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Student of Month for August Pre-k—Tafv Waterdown; Kindergarten— Taevyn Black; 1st grade—Ivy Sinohui; 2nd grade—Jaylee Lewis; 3rd grade—Xavier Proctor; 4th grade—Keylee Plamer Birthdays for the month of August Brylee Buesser, Jonathan Johnson, Brayden Branum, Riley Higgins, Natalie Newsom, Hadley...

The Wetumka Hyecka Club met at United Methodist Church September 9, 2019 for a Salad Supper and Yearly Planning Meeting. Hostesses were Mary Ann Wunder, Wanda Shaw and Pat McKinney.

The Network: Black Integrated Communications Professions, a 11,000-member strong organization of Black employees of AT&T and companies that merged with the giant communications company, honored its founder and Oklahoma City native Anita Arnold during its 50th Anniversary Celebration held in...

Danielle visited Clearview as part of a week-long tour of historic Black towns in Oklahoma. Danielle is from the University of North Carolina and is studying Black town settlements in the South.

Teddy Jackson of Clearview joined his son Teddy John and grandson Trey at OSU in Stillwater for Dad’s Day. They were there to join Mya, daughter of Teddy John who is a junior at OSU. OSU was playing McNeese State. It was a great day for the Jackson family

Jordan and Jada Blades entered a poster contest at Keller Williams. The theme was, “Do the Right Thing.” Jordan won $50 for 2nd Place in her age group and Jada won $25 for 3rd Place in her age group.

All other communities help Wetumka Mayor James Jackson opposes helping financially with the County Dispatching. Every other Hughes County community pays a share of the expense. The county has asked for $18,000 a year to help with the system, a small part of the overall cost.

Anna Marshall (Anne or Sophie) is seeking a seat on the MCN Council. She was born and raised in the Holdenville area. She is a member of the Wewoka Indian United Methodist Church, Bird Clan and Tukvpvtce Tribal Town.