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Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative (CVEC), in partnership with CoBank, is proud has announced that the 2026 Sharing Success Grant application process is now open, inviting eligible nonprofit organizations to apply for funding through this community support initiative.

The Oklahoma Academy has announced its 2026 Board of Directors officers and welcomed seven new members to its statewide board, strengthening the organization’s leadership with expertise spanning education, finance, energy, technology, law, and research.

Washington – A dispute has erupted between the federal government and tribal nations as “Operation Guardian Sweep” brings Immigration and Customs Enforcement actions into the heart of Indian Country without warning to the tribal nations.

District Attorney Erik Johnson has announced that no charges will be filed in a deadly shooting that occurred in December in Seminole County. According to a press release from Johnson’s office, Lee Hodges was shot and killed Dec.

An Oklahoma Department of Transportation truck wound up in a ditch along Highway 9 early last week as a snowstorm crippled motorists and canceled classes across Seminole County. The accident occurred about one mile west of Seminole High School.

Seminole County -Birthdays- Today’s birthdays include Dave Aeder, Shannon Babb, Emmy Barnhart, Lance Bloomer, Rita Butler, Tom Byrd, Jimmie Choate Jr, Colleen Courtey, Racketa Crawford, Hugh Gallagher, Herb Gunter, Sheri Griffin- Hull, Rick Hall, Winfred Harjo, Zac Jennings, Blake Johnson,...

Early voting will get underway soon in two municipal elections in Seminole County. For those who don’t want to wait until election day (Feb. 10) to cast their ballots in the Seminole City Council or Wewoka mayoral race, early voting will be available from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. on Thursday, Feb.

Members of the Democratic Senate and House Caucuses have announced a legislative slate called Oklahoma’s Commitment – a multi-year plan to improve reading skills for Oklahoma children, and support and retain highly-trained professional educators.

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District Attorney Erik Johnson announced Thursday that Derrick Ray Caldwell, 46, of Seminole, entered a plea prior to trial for Assault and Battery by Means Likely to Produce Death and Violation of a Protective Order.