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Oklahoma City, OK – Governor Kevin Stitt has signed a proclamation declaring March 2023 as Developmental Disabilities Month in Oklahoma.

With an oddly cordial, family reunion-like atmosphere in U.S. Northern District Court Judge Gregory Frizzell’s courtroom Friday, attorneys for the State of Oklahoma and poultry industry met briefly to extend tough negotiations for 90 more days.

OKLAHOMA CITY — OU Health is the first and only health system in Oklahoma to offer an incisionless treatment for patients with medical refractory essential tremor that can result in improvement in hand, head and body shaking as well as increased mobility through a sameday treatment.

TULSA, Okla.—Country music superstar and beloved television personality Blake Shelton has partnered with the OKPOP Foundation to be an Honorary Campaign Chairperson and the face of the Foundation’s fundraising campaign to complete the OKPOP Museum.

TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 2023 Today is the 80th day of 2023 and the second day of spring. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1788, a fire destroyed most of the city of New Orleans. In 1963, the federal penitentiary on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay was closed.

Pets use body language and other cues to let their owners know how they are feeling. While certain actions, such as a vigorously wagging tail signaling that a dog is quite happy, are easy to read, it’s not always so easy to determine how a pet is feeling.

The City of Seminole will host its 3rd Annual Seminole Community Cleanup from April 15 – 23.

News Release District 22 District Attorney Erik Johnson, along with the Pontotoc Technology Center and Case First Forensics and Consulting is hosting a training entitled Practical Child Abuse Investigations in May for local law enforcement agencies.

It’s time to start making plans and inviting friends and relatives to spend the day enjoying the many attractions that will be available during the Seminole “Made In Oklahoma Festival” on Saturday, April 1. This event is sponsored by the Seminole Chamber of Commerce.