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Today’s birthdays include Wayne Clifton, Kathy Downey, Teddy Eberle, Liz Gunter, Polly Hailey, Isaac Harjo, Robert Harjo, Earl Jim, Brittany Johnson, Brandi Jones, Roxy Lofton, Gary Mainord, Vicki McAnally, Joshua Norman, Russell Patterson Sr.

(Editor’s note: This story references “Dylan’s Law.” The law’s namesake, Dylan Cheatwood, is the son of former Seminole resident Reggie Whitten). On May 20, Nikole Janowski, 31, was arrested by Guymon police while having an epileptic seizure.

- Heritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in. -Tuesday- Seminole Public Schools Title VI Native American Meeting @ 5:00 p.m. at the Seminole Schools Administration Building, 600 W. Strother Avenue.

Today’s birthdays include Phillip Biddy, Curt Bonser, Greg Brewer, Waylon Burkhart, Ed Cadenhead, Scott Cadenhead, Timothy Crawford, David Crump, Andrea David, Jay Dukes, Ray Evans, Charlotte Gillespie, Audra Harjo, Carol Harrison, Charlotte Horton, Mildred Johnson, Roger Kirkwood, Cheryl Little,...

our birthday and anniversary list, please call (405) 382-1100 or email events@seminoleproducer.com. Sharon Semtner looking for pumpkins…Kennisha Payne starting her morning playing with her grandson… -Today- SHS Homecoming Parade 4 p.m. ESA Soup and Stew Dinner at 5 p.

Governor Kevin Stitt has officially proclaimed October 7 as “Oklahoma Warriors Honor Flight Day” in recognition of the extraordinary service of Oklahoma veterans and the nonprofit that ensures they receive their long-overdue tribute in Washington, D.C.

Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters has resigned to become Chief Executive Officer of Teacher Freedom Alliance, a new national organization founded by the Freedom Foundation. Walters made the announcement Wednesday night while speaking live on FOX News.

Seminole High School invites the community to celebrate Homecoming 2025 today, Sept. 26, with the theme “Chieftains on Tour.” The festivities kick off with this afternoon a pep assembly at 2:30 p.m.

Students at Butner Public Schools in Seminole County will soon be able to enjoy locally grown fruit, meat and vegetables at mealtimes, thanks to a grant from The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry (ODAFF).

Seminole Chamber of Commerce representative and BancFirst executive Chris Moore shakes hands with Love’s Travel Stops District Manager Tyler Heltcel after the ribbon was cut on the new and improved Love’s store at I-40 and Highway 99 Wednesday, Sept. 23.