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Registration is now open for a 5K race that’s been held in downtown Seminole for the past decade in honor of a local man who died in the line of duty. The 2023 Bret D. Isenhower Memorial 5K is slated for 8 a.m.

This 1939 Oldsmobile Series 60 nicknamed “The Black Dahlia” pictured at right was among the cars entered in the car show held in conjunction with the Made in Oklahoma Festival Saturday, April 1 in downtown Seminole. The car, owned by Sam Hardin, was raced in the 60s.

The Social Security Administration and its Office of the Inspector General (OIG) continued to raise public awareness about Social Security imposter scams during the fourth annual “Slam the Scam” Day held in March.

From The Files of The Seminole Producer The first annual East Central Regional Science and Engineering fair, sponsored by and held at Seminole Junior College Saturday, was an apparent success as some 100 students from a six-county area participated.

In February, Oklahoma House Republicans authored historic appropriations into public education through a two-part plan designed to provide educational freedom and opportunities for all Oklahoma students, parents, teachers and schools.

The Academy of Seminole Students of the Month for April are: Pre-K- Gibson Rushing, K-Sean Coates, 1st-Ryker Nichols, 2nd- Braxton Coates, 3rd-Kelsey Norvelle, 4th-Liam Hill and 5th- Emma Climer.

Construction will begin soon on the new Horticulture Education Center at The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University. Located near the south entrance of the garden, the facility will be used by students, faculty and the community for both formal and informal learning.

The Avedis Foundation reminds the public of its approaching April 14 deadline for nominations for the Michelle Briggs “We’re Here for Good” Service Award, created as an annual recognition of an individual who has provided exemplary service to the community.

Seminole County Today’s birthdays include Kyra Bicknell, Ada Bible-Ryles, Mark Campbell, JaNene Day, Nicholas Gunville, Karen Herrin, David Hooten, John James, Sarah Johnson, Derick Landreth, Amanda Lenora, Jason Livesay, Glenn Major, Benny Marx, Betty Morrison, Gwen Reich, Vicky...

The streets of downtown Seminole were filled with hundreds of people Saturday as the annual Made in Oklahoma Festival, sponsored by the Seminole Chamber of Commerce, was held.