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A record demand for electrical power was set earlier this week as temperatures soared past the century mark across Oklahoma.
Read moreA Seminole woman has been charged with one felony count of trafficking in illegal drugs (methamphetamine) after being detained for allegedly trespassing, according to documents filed in the District Court of Seminole County.
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Plans are underway to “pass the hat” at Friday Night’s Seminole Chieftain home opener football game to support local community efforts to help a local 6th grade student and her family, as she continues to fight a battle with Ewing’s Sarcoma.
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Pictured above is the OG&E substation at Milt Phillips and Highway 99 in Seminole. The Southwest Power Pool, which oversees power transmission for 17 states including Oklahoma, reported a record power demand of 51,184 Megawatts on Monday.
Read moreWith the recent release of the movie The Sound of Freedom, the conversation on the horror of human trafficking is growing. The movie, a dramatization, details one individual story, but does not even come close to the tragic magnitude of this issue.
Read moreTo help raise awareness of the state’s affordable housing crisis, the Oklahoma Policy Institute and its grassroots advocacy program Together Oklahoma will be hosting town halls for residents to share how the lack of affordable housing impacts them and their communities.
Read moreParents of students, faculty, staff and interested members of the community are invited to attend Seminole Public Schools’ Federal Programs Committee meeting for FY2024 next Thursday, Aug. 31. The meeting will take place at 3:45 p.m. in the SPS Boardroom at 600 W. Strother.
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