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Spavinaw Mayor Pushes Back After Heated Board Meeting and Online Claims

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·September 26, 2025·1 min read
SPAVINAW, Okla., (The Oklahoma Post) – September 26th, 2025

A tense town board meeting in Spavinaw has drawn public attention after social media commentary from former Tulsa attorney Ron Durbin suggested misconduct, including allegations that a firearm was brandished. Mayor Amanda Miller responded both on Facebook and in follow-up conversations, rejecting key claims and describing the events as part of a long pattern of outside agitation in the small Mayes County community.

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