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The Wetumka Board of Education held their regular meet - ing, August 12, 2025 in the Administrative Office Board Room. The following members, administrators, personnel, and guests were present : Travis Gates, Rufus Scott, Ga - len Glover, Jeff Osborn, Marcus Neese, Donnie Williamson, Jordan Smith, and Misty Bowman. The meeting began with the invocation and flag salute followed by the President, Rufus Scott calling the meeting to order. The members present were Williamson, Glover, Osborn, and Scott with no absence. The Board voted no change to the board office positions. A motion was made by Donnie Williamson and seconded by Galen Glover. Those that voted aye were Williamson, Glov -
Read moreYou know what he did? He told them the story. Not just any story. He told them the story of God and God's plan for people. Then starting with what Moses and all the prophets had said about him, Jesus began to ex - plain everything that had been written about himself in the Scriptures.
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Senator Wingard Visit ECOFHC in Wetumka
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A Wetumka woman was arrested this summer after a traf- fic stop led to the discovery of methamphetamine, prescrip - tion pills, and drug paraphernalia, according to a report filed by Wetumka Police Chief Scott Gamble.
Read moreA Welcome Sunday for the new pastor and his family will be held at Texas Banner Church of God on August 24. The church is happy to an -
Read moreBrenda Loggings is looking to buy land in Clearview; interested sellers should contact the mayor. Alvin Lucas is at home with his sister Joyce caring for him, and the family requests prayers. Our current sick list includes Lloyd David, Lovie Samilton, Bobby West (lung cancer), Jerry French (cancer), Irene Carson, Taft Forshee, Tiger French, Wilbert Zackery, Brady Drake (cancer), Keia Wauleah Teaseinuslowly Parker, and Earnest Hamilton.
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The descendants of Selma Drake Sr. and Essie Mae Clark Drake gathered in Clearview on August 9th for their annual reunion. Their children and grandchildren plan to continue this event, which is scheduled for either the first or second weekend in connection with the Okmulgee rodeo. When Clearview hosted its own rodeo, it occurred during the first weekend in August. Selma and Essie Mae had eight children. Six of them—Thelma, Brady, Bernard, Ivan, Felicia, and Gregory—attended the reunion, while Selma Jr. and Anthony are deceased.
Read moreThe Town of Clearview, in collaboration with the Creek Nation, Okfuskee County District #3, and the USDA, replaced a damaged bridge on Main Street. As part of the grant received, the town contributed its share of the project costs. White rocks were strategically placed around the new bridge to prevent future washouts.
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