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HOLDENVILLE, Okla. (KFOR) - A Holdenville agriculture teacher was arrested on Wednesday in connection to a federal child porn investigation, according to a report by Holdenville News.

Mayor Marshall and Mrs. Parker was at Principal Chief David Hills office on Friday No vember 8, 2024 to sign the MOA for the funding that the Wetumka Municipal Authority will receive. The funding is for the sewer lagoon project and the water plant repairs.

The Wetumka Municipal Authority Monday November 4, 2024 A special scheduled meeting of the Wetumka City Council was held at 6:30pm on Monday Nov 4, 2024.

Broadband is coming to Clearview. For a few years, East Central Electric provided the surrounding customers with wireless broadband internet services. East Central Electric received additional ARPA funding for rural cities and is now in the process of installing underground fiber to the town.

Remember all our loved ones who are ill and shut-in during the holiday season. Keep them in your prayers. Mable Loggins is asking for prayers for her sister Melvenia Hamiliton. She is diagnosed with lung cancer.

Grants through USDA and COEDD-REAP grants made it possible for two-layer chip and seal streets possible on Main Street, Hattie, Douglas, and Gibbs. In addition, the streets were widened, making it possible for easier navigation of tourist buses when visiting the historic sites.

At the time of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, the USS Oklahoma (BB 37) was one of the U.S. Navy’s oldest battleships.A Nevada class ship, the Oklahoma was one of the first large U.S.combatants built to burn fuel oil, thus saving weight and volume of displacement.

Wetumka City Council Meeting 114-2024 A Special Scheduled Meeting of the Wetumka City Council will be held at 6:30pm, Monday, November 4, 2024.Mayor Norma Marshall called the meeting to order at 6:28pm. Michael Hamilton led the Pledge of Allegiance. Jason Leeled the Invocation.

Tensions ran high at the Hughes County Commissioners meeting this week as residents gathered to express their concerns about proposed wind turbine projects in the county.

Graham-Dustin junior Alisha Bennett recently took home third place in the presti- gious Office of Indian Affairs 2024 Student Art Contest. Alisha’s winning entry, a collection of intricately woven Native yarn belts, earned her recognition among students across the nation.