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The Seminole State College Board of Regents met March 27 to conduct business including the ratification of emergency expenses, the approval of policy revisions and the awarding of emeritus status to former Health Sciences Division Chair and Assistant Professor of STEM Dr. Noble Jobe.
Read moreToday’s birthdays include Sandra Atyia, Gary Bible, Julie Branson, Barbara Britt, Nathan Brown, Dillon Cooper, Brandon Edgmon, Lorenzo Edwards Jr, Brittany Good, Sheila Jackson, Angie Johnson, Shelley Johnson, Kimberly Knizek, Kim Lane, Johnna Nicholson, Melvin O’Guinn, Tommy Overbey Jr, Gabrielle Peters, Melba Shaw, Lindsey Shores, Casey Smith, Amos Welliver, Barbara Williams & Cassidy Young. Monday birthdays include Kevin Anderson, Jesse Bane, Guy Buck, Ricky Campbell, Rosie Cloud, Carl Cox, Steven Eldredge, Pam Evans, Kristopher Harjo, Jeff Harris, Corrie Jefferson, Clarence Jones, Alexis Leatherman, Barbara Moon, Jim Newman, Carla Norman, Shelby Pallas & Paul Stealey.
Read moreElection Day: Butner School District, City of Maud, Maud Public Schools, Gordon Cooper Tech Center Board, Justice Public School and Varnum Public Schools
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State Forester Mark Goeller a longtime resident of Seminole
Read moreIf you found yourself watery-eyed, sneezing and perhaps even wheezing yesterday, you probably don’t have a cold. Tree pollen was the likely culprit behind your misery.
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Governor Has Breakfast With Community Leaders
Read moreThe latest Oklahoma Employment Security Commission’s (OESC) monthly employment report for March, which contains the preliminary statistics for January 2025, shows that in January Seminole County had the sixth highest rate of unemployment in the state after spending the previous two months in the fifth highest position. This position improved, even though county unemployment rose, due to a changes across the state.
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