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Tecumseh author Joey Perry will hold a book signing at the Seminole Public Library on Saturday, April 1 from 10 a.m. – noon during the Made in Oklahoma Festival. Perry will be signing copies of his memoir, “I Have a Reason,” which is currently available on Amazon.com and BarnesAndNoble. com.

WEWOKA DIVISION CIVIL SUITS Lightstream, Suntrust Bank and Trust Bank v. Tami Shelton, indebtedness. Progressive Northern Insurance Co. v. Survival Insurance Co. v. Survival Flight Inc, State of Oklahoma Health Care Authority and Tiler Johnson, interpleader.

Derek Wade Atyia and Tricia Atyia to First United, mortgage covering lands in 16-9-6. BKAE Properties LLC to First United Bank & Trust, construction mortgage covering lands in original township Wewoka. Choctaw Home Finance to Tracy R.

SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 2023 DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been married for six years. The problem is his sister and the emotional hold she seems to have on him. There have been several instances in which she has been disrespectful and invasive where OUR business is concerned.

SB1369, passed in the 2022 legislative session, requires OHCA to set up a separate office, the Office of the State Coordinator for Health Information Exchange, with responsibility to oversee a statewide health information exchange with patient data from all healthcare providers.

A bill that strips the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation of its oversight of a deadly wildlife disease passed the House this week, with its author accusing the agency of taking a “mad scientist approach.

Voters in the Strother School District in Seminole County will take to the polls Tuesday, April 4 to fill a seat on the Board of Education. Two candidates, incumbent Tami J. Shelton and Dustin Hogue, are on the ballot. Shelton currently serves as board president.

The Wewoka Chamber of Business and Industry held their Annual Chamber Banquet on Monday evening, March 6. This event included plenty of delicious food and recognitions of some of the outstanding citizens and their accomplishments.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) released a supplemental report that focuses specifically on bias-motivated incidents, or “hate crimes” throughout the nation.

An Oklahoma contractor who took more than $190,000 from Oklahoma residents in exchange for construction projects he never completed pleaded guilty today to racketeering and embezzlement charges.