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The following statement was issued Tuesday by Oklahoma Farm Bureau President Stacy Simunek following the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma’s judgment in the State of Oklahoma v. Tyson Foods, Inc.

Santa looks on with excitement as Ava Poff and Kenai Birdshead were announced as the winners of brand-new bicycles Tuesday night at the Reynolds Wellness Center for the grand finale of Snowman Wonderland. The bike giveaway was sponsored by the Seminole Lions Club.

It may not be the kind of funeral one would choose…a rough, unfinished pine box, no paid musicians, no fancy flowers, and a plot on the side of the road.

A new Oklahoma law will open $5 million in state funds for programs supporting aspiring teachers.

In a new court filing, state officials challenged the claim made by tribal leaders that tribal members in eastern Oklahoma are not subject to state hunting laws.

The “Joy Bells” from Seminole First United Methodist Church perform at Tuesday night’s Snowman Wonderland finale. The Joy Bells consist of Roxie Auld, Debbie Coym, Judy James, Rebecca Kennedy, Lorrie King, Debbie Kuykendall, Claudia Willis and Janelle Zehren.

Fireworks explode over the Christmas tree in Magnolia Park Tuesday night for the finale of the 2025 edition of “Snowman Wonderland.” The evening also included a coloring contest for youth and a bicycle giveaway. Those results will be in the weekend editon.

The classic Christmas carol “Joy to the World” is synonymous with the Yuletide season, but there’s another song of the same name that was immortalized in rock and pop music history in the 1970s. And it has local connections.

Oklahoma’s history is incredibly unique, and that doesn’t change around Christmas time. Oklahoma has ties to some iconic Christmas music and movies, as well as the most recognizable holiday plant — mistletoe.