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Seminole County Today’s birthdays include Kenneth Addington, Dolores Bell, Frankie Bird, Brandon Boyd, Trisha Bundy, Dan Coker, Caleb Craig, Sandy Everhart, Julia Farrow, Tammy Ford, Susan Grant, Cassady Green, D.J.

The company that provides natural gas services to customers in Seminole is facing a possible investigation in Arkansas into its purchasing and billing practices in that state, which could have a local effect.

A two-vehicle accident in Seminole County Sunday morning, March 19, claimed the life of a Konawa resident, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

Researchers at landgrant institutions in the southern region of the United States are working hard to stop more than $1 billion in economic damages each year. Around 9 million feral hogs have been reported in 35 states.

The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission’s (OESC) monthly employment report for March shows that unemployment in Seminole County rose over the past month and was higher than it was last year. This report contains the statistics for January 2023.

Seminole State College will host a free workshop for high school counselors, principals and superintendents, beginning at 8:30 a.m. on March 29 at the Enoch Kelly Haney Center. Chair of the Oklahoma Regents for Higher Education Mike Turpen will be the featured speaker.

Seminole County - Monday-Friday⮚ Heritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in. (405) 382-2156 -Tuesday⮚ Special meeting of the Seminole City Council 12 noon at the Reynolds Wellness Center ⮚ Meeting of the Seminole Urban Renewal Authority 5:30 p.m.

The following students are The Academy of Seminole March Students of the Month: Pre-K Greyson Sullivan, KJulian Garcia, 1st- Reileigh Grinnell, 2nd- Kimber Coronado, 3rd- Misael Martinez, 4th- Westyn Meek, 5th - Christopher Dossey.

From The Files of The Seminole Producer FT. SILL, Okla. (Special) – School, Scout, and youth groups from throughout Oklahoma are experiencing “a typical day in the U.S. Army through a new Student Information Tour Program being conducted at Ft.

When we think of signs of aging, most look to outward appearance. But Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation scientists have their minds on what’s happening inside our cells — and whether a diabetes drug may slow it. OMRF physiologist Benjamin Miller, Ph.D.