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Coalgate High School is proud to honor Tommie Kay Weeden Martinez, a 1990 graduate, as a 2025 inductee into the CHS Athletic Hall of Fame. A dedicated and accomplished athlete, Tommie Kay excelled in basketball, track, and field, particularly in shot put and discus. Her perseverance, talent, and determination made her one of the most dominant throwers in CHS history.
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Braedy Wardrope, a former Coalgate High School student, made history on February 1 by winning the very first Miss South Tulsa County Miss America preliminary pageant. She will compete for the title of Miss Oklahoma the first week of June at Rose State College in Oklahoma City.
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Kurtis J. Kirby, 53, Atoka, was arrested shortly after 2:00 a.m. December 28 following a traffic stop at the intersection of Broadway and E. Lafayette. Officer Christian Minyen, a Choctaw Lighthorse Police Officer crosscommissioned with the Coal County Sheriff’s Office, stopped Kirby’s Honda for having a border plate that obstructed the top part of the tag.
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Tupelo Kountry Store provides gifts to area youngsters
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Gail Horn Holt, Diana Watkins and Charles Palmer. Back Row: Karrie White, Judy Wilson, Sherry Lefevre, Brenda Smith, Deric Nichols and Jake Trevathan.
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The Coalgate HOF Board today released the Elite 8 selections for the 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame. This group was chosen from a list of 22 finalists. The final vote will be tabulated in mid-January to name the prestigious class of 2025. Five finalists will be selected for enshrinement from this outstanding class list of candidates.
Read moreThe three-day filing period for the Coalgate City Council and three school boards closed December 4.
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Justin Dale Madison, 35, Centrahoma, was charged December 6 with assault and battery on a sheriff’s deputy.
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