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Thoseinterested participated filled the Clearview gym for a halfday program is designed to engage in talks and handson demonstrations from Extension Specialist and USDA Staff on topics climate trendsinOklahoma, climate smart horticulture, and USDA programs.

Hello, my name is Aaron Dale, and I am excited to announce a new addition to the Hughes County Tribune. I am going to be writing a column called “Pioneer News!” I want to thank everyone for all of your support as I start this new chapter in my life.

Before I get into what this newish word “BRAT” means, let’s talk about Trump’s right ear. It got shot. Didn’t it? Well, pictures of the Donald which show that side of his head doesn’t really show it shot off, now that the bandage is off.

By John Bill Martin Staff Writer People often ask me where I get all that “stuff” I write about in this column space each week. The answer is complicated but one constant source is the wide circle of friends who share several things with me, including: a.Roots in Hughes County (Holdenville area) b.

Graham-Dustin School in conjunction with the Oklahoma Regional Food Bank distributed Grab and Go 15,000 meals this summer to area students. This translates to 7500 breakfasts and 7500 lunches. It is a total of 21,000 pounds (10.5 tons) of food at a value of $59,505.

Dust boiled as horses, cars, and people made their way into the rodeo grounds. I silently urged Dad to hurry and park, so I could join my hometown folks and furnish some entertainment. He took his sweet time finding a place with enough room for the car and trailer.