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Principal’s Honor Roll 1st Grade: Mattalyn Layne 2nd Grade: Alexxis Layne, Myles Robertson, Dakota Watson 3rd Grade: Taos Cook, Ella Cox, Laynie Ebmeyer, AJ Jackson, Helen Payne, Randen Shelton, Cylie Snow, Roper Stafford, Sloane Van-Haren, Mallory Watson, Tony Wulf 4th Grade:  Diesel Cook,...

An African American oil broker and civil rights advocate Jake Simmons was born on January 17, 1901, in Indian Territory at Sawokla, which later became Haskell. He emerged from a Creek freedman heritage to broker multimillion-dollar deals between large oil companies and emerging African nations.

Rebecca Marks-Jimerson is very active in the Tulsa community. She serves as the Greenwood Chamber president and is one of the hosts with KTUL -8 Martin Luther King Jr.

A Lamar man has been charged with one felony count of burglary in the second degree after allegedly breaking into a ranch house near Lamar.

Beverly Rodgers announces her candidacy for re-election as Mayor of the great city of Holdenville.

Don Merriman, City Councilman, Ward 4, announced today his plans to run for re-election. Don is a lifelong resident of Holdenville. He and his wife Cindy have been married for 32 years and have two sons, Todd and Adam, and all four of them graduated from Holdenville High School.

John ‘Andy’ Baca proudly announces his candidacy for the 2019 elections for City Council Ward #1.

For anatomy students at Wes Watkins Technology Center, their class has just been given an enormous advantage over traditional anatomy classes.

FELONIES Kenneth Mooney—bringing contraband into jail/penal institution Kolby J.