal Marriott and Kristie Nicole Weifenbach, both of Seminole DIVORCE Kyle Wooten vs.

EOSC Honors 3 Countians Three students from Hughes County have been recognized for making the honor roll during the spring semester at Eastern Oklahoma State College, Wilburton.

In England, a great patriot named Winston Churchill (the man who did more to defeat fascism than anyone) is now labeled as just another fascist. And now their poorly informed client protestors want to tear down Winston’s statue.

HHS SENIOR CAITLIN STORY was recently awarded a $500 scholarship by Hughes County Farm Bureau Agent Guy Fechter. Caitlin is pictured with her parents Scott and Casi Story. HHS SENIOR FAITH VOIGT was recently awarded a $500 scholarship by Hughes County Farm Bureau Agent Guy Fechter.

The following individuals must appear in person for court in the City of Holdenville on Monday, June 29, 2020 at 5:30 p.m. at the City Hall. Individuals are to wait outside the building and enter upon their name being called by the City of Holdenville Court Clerk.

Wetumka, Oklahoma. Malia Mealer, a member of the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) at Wes Watkins Technology Center has been named one of the 2020 recipients of the Jon H. Poteat Scholarship.

We’re Back! There were seven Red Hat Ladies that met at The Jazz Restaurant, June 13th for our monthly meeting. This was the first time we had met since March! There were several ladies missing due to company, illness or working. We missed them! Our first order of business was the prom.