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Monday-Friday- Heritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in. -Monday- Seminole Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting for It’s Always Tea Time Inn & Café, 2209 Boren Blvd.

Today’s birthdays include Joy Boren, Clyde Byerly, C.B. Conner, Deaton Elliott, Kaley Garren, Buddy George, Grady Harris, Leslie Joshua, Melvin Noey, Paul Perkins, Smart Pierce, James Rash, Starrla Sims, Cassandra Smith & Lorenzo Tiebout.

Seminole State College welcomed civic leaders from Stroud, Holdenville, Seminole, Konawa, Prague, Okemah, McLoud, Maud, Meeker, Wewoka and Cromwell on April 9 for a breakfast. The event was sponsored by SSC’s Rural Business and Resources Center.

Inspired by her own journey with scoliosis, 11th grader Loona Lovelace from Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy (OVCA) is channeling her experience with the condition into competition at the Future Health Professionals (HOSA) State Leadership Conference this month.

The City of Seminole is gearing up for its annual Community Clean-Up Week, slated April 16-22. This weeklong initiative invites residents, businesses, and local organizations to join forces in beautifying the city and fostering a sense of pride and stewardship within the community.

With the help of the Seminole State College baseball and softball teams, A League of Their Own began the 2025 season this week. The league is for local youths with physical limitations who wouldn’t be able to play without the help of others.

(Editor’s note: The statement from Kurt Gwartney as mentioned in the story appears on page 2). Oklahoma Sen. Markwayne Mullin received pushback Wednesday after “joking” that violence could solve “fake news” in a video posted on X late last week.

According 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.

ASeminole man is facing multiple sex crime-related charges involving two underage girls. Nineteen-year-old Julius Shaw was booked into the Seminole County Jail on March 31 on complaints of second-degree rape and the buying, procuring and possession of child pornography.

Seminole County SSC Trojan Baseball vs Eastern Oklahoma State College, 1 p.m. at BCM Sports Complex (double header) -Monday- Seminole Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting for It’s Always Tea Time Inn & Café, 2209 Boren Blvd.