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This Saturday, July 12, the life and legacy of John Cudjo, a Black Seminole man lynched by a white mob in 1913, will be publicly honored for the first time in Wewoka.
Read moreGovernor Kevin Stitt and the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (OEM) announced Saturday that Oklahoma has sent two Type III swift water rescue teams to Texas to assist in the ongoing flood response.
Read moreAmerican Legion Post 204 is flying a special flag the month of July in honor of a fallen Marine from Seminole County.
Read moreRegistered voters in the City of Seminole will take to the polls today, July 8 to decide the fate of a 1/8 cent excise tax to fund construction of the city’s new sewer plant.
Read moreThe Seminole City Council and its related authorities will convene for regular monthly meetings this evening at the Seminole Public Library.
Read moreOklahoma tax revenues rebounded in June after a seasonal May dip, with the latest monthly collections totaling $1.48 billion, a 15.1% increase over May and a 3.3% gain compared to June 2024. The growth closes out Fiscal Year 2025 on a strong note, signaling a resilient economic base as Oklahoma enters the new fiscal year.
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Connections between grocery stores, local producers and consumers could help combat food insecurity in the state, according to Oklahoma State University researchers and Hunger Free Oklahoma, a nonprofit organization that works to ensure Oklahomans have access to affordable, nutritious foods.
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