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Talented Hardley Gilmore Just Needs Maturity

Holdenville · Holdenville

Talented Hardley Gilmore Just Needs Maturity

Hardley Gilmore was only 16 years old when he came to the University of Kentucky for his freshman season in 2024 when he played in seven games and had six catches for 153 yards and one touchdown. He was a consensus four-star prospect coming out of high school in Florida and ranked among the top 50 receivers nationally in the 2024 recruiting class by On3.com even though he reclassified from the 2025 class. He had 52 catches for 879 yards and 15 t…See the Story

PARKER ROBINSON NAMED PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Holdenville · Holdenville

PARKER ROBINSON NAMED PLAYER OF THE YEAR

PARKER ROBINSON NAMED PLAYER OF THE YEAR News Staff Mon, 06/23/2025 - 21:16 In-page image(s) X Body In an end of the season awards dinner,Parker Robinson, Holdenville, was named Player of the Year in “A League of Their Own.” League organizers say she “showed all the core values you hope to see in any individual in any circumstance, on and off the field. She played to the best of her ability, while showing superior sportsmanship and a great at…Read Article

MAN ARRESTED AFTER STOLEN TRUCK FOUND PARKED IN VACANT LOT IN HOLDENVILLE

Science · Holdenville

MAN ARRESTED AFTER STOLEN TRUCK FOUND PARKED IN VACANT LOT IN HOLDENVILLE

MAN ARRESTED AFTER STOLEN TRUCK FOUND PARKED IN VACANT LOT IN HOLDENVILLE News Staff Mon, 06/23/2025 - 21:16 In-page image(s) X Long Caption Mylisha Allen, 2024 Valedictorian at Holdenville High School and current sophomore at the University of Oklahoma, recently studied abroad in Italy as part of her political science and African American studies program. Mylisha, who plans to become a civil rights attorney, attended classes in Arezzo, Flore…Read Article

SHERIFF TEAGUE SHARES THOUGHTS ON FUTURE OF HUGHES COUNTY JAIL

SHERIFF TEAGUE SHARES THOUGHTS ON FUTURE OF HUGHES COUNTY JAIL News Staff Mon, 06/16/2025 - 21:37 Body Hughes County Sheriff Trever Teague is sounding the alarm on the future of the Hughes County Jail, outlining the tough decisions ahead and offering what he believes is a practical path forward. In a recent discussion with the Holdenville News, Sheriff Teague laid out the county’s two main options: attempting to repair the existing facility or …Holdenville · Holdenville Read Article

SPRING ART SHOW DRAWS LARGE CROWD

SPRING ART SHOW DRAWS LARGE CROWD News Staff Mon, 06/16/2025 - 21:37 Subheader body Master Watercolor: In-page image(s) X Long Caption Lance Yaggi and Kimberly Ramsey-MehrensJoy Tate and Faye CrosnoLance Yaggi and Randy CaseRhonda Reich and Susan WelchRuth Reich and Bernice SteeleKerry Wilson Body For Amateur Artists: Amateur Best in Show: Carly Driskill , “ Eufaula Magnolia “ Amateur Oil/Acrylic:1st Place: June Chesser , “ Sunrise at Holli…Holdenville · Holdenville Read Article

HOLDENVILLE MASONIC LODGE GIVE $600 SCHOLARSHIPS TO THREE HHS GRADUATES

HOLDENVILLE MASONIC LODGE GIVE $600 SCHOLARSHIPS TO THREE HHS GRADUATES News Staff Mon, 06/16/2025 - 21:37 In-page image(s) X Body HOLDENVILLE MASONIC LODGE PRESENTED SCHOLARSHIPS OF $600 EACH TO HOLDENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES COLSTON HALL, NOAH HIGGINS & REAGAN IRBY L-R: Bro. Landon Hall, Bro. Eddie Griffith, Bro. Cameron Miller, Bro. Jerry Young, Noah Higgins, W.M. Ryan Turner, Bro. Aaron Taylor, Bro. Jerry House, Bro. Justin SmithPICTUR…Holdenville · Holdenville Read Article

Seminole State College releases Spring Honor Rolls

Seminole State College releases Spring Honor Rolls News Staff Mon, 06/09/2025 - 20:45 Body Seminole State College has released the names of honor roll students for the 2025 spring semester. Three separate honor rolls recognize students for their academic achievements. This semester 424 students were named to either the President’s, Vice President’s or Part-Time Student’s Honor Rolls.The President’s Honor Roll is comprised of students who mainta…Holdenville · Holdenville Read Article

THE FIRST MIRACLE I EVER SAW

THE FIRST MIRACLE I EVER SAW Dr. Tom Harrison Mon, 06/09/2025 - 20:45 Body Lewis Gizzard often wrote about growing up in a little Methodist church in Georgia and how precious it was to him in his childhood. Once, he said they had a couple of rowdy brothers in town who were the town juvenile offenders. They started coming to the youth group at the church. On the first night they went, they beat up two fifth graders and threw a hymnal at the lady…Holdenville · Holdenville Read Article

Holdenville Man, Four Others Sentenced For Roles in Meth Distribution Conspiracy

Holdenville Man, Four Others Sentenced For Roles in Meth Distribution Conspiracy Staff Report S… Mon, 06/09/2025 - 20:45 In-page image(s) X Body The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced Wednesday that five Oklahomans, including a Hughes County man, were sentenced for their roles in a conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine in violation of federal law.The leader of the drug trafficking organization, C…Methamphetamine · Holdenville Read Article

Pitts Takes Office as Special Judge

Pitts Takes Office as Special Judge News Staff Mon, 06/09/2025 - 20:45 In-page image(s) X Body Ryan H. Pitts has been officially sworn as Special Judge of Seminole and Hughes Counties. District Judge Brett W. Butner originally announced the appointment on April 21, 2025. Pitts’ appointment was subsequently approved by all nine (9) District Judges in the South Central Administrative District. “I am pleased to welcome Ryan Pitts to serve as Spe…Holdenville · Holdenville Read Article

Council Doubles Fine for Glass Bottles at Holdenville Lake

Council Doubles Fine for Glass Bottles at Holdenville Lake News Staff Mon, 06/02/2025 - 21:23 Body In response to ongoing concerns about public safety and littering, the Holdenville City Council voted unanimously at its recent meeting to increase the fine for possessing glass bottles at Holdenville Lake from $250 to $500.The move came after Lake Superintendent Waylon Ford addressed the council, noting continued issues with visitors bringing and…Holdenville · Holdenville Read Article

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