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OBU Bison Baseball Lends Hands, Feet to ALOTO

Hundreds of attorneys across Oklahoma will provide free legal advice on Thursday, May 1, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. during the annual statewide Law Day celebration. Oklahoma residents may call 405-4294290 or 918-340-5297 to speak to a licensed attorney at no cost.

A Seminole Police officer was uninjured in a two-vehicle collision east of Seminole late Tuesday morning. According to Police Chief Jon Withers, Officer Myron Fixico was driving his police cruiser on Highway 9 near St. Crispin’s when he was sideswiped by a truck carrying an oversize load.

A longtime prosecutor for the Seminole County District Attorney’s Office has resigned in what some are calling a “shakeup.” Assistant District Attorney Candice Irby resigned her position effective Monday, April 21.

Seminole County Reynolds Wellness Center Senior Stretch and Walk – 10 a.m. on Thursdays Free Fun and Fitness Class at New Life Church in Wewoka 4:45 p.m. -Saturday- Seminole Nation Special Call Council Meeting 10 a.m.

Seminole County Today’s birthdays include Dakota Allen, Kasey Bane, Jeremiah Comer, Matthew Dillon, Don Groves, April Harjo, Darrell Harjo, Trenton Harjo, Treven Harjo, Martha Harrison, Bill Heckman, Damon Henley, Andy Hoffman, Shelley Johnson, Alisha Joshua, Bill Knowles, Jay Lashley,...

A worker was perched high upon the roof of the Van Sanford Apartments on Milt Phillips Monday as part of a renovation project by GuruStu of Tulsa. The complex sustained heavy damages in the May 2022 tornado.

Oklahoma Home and Community Education members across the state will celebrate OHCE Week May 4-10, highlighting their dedication to community service, education and fellowship.

The Missing in Oklahoma (MiOK) day will be held on Saturday, April 26 at the University of Central Oklahoma Forensic Science Institute. Families of missing persons are encouraged to attend. Families may arrive between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.

An anonymous tip led to the capture of a fugitive by the Wewoka Police Department early Tuesday morning. According to police, 31-year-old Sam Houston Gaines, who was wanted by the Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) for parole violations, was taken into custody April 22.