latest
Rep. Justin Humphrey, R-Lane, this week sent a letter to Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor regarding what he called President Joe Biden’s utter failure to protect and defend our nation’s border, which in turn puts all Oklahomans at risk. Humphrey is chair of the House Criminal Justice & Corrections Committee.
Read moreThe 2022 regular session of the Oklahoma Legislature has adjourned sine die (pronounced see-nay dee-a). That is Latin for the session ending without a day to return. The final gavel dropping was also the starting gun for the campaign season, which is now in full swing.
Read moreTop Story – Eight Survive Coal Mine Blast, Rescue Halted – Officials reported today eight persons survived the Wankie, Rhodesia coal mine explosion, but deadly methane gas halted rescue work and left little hope that any of the 455 miners still trapped underground would be found alive. -oOo-
Read moreCandidates for the local Senate District 28 seat will be the featured guests at the June Seminole Chamber of Commerce Forum.
Read moreThe Seminole Producer has returned to the downtown district after a nearly monthlong absence, but the office is a few blocks further north than it used to be.
Read moreSeminole Arts Council President Jacqi Dill and Secretary/Treasurer Stephanie Davis were out of state when the tornado struck Seminole on Wednesday, May 4. Although they were unable to physically hit the street to help those that were affected, they and Vice President Amber Carter and Board members Miranda Cotton and Tara Roberts quickly set up a fundraiser and an online form for victims to request aid, raising $200 in the first 24 hours alone.
Read more2022 Summer Meal Program will begin soon at Seminole Public Schools, Assistant Superintendent Angela Willmett announced last week.
Read more