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Area citizens who have completed Class XXII of the Seminole Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Seminole program will be recognized in a special graduation ceremony Wednesday, April 24. The ceremony will be held at 2 p.m. in the Jeff Johnson Fine Arts Center at Seminole State College.
Read moreSSC Leadership Students Lend a Hand with Campus Cleanup
Read moreHeritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in. (405) 382-2156
Read moreA newly implemented state program will infuse more than $163 million into Oklahoma communities with the construction of new for-sale and rental homes. This brand-new program provides two-year, 0% interest construction loans for the following purposes: • Oklahoma Homebuilder Program - new construction of single-family homes for purchase
Read moreThe full Senate has given approval to a measure ensuring Oklahoma public schools will include instruction in cursive handwriting. House Bill 3727, by Senate principal author, Kevin Matthews, D-Tulsa, and House principal author, Rep. Jason Lowe, D-Oklahoma City, was approved with bipartisan support on Tuesday.
Read moreDear Dave, I have a roommate, and we’ve shared the same two-bedroom apartment for about three years. During that time, we’ve always had an agreement that we would split the bills fifty-fifty. But for the last several months, he’s been very late paying his half of the bills. There have even been a few times when he didn’t pay his part at all, and I had to cover the entire bill. We both work good jobs, so money isn’t an issue. He says he’s broke, but when I ask him where all his money goes, he just shrugs and acts like he doesn’t know. We’re good friends, so I don’t want to be cruel. How can I approach him about the situation?
Read moreIn a 2019 pledge, Joe Biden vowed to end fossil fuels, a stance now manifesting through numerous policies detrimental to the oil and gas industry, critical for Oklahoma’s economy. The Institute for Energy Research highlights over 150 Biden administration actions against fossil fuels, exacerbating energy costs nationwide and undermining Oklahoma’s economic stability and job market.
Read moreWhen most people look at dandelions, they see a nuisance—a weed that can easily take over the yard. When researchers at the University of Central Oklahoma look at dandelions, they see a potential cure for cancer.
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