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Muscogee (Creek) Nation is offering the Covid vaccine for all citizens both Native and non-native. It will be held Wednesday April 7, at the Wetumka Football field and will begin at 9am and end between 1 and 3 pm depending on how busy they are. They will give the Johnson and Johnson shot. For questions, you may call 918-758-3601 and press the number that links with Eufaula.
Read moreVoters will go to the polls Tuesday for the April 6th Board of education and Statutory Municipal General Election, Hughes County Election Board Secretary Brandy Davis said today.
Read moreKelly D. Bohannon— assault and battery on Police officer X4; assault and battery; domestic assault and battery; threaten to perform act of violence
Read moreThe late Herbert and Anna Friend were the founders of our Hughes County Historical Society. Without them it never would have been possible. They were not only my dear friends, but left a real legacy in this county. Herbert akso wrote some great stories about people he interviewed. This is the first in a series of those interviews we would like to share.
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Mrs. Charlotte Louise Jackson Walker was born August 15, 1915 to Clearview, Oklahoma farmers Floyd and Dessie Marina Jackson. At her birth, Clearview was only 13 years old, and the state of Oklahoma was only eight years old. She was the oldest of six sisters and six brothers. In 1927, Charlotte graduated from Clearview Douglass Rosenwald High School. After graduation, she worked at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City to earn enough money to attend Langston University. On September 12, 1935, she was admitted to Langston University attended until her money was depleted. Charlotte returned to Tinker to work and eventually returned to Langston, finally on July 21, 1944, she completed her Lifetime teaching certificate for grades 1 through 8 grade and a degree in Home Economics.
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