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(Editor’s note: As a longstanding courtesy, the Seminole Producer offers a onetime campaign announcement for candidates for local/ tribal offices at no charge. Submissions for the upcoming tribal election, which may include one high resolution photo, may not exceed 500 words and must be received by our offices no later than 5 p.m. on Friday, May 30, 2025. Announcements received after that date will be considered as paid advertising and charged accordingly. Articles must be typed and may be dropped off in person at 206 N. Fourth Street or sent via email to news@seminoleproducer. com). David Wayne Narcomey (aka “Dave”) is campaigning for Seminole Nation Assistant Chief Position. His parents were William Bill Narcomey (aka “Willie B”, Eufaula Band) and Dorothy Bean Narcomey (Fushutche Band). He is the oldest of 8 children, Dave grew up in poverty, He viewed this as an incentive to better himself. Dave started working at the age of 14 years old, working as a “janitor’s assistant” for the Bowlegs School system. His ceremonial grounds are “New Tulsa”, with his family Churches being the “Mekusukey Church and the Cedar Creek Baptist Church”. Dave is married to Cynthia Narcomey, for 52 years and they have two daughters, with one daughter recently retiring from the Army Reserve with 26 years of service. They also have 6 grandchildren, ages 12 to 28 years old.
Read moreToday’s birthdays include Malesia Brawdy, Tanner Capps, Gary Choate, Lizzie Factor, Tyrel Guinn, Ed Harbeston, Cody Harris, Cameron Jones, Fred Knowles, Ali Mayahi, Joseph Meeks, Jenny Nutt, Jeffrey Parker, Pauline Parker, Wynema Harjo-Peterson, Mary Poff, Davida Pope, Edna Robins, Ozie Reed, Ryan Riffle, Erin Riley, Edna Robin, Elizabeth Scott, Cecil Stark, David Streater, Alta Thomas, Suzy Winters, Lori Clutter & Jerrita Dawn Wyrick. Monday birthdays include Malesia Brawdy, Tanner Capps, Gary Choate, Lizzie Factor, Tyrel Guinn, Ed Harbeston, Cody Harris, Cameron Jones, Fred Knowles, Ali Mayahi, Joseph Meeks, Jenny Nutt, Jeffrey Parker, Pauline Parker, Wynema Harjo-Peterson, Mary Poff, Davida Pope, Edna Robins, Ozie Reed, Ryan Riffle, Erin Riley, Edna Robin, Elizabeth Scott, Cecil Stark, David Streater, Alta Thomas, Suzy Winters, Lori Clutter & Jerrita Dawn Wyrick.
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Heritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in.
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Annual Memorial Day service 10 a.m. at the O.D. Strother Chapel in
Read moreVolunteers man a food bank in Pottawatomie County. Seminole County is launching a survey to address food insecurity issues. To participate in the survey, visit https://logitsurveys.com/AARP_OKLAHOMA_SURVEY?list=2
Read moreThe City of Seminole, in partnership with AARP Oklahoma and the Community Market of Pottawatomie County, this week announced the launch of a county-wide hunger study aimed at understanding and addressing food insecurity among Seminole County residents.
Read more(Editor’s note: As a longstanding courtesy, the Seminole Producer offers a one-time campaign announcement for candidates for local/tribal offices at no charge. Submissions, which may include one high resolution photo, for the upcoming tribal election may not exceed 500 words and must be received by our offices no later than 5 p.m. on Friday, May 30, 2025. Announcements received after that date will be considered as paid advertising and charged accordingly. Articles must be typed and may be dropped off in person at 206 N. Fourth Street or sent via email to news@seminoleproducer. com).
Read moreStrother Cinema announced this week that they are once again offering free summer kids movies every Tuesday and Thursday from June 3 - July 31.
Read moreThe Strother FFA Chapter honored fallen members of the U.S. Military who are buried at Little Cemetery by placing wreaths and flags on graves. Memorial Day will be observed Monday, May 26.
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