Hughes County, Oklahoma

200 N Broadway St Suite 7
Holdenville, OK 74848
Phone: (405) 379-2746
Fax: (405) 379-6739

In east-central OK, northeast of Ada; organized Nov 16, 1907 from Creek lands. Name Origin: For William C. Hughes, delegate to the OK Constitutional Convention (1906-07)

Area (sq mi):: 814.64 (land 806.73; water 7.90) Population per square mile: 17.10
Population 2005: 13,835 State rank: 49 Population change: 2000-20005 -2.30%; 1990-2000 8.70% Population 2000: 14,154 (White 71.80%; Black or African American 4.50%; Hispanic or Latino 2.50%; Asian 0.20%; Other 22.60%). Foreign born: 1.10%. Median age: 39.30
Income 2000: per capita $12,687; median household $22,621; Population below poverty level: 21.90% Personal per capita income (2000-2003): $16,131-$18,370
Unemployment (2004): 8.40% Unemployment change (from 2000): 3.40% Median travel time to work: 25.00 minutes Working outside county of residence: 38.00%

Cities with population over 10,000: None

See other counties in Oklahoma.

Hughes County, South Dakota

PO Box 1238
Pierre, SD 57501
Phone: (605) 773-3713

In central SD, east of Pierre; organized Nov 26, 1880 (prior to statehood) from Buffalo County. Name Origin: For Alexander Hughes, Dakota Territory legislator

Area (sq mi):: 800.29 (land 740.92; water 59.37) Population per square mile: 22.80
Population 2005: 16,875 State rank: 11 Population change: 2000-20005 2.40%; 1990-2000 11.20% Population 2000: 16,481 (White 88.40%; Black or African American 0.20%; Hispanic or Latino 1.20%; Asian 0.40%; Other 10.50%). Foreign born: 1.30%. Median age: 37.50
Income 2000: per capita $20,689; median household $42,970; Population below poverty level: 8.00% Personal per capita income (2000-2003): $26,736-$30,047
Unemployment (2004): 2.80% Unemployment change (from 2000): 0.50% Median travel time to work: 11.30 minutes Working outside county of residence: 7.50%

Cities with population over 10,000:

Pierre

(13,983)

See other counties in South Dakota.

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Harding's company developed a pipeline network for its wastewater recycling and disposal system in Hughes County. The equipment can dispose of up to 40,000 barrels per day, with pipelines to transport water from the well pads to the disposal well sites.

East Arkoma play driving new economic activity

The South Dakota DOI petitioned the Hughes County Circuit Court on June 12, 2018, to place ReliaMax into liquidation due to insolvency.

South Dakota Moves to Liquidate Surety Insurer ReliaMax

The South Dakota Division of Insurance had filed a petition in Hughes County Circuit Court on June 12.

South Dakota officials to liquidate Sioux Falls insurance company

Through its existing 60/40 joint venture, Centrahoma Processing, LLC ("Centrahoma"), Targa and MPLX will construct a new 150 million cubic feet per day cryogenic natural gas processing plant in Hughes County, Oklahoma (the "Hickory Hills Plant") to process growing natural gas production from the Arkoma Woodford Basin.

Targa Resources announces new natural gas processing deal

In 2003, David Lambert took a gnarly Hughes County buck that scored 240 3/8.

Muy grande!

* Hughes County MRC is spearheaded by county unit coordinator Barbara G.

6 new MRC units in Oklahoma

Hughes County Magistrate Mark Smith, who chairs a subcommittee, said it recommends that a list of sentencing options for judges be developed.

South Dakota inmate growth is slowing

The Circuit Court, Hughes County, reversed the judgment of the DOL.

RN has latex allergy: `recurrence' or `aggravation?' (Nursing Law Case on Point)

The Circuit court of Hughes County reversed the Board and acknowledged Dr.

Parsing of words does not justify license revocation

HOLDENVILLE Diana Swadley approached Hughes County in February about getting the liquor-by-the-drink vote on the ballot.

Dry counties get wet

OKLAHOMA CITY Nelson Scott Harjolistened toa Chickasaw Nation representative share examples about the tribe's economic development success. He heard about the importance of education from Natalie Shirley, former Oklahoma secretary of commerce and now executive director of the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. Then, he had heard enough. As chief of theAlabama-Quassarte Tribal Town, based in Wetumka, south of Okemah, Harjo addressed the packed room at the Sovereignty Symposium about how colleges don't come to Hughes County to meet with students and entice them to be more educated. "How do we make education look good for those that live in (rural) areas?" he said. He addressed a panel that was discussing economic development.

Education yields economic development, symposium told

She said she would talk to her board of directors about it at their meeting on Thursday. In Hughes County, the Holdenville Chamber of Commerce's Economic Development Committee is holding town hall meetings starting May 17.

Counties uncork liquor campaigns