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(Editor’s note: The statement from Kurt Gwartney as mentioned in the story appears on page 2).
Read moreAccording to the April monthly report from the Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC), medical marijuana sales rose in SEMINOLE COUNTY between February and March. Tax revenue brought in a total of $40,874.01 in March. This was $8,289.48 less than the $49,163.49 that was collected in the previous month. This is the first month pot sales have decreased after consecutive increases in sales the proceeding three months.
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A League of Their Own Gets 2025 Season Underway
Read moreToday’s birthdays include Erica Behee, Lou Bible, Jessica Childers, Selma Clark, Tyrell Gordon, Billy Green, Marlene Green, Vivian Hall, Leona Harmon, Bailey Jacobs, Laura Kennedy, Kevin Kincade, William Leetka, Deborah Leslie, Ronnie Mendinghall, Ariene Nail, Billy Odor, Kaitlyn Parsons, Shanna Putman, Ruby Spears, Carl Stark, Carlotta Travels, Paul Wolfe & Emily Womack.
Read moreSSC Trojan Baseball vs Eastern Oklahoma State College, 1 p.m. at BCM Sports Complex (double header)
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Seminole State College Head Baseball Coach Mack Chambers was recognized for his 200th career win at the helm of the Trojans on April 7 at Lloyd Simmons Field.
Read moreIn the wake of devastating wildfires that swept the state on March 14, Gov. Kevin Stitt has expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of the Oklahoma Forestry Service (OFS) and proposed disbanding the agency altogether. He has further suggested OFS funds could be diverted to local fire departments.
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