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From The Files of The Seminole Producer “Lightening sometimes does strike twice in the same place,” observed Andy Overmon, Seminole High School debate coach, upon his return from the National Forensic League speech tournament held this past weekend at Oklahoma City University.

The Social Security Administration and its Office of the Inspector General (OIG) continue to raise public awareness about Social Security imposter scams during the fourth annual “Slam the Scam” Day on March 9.

I was not quite five years old when I stood, looking up the steps to our upstairs, yelling “Mommy hurry, Mamaw is dying.” My grandmother Ina Hinkle and aunt Maude Hinkle were in the room trying to comfort my Mamaw Mollette. Throughout the morning she had been sick.

This summer, middle and high school students can live on a college campus while exploring exciting fields of study at the free 2023 Summer Academies in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.

According to the latest report from the Oklahoma Tax Commission, tax revenue from medical marijuana sales in the CITY OF SEMINOLE was $29,850.30 ($7504.38 less than the $37,354.68 collected last month). This included $9,159.93 in City/County tax and $7,863.39 in State Tax for a total of $17,023.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond told reporters last Friday that poultry producers and the state of Oklahoma could find a way to contain and transport phosphorous- laden poultry waste away from sensitive environments.

Above, Seminole resident Terry Trent escaped serious injury in a single car collision early Monday afternoon at the roundabout located at Strother and Boren Boulevard. Trent reportedly suffered a broken hand in the accident. —Staff Photo by Bob Melton

The deadline for registering to vote in the upcoming Seminole Public School bond election is this Friday, March 10. The election has been set for Tuesday, April 4.

The Oklahoma House of Representatives on Tuesday censured one of its members for impeding a law enforcement investigation into an alleged assault on a fellow member and an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper that took place in the Capitol last week. According to a press release, Rep.

The Clinic will soon be on the move as it rolls out a new, state-of-the-art mobile healthcare unit in an effort to better serve its rural patient population. The 33-foot unit is a late-model Ford recreation vehicle converted by Mission Mobile Medical of North Carolina.