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American Legion Post 204 is flying a special flag the month of November in honor of a fallen soldier who served during the Vietnam War. This month’s flag, which flies in Veterans Park north of the Seminole Municipal Building, honors Kenneth Gouker, who passed away in December 2021.

Today’s birthdays include Angela Barnes, Keisha Bear, Michael Bunner, Andrea Cartwright, Sandy Chambless, Rhonda Dinwiddie, Lee Epperley, Billy Harjo, H.J.

The Seminole County Election Board has announced the official filing period for candidates seeking election as Mayor or City Councilmember for Ward 1 in the City of Wewoka.

The Seminole State College Board of Regents met Oct. 30 to conduct regular business, accept the College’s annual external audit, and approve a major facilities project for the Enoch Kelly Haney Center. The meeting followed an Audit Committee session held earlier that morning.

Since Friday, Oct. 31 was Halloween Day, BancFirst employees went all out and dressed in costumes, with each branch having a different theme. Above left, the theme at the Milt Phillips branch was “Barnyard.” Pictured on the back row (l-r) are Adonijah Bear and Diana Young.

-Today- “Trunk or Treat” in downtown Seminole 3-6 p.m. Citywide trick-or-treating (Seminole) 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. Friday night football: Bowlegs v. Paoli, Konawa @ Rush Springs, Maud@Graham-Dustin,Seminole v. Mannford (7:30 p.m.), Strother v. Cyril (homecoming) and Wewoka v.

Today’s birthdays include James Allison, Angie Casey, J.R. Cupp, Brianna Davis, Rebecca Graham, Duke Haley, Taelyn Harjo, Bill Huser, Terrance Johnson, Ryland Owens, Leslie Palmer, Michelle Riley, Margaret Smith, Ashley Thomas, Micah Wheeler, Rose Williams & Ola Winkel.

Hundreds of little ghosts, goblins, superheroes and princesses visited Seminole State College on Oct. 28 for the College’s annual Trick or Treat Trail event. SSC employees and students passed out candy along the north pond on campus.

Visiting Sacred Heart Cemetery late at night was practically a rite of passage for many Seminole County youth, especially for those who were coming of age in the 1960s, 70s and 80s.

Soggy Weather Doesn’t Deter Sorghum Festivalgoers