Despite almost constant rain and sometimes flooding, despite cool temperatures that seem downright brisk some evenings, the tomato season has finally arrived in Seminole County.
Despite almost constant rain and sometimes flooding, despite cool temperatures that seem downright brisk some evenings, the tomato season has finally arrived in Seminole County.
Reports of shots fired in Holdenville on Thursday sent a flurry of law enforcement on a pursuit through Hughes, Seminole and Okfuskee counties.
It seems fitting that the first color photo ever printed in a Seminole County newspaper should pay tribute to America and to first responders nationwide, on whom our lives depend every day.
The Seminole County Family Resource Center sponsors a camp for its kids: MAD – “Making a Difference.” Director Carla Presley said the camp runs four days a week, Monday through Thursday, at the Seminole Armory.
In preparation for Flag Day, which is today, Main Street entrepreneur Rachel Cole festoons her Boston fern with stars and stripes, then plumps red, white and blue pillows in the chairs outside her business, setting a welcoming and patriotic scene for visitors.
Seminole County’s representative to Congress has taken a stance against the President’s plan to send unaccompanied immigrant children to Oklahoma’s Fort Sill.
Technology is the future, and digital communication has opened many doors for people around the world. Although younger generations have grown up with technology at their fingers, Baby Boomers and older adults did not.
Daydreaming about deep space or the depths of the ocean used to be bits of escapism that could never truly be experienced.
Hard to notice the new artwork that embellishes the side of the building at Herb in Country. The beautiful artwork was done by a well know artist from Oklahoma City. Jason Pawley is an Oklahoma City native.
Technology in and out of the classroom can be a polarizing subject. Proponents of tech in schools contend that students must be skilled in the ways of the world, which is increasingly being governed by technology.
Coming to bat for the SOX team is Trayce Patterson.
Taking a break ready to cool down between innings. Pictured left to right; The Dirtbags, Memphis Morgan, Nate Carter, Tristan Dinny, Coach Tyler Morgan, Ethan Presley and Jaxson Garnett.
Dirtbag’s pitcher Memphis Morgan, getting one to the plate. Dirtbags took on the Braves Thursday evening at the Blake Auld Memorial Baseball field. Braves defeated the Dirtbags.
Keeping his eye on the ball and waiting for just the right moment. Creed Neese is up to bat for the Pirates.
Riddle me this: Exactly how did the Deep State, anti-Trump conspirators in the FBI and CIA persuade Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort to hand over sensitive internal polling data to a Russian spy? Not to mention, what did Konstantin Kilimnik do with it?
Dear Doctor: What’s all this I’m hearing about Parkinson’s disease having something to do with the gut? I thought it was about the nervous system and the brain.
Wanda was born March 31st, 1957 in Holdenville to John Yargee and Lizzie Lowe.
Melissa May Hathaway, 50-year-old Seminole, Oklahoma resident, passed away Thursday, June 6, 2019 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Melissa was born November 30, 1968 in Menomonie, Wisconsin to parents Jimmie Lee Lightle, Jr. and Mary Ellen (Cotts) Lightle. Melissa married Michael Hathaway on March 2, 2012 in Wisconsin. She was a caregiver.
Annette Marie Howell, 55, longtime Seminole, Oklahoma resident, passed away, Wednesday, June 5, 2019 in Ada, Oklahoma. She was born on October 2, 1963 in Shawnee, Oklahoma to George Edward Howell and Shirley Ann Howell. Annette attended Seminole Public Schools and graduated from Seminole High School in 1980.
Edward Earl Loving, 67, longtime Seminole, Oklahoma, resident, passed away, Saturday, June 8, 2019 in Lindsay, Oklahoma. Edward was born August 19, 1951 in Seminole, Oklahoma to David Loving, Sr.
