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A dedication ceremony for a monument at the historic Threatt Filling Station in Luther, Oklahoma took place on Friday, August 8th, 2025. This monument is part of Route 66 CentennialMonumentProject,commemorating the upcoming 100th anniversary of Route 66.
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It has been said, “some men are born great, some have greatness thrust upon them, while others achieve greatness.” Many, however, who have inherited a great name, wealth or power have failed to meet the expectations of their parents and friends. When, therefore, anyone, reared in the home of poverty and educated in the school of “hard knocks,” rises above the unfavorable limitations of his surroundings and achieves a noble career of eminent usefulness in Church or state, he merits commendation.
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TEXAS, OKLAHOMA LEAD THE WAY FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Read moreAugust 2025 As I recall my childhood in Wetumka, it brings back images of a vibrant and thriving town of the 1940s and 50s. US Highway 75 from Dallas to Tulsa and beyond dissected the center of town. The St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad crossed through the north side of town, providing rail service from Tulsa to the Red River. All the businesses on both sides of Main Street were intact and occupied. The Meadors Hotel provided luxury accommodations for visitors and also served as a bus terminal and housed a variety of businesses. I recall having a portrait made of my broth- er Bob and I in a photography studio on one of the upstairs floors. An airfield northwest of town, called Boren Field, (actually a large open meadow) with "T" Hangars on the north edge of the field next to the road. Several local citizens learned to fly at Boren Field and later flew for the military in WWII.
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Two hundred and seventy. seven boys and girls, representing ten 4H clubs in the county, participated in the Annual 4-H Dress Revue and Boys’ Appropriate Dress held April 11 at Moss school.
Read moreA newly released report from the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Control (OBN) reveals troubling trends in drug abuse, trafficking, and overdose deaths throughout the state, with Hughes County reflecting many of the same concerns seen statewide.
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