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August 27, 2025
Knight Brigade serving up sweet treats at Smokin’ Hot Car & Bike Show
By PATRICK FORD Editor,

The roar of engines and shine of chrome won’t be the only attractions at this year’s 13th Annual Smokin’ Hot Car & Bike Show. The Henryetta Knight Brigade will be front and center, scooping up smiles and raising funds by selling everyone’s favorite frozen treat – Dippin’ Dots Ice Cream.

The event will take place on Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in downtown Henryetta. The Knight Brigade’s booth will be located in front of Edward Jones at 504 W. Main Street, offering a sweet way for visitors to cool off while supporting the school’s talented band program.

For just $5 each, attendees can choose from four popular flavors of Dippin’ Dots: • ICEE Cherry N Blue Razz

• Rainbow

• Banana Split

• Cookies N Cream Labor Day weekend promises a full slate of entertainment, featuring dazzling vehicles, family fun and live mu- sic. By stopping by the Knight Brigade’s booth, visitors can enjoy a refreshing snack while directly helping support band students with their upcoming performances, competitions, and program needs.

Organizers are encouraging the community to make it a day of fun: stroll Main Street, admire the line-up of cars and motorcycles, grab some ice cream and show support for the hardworking students of the Henryetta Knight Brigade.

So bring your sweet tooth, your love of cars and your community spirit – and join in on a day that promises to be both smokin’ hot and ice cold.

County receives FEMA funding for Outdoor Warning Siren Project
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County receives FEMA funding for Outdoor Warning Siren Project
February 18, 2026
Okmulgee County Emergency Management (OCEM) is pleased to announce that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has officially funded the Okmulgee County Outdoor Warning Siren Project.The award...
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Chamber leaders share vision, invite community to annual banquet
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Chamber leaders share vision, invite community to annual banquet
February 18, 2026
Leadership from the Henryetta Chamber of Commerce spent time this week connecting with fellow community members after being invited to speak at the weekly meeting of the Henryetta Lions Club.Director ...
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Party affiliation change hold during even years
February 18, 2026
Okmulgee County Election Board Secretary Ashley Carnes reminds voters that the deadline to change political party affiliation is March 31.Oklahomans wishing to change their party affiliation may do so...
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Commissioners approve payments at meeting
February 18, 2026
A range of routine county business, financial approvals and property-related discussions highlighted a recent meeting of the Okmulgee County Board of Commissioners, as officials worked through an agen...
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Restore Church to host Okmulgee County Youth Rally Feb. 28
February 18, 2026
Local teenagers will have an opportunity to gather for an afternoon of fun, encouragement and fellowship later this month, as Restore Church hosts the Okmulgee County Youth Rally on Saturday, Feb. 28....
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OCEM Report
February 18, 2026
This report is a summary of activities Okmulgee County Emergency Management participated in and does not reflect all activities performed by or participated in by Okmulgee County Emergency Management....
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