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Tony Wulf Announces for Ward 2

My name is Tony Wulf and for the past twenty-six years, I have been an Oklahoman. My family and I have been blessed to call Holdenville our home for most of the past twenty-two years. My wife, Stacy and I have four children. Their names are Seph, Gracelyn, Kagin and “Lil Tony”.

WES WATKINS TECHNOLOGY CENTER HOSTED THE ANNUAL SCIENCE MATTERS

WES WATKINS TECHNOLOGY CENTER HOSTED THE ANNUAL SCIENCE MATTERS event for partner school 5th grade students on February 26 – 28, 2019. This year’s theme was WWTC Goes to Mars, and it explored NASA’s newest mission to reach Mars within the next two decades.

Unplanned to hit movie theaters March 29

The movie makers of the abortion film “Unplanned” published the film’s trailer Thursday, and the preview portrays abortion in a light that could make advocates reconsider their support for abortion.

Breakfast with Senator James Lankford

A “Breakfast with Senator James Lankford” will be held on Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at 9:45 am.in the Holdenville High School Seminar Center on North Broadway, Holdenville. Senator Lankford will be here for about 45 minutes. Come meet him and share your concerns or questions.

Hughes County Writer’s Club to meet

The Hughes County Writers Club will be having a meeting on Tuesday, March 19th at 1:30 p.m. at the Holdenville Library. Anyone interested in writing or needing help with their writing is welcomed to come.

Dustin News

Birthdays this month were Betty Cousins, Glenda Deats, Jeffrey Denison and Shirley Osborn. Happy Birthday to all. We had Sarah from Senior Citizens hearing aide here on Monday the 11th and Lacey from Triad Eye Institute on Thursday the 14th.

Drusilla Dunjee Houston

An educator and a journalist, Drusilla Dunjee Houston, born on June 20, 1876, in Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia, was the daughter of Rev. John William Dunjee and Lydia Ann Taylor Dunjee. Of her nine siblings, only Roscoe, Irving, Blanche, and Ella lived to adulthood.

In Loving Memory of Verlie Williams Cambric

Verlie Williams Cambric, beloved daughter of Nina French and Jerry Williams, was born in Belen, Mississippi on May 25, 1920. She and her parents moved to Chicago, Illinois when she was two years old.

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Please continue prayers for Christopher Stripling as he struggles with his illness. Danny Bush, Alpheus and Dorothy Grundy continue with their doctor’s appointments. Alpheus is seeing his doctors weekly for his new condition.
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