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Stuart HS Boys and Girls State

THE AMERICAN LEGION 32 & AUXILIARY ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THEIR 2021 DEL- EGATES FOR OKLAHOMA GIRLS AND BOYS FROM STUART HIGH SCHOOL. They are Braelyn Blasengame and Zayne Clark. Each will attend sessions this Summer. Oklahoma Boys and Girls State are patriotic, non-partisan government programs that emphasize God and Country. Braelyn is the daughter of Tracy and Dawn Blasengame. Zayne is the son of Max and April Clark.

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Billy Benny Avery

Billy Benny Avery succumbed to congestive heart failure at home with his family on Saturday, April 10, 2021. He was born November 22, 1934.

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Robert Fixico, Jr.

Robert Fixico Jr was born in Spaulding, Oklahoma on April 22, 1948 and was nicknamed “Watty” after his grandpa. Wyney Bruner gave him his nickname. Watty grew up on “Fixico Hill” in Spaulding, in the old timey ways where the homestead language was all Mvskoke “Creek” and English was non-existent until he attended school in Spaulding.

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Larry W. Pickett

Larry W. Pickett passed away in Edmond, Oklahoma on Friday, April 23, 2021, at the age of 70 years.

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Private services held for Wynema Morrow Nalley

Wynema Morrow Nalley finished this life’s journey and joined her Lord in glory on March 10, 2021.

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2021 Stuart Prom highlights

Elizabeth Watkins and Baylee Luker

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Black History is Oklahoma History

The historic Okmulgee Colored Hospital has undergone amazing progress in recent years. Previously, the Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grant Program in 2021 awarded “Landmark for all Generations, Inc.” to fund elements of a project aimed at increasing the marketing and visibility of this historic Okmulgee Black Hospital. Funding included monies for a logo and style guide creation, video production, and the development of a website to disseminate content that will help the public better understand this unique historic site. “Landmark for all Generations” is headed by Lemon Lewis of Okmulgee, Oklahoma who has made his life goal the restoration. Mr. Lewis is looking forward to sharing the story of Oklahoma’s first Black hospital and gaining support for its renovation.”

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