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(Editor’s note: The City of Seminole has been the beneficiary of multiple TSET grants and several local residents have worked for the agency in the past).
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Line crews from Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company (OG&E), which provides services to much of Seminole County, went head-to-head in the 34th annual Linemen’s Expo, an annual companywide friendly competition showcasing its line workers’ skills and stamina.
Read moreA man wanted in connection to a violent home invasion in Holdenville was apprehended in Seminole County earlier this week.
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The Wewoka Senior Citizens Center celebrated Monday with their Grand Reopening after a few months of remodeling. Pictured are some of the employees, volunteers, sponsors and friends who showed up in support of the occasion.
Read moreFirst day of class for Sasakwa Public Schools.
Read moreToday’s birthdays include Ruth Atterberry, Vickie Barkhimer, Danny Bateman, Jeanne Brewer, Mindy Choate, Goldie Cunningham, Link Dearing, Benny Fowler, Casaundra Garren, Tim Gravin, Rachel Hallum, Nettie Haney, Caris Hawkins, Jimmy Hulbutta, Shannon Khoury, Johnnie Lewis, Jordon Moyer, Sonny Phillips, Valerie Ranyan, Tony Richardson, Amber Sipe, Kaylene Thompson, Valerie Taylor, Krystal Turner & Larry Whitlock Jr.
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Motorists are urged to exercise caution, especially in school zones, as students across Seminole County return to classes today.
Read moreThe latest Oklahoma Employment Security Commission’s (OESC) monthly employment report, which contains the preliminary statistics for June 2025, shows that in June Seminole County was tied with Hughes and McIntosh for the second highest rate of unemployment, 5.2 percent, in the state.
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