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(StatePoint) While there is a lot of guidance available about what to feed children, until now, there has been little guidance about how to feed them. New recommendations offer parents and caregivers practical tips for encouraging healthy eating habits vital to growth, development and health.
Read moreA Seminole couple, a former golf coach and a philanthropic foundation will be inducted into the Seminole Hall of Fame next week.
Read moreThe Seminole Arts Council, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, has a long legacy deeply rooted in Seminole. And while it faded momentarily, it was re-founded in 2015 by Jacqi Dill and Amber Carter. Since that time, the organization’s board, which has consisted of a handful of members, has worked tirelessly to rebuild the council to its former glory and develop inventive ways to bring more arts to the people of Seminole.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Senate has unanimously approved a bill calling for an increase of surety bonds from oil and gas exploration firms to cover the cost of plugging abandoned wells in the state.
Read moreSeveral Trustees of the Seminole State College Educational Foundation toured the Brian Crawford Memorial Sports Complex following their quarterly board meeting on Feb. 16. Pictured l-r: Jim Hardin, Lance Wortham, Jeramy Rich, Doug Humphreys, Sue Snodgrass, Steve Degraffenreid, Suzanne Gilbert, Darren Frederick, David Wilson, Billy Norton, Rhonda McKee, John Hargrave, Haley Coates and Mark Schell. Right, SSC President Emeritus Dr. Jim Utterback, who is overseeing the project, visits with Trustees during the tour. —Courtesy Photos
Read moreAbove left, New Lima student Keira Mayfield read to a 6th grade class. Above right, New Lima student K’Lee Shaw also read to a 6 grade class. These students provided a positive example to the younger classes and made their day by reading them stories. —Courtesy Photos
Read moreNew Lima Public Schools Board Agenda Regular Meeting Tuesday February 21, 2022 6:30 p.m.
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