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From The Files of The Seminole Producer Atlantic Richfield officials were groping for clues today to the cause of a massive early morning explosion and fire at the Plant 13 natural gas processing plant southeast of the city which shook much of Seminole and was heard 80 miles away.

Sen. Darcy Jech, R-Kingfisher, held an interim study Tuesday to explore how state agencies can work together to address the thousands of abandoned medical marijuana grow operations scattered across Oklahoma.

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Oklahoma students interested in a future in healthcare will have the opportunity to explore a wide range of careers and connect directly with healthcare professionals during the Oklahoma Hospital Association’s statewide Explore Healthcare: Oklahoma’s Virtual Career Expo, Friday, Oct. 23, from 9...

Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced Tuesday an essay contest for Oklahoma middle school students to explore what the state means to them and what they believe will make Oklahoma stronger in the years ahead.

A seven-week-old burn ban for Seminole County has been lifted. The Seminole Board of County Commissioners voted Monday to lift the ban, that was put into place Aug. 24 as drought conditions ravaged the entire state.

Oklahoma has received $9,514,404 in federal funding through the Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) Program to continue providing voluntary home visiting programs that support parents and improve outcomes for families and young children.Nationwide, this represents the...

Bowlegs cheerleaders pose for a photo during Friday’s game with Sasakwa. Pictured l-r: Mariana Lopez, Yaretzi Lopez, Kendall Perkins, Alexis Southern, Makynzee Pyeatt, MaryBeth Dunagan, Kloe Oyler, Addison Wyatt, Jaycee Bristow and Kenlee Oyler. —Staff photo by Bill Anderson

Open Enrollment for the 2027 Health Insurance Marketplace in Oklahoma begins Nov. 1.

Each year, the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation proposes changes in Title 800, the administrative rules that apply to hunting, fishing and Wildlife Department operations.