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Guests visiting the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden will be able to see the newest members of our animal family, three male cheetahs.

The Northwestern Oklahoma State University Social Sciences Department and Institute for Citizenship Studies will play host to former Oklahoma Gov. George Nigh for a lecture on the Alva campus Feb. 20. The forum, which takes place on President’s Day, will begin at 7 p.m.

Strother Elementary Students of the Month for each class are (back row) Dylan Thompson, Nate Mustain, Tate Bamberg, Madyson Buttram, Madison Carter, Madalyn Flores and Jaden Han. Front Row: Sawyer Little, Raegan Yetter, Baker Bost, Beau Sachtjen, Braggs Clark and Hope Posey.

Strother’s January High School Student of the Month is Geneva Reynolds (left) and the Middle School Student of the month is Brooklyn Turner.

A crane latches on and starts the removal process of the oil derrick that stood behind the former Oil Museum building on Wrangler Boulevard in Seminole.

Oklahoma State Rep. Ryan Martinez (R-Edmond) today filed legislation that would help reduce Oklahoma’s skyrocketing electrical bills by injecting choice and competition into the electricity market.

Through a partnership between the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education’s Reach Higher program and Seminole State College, a scholarship is now available for adults who previously earned college credit and would like to return to complete their degree.

Seminole County -Birthdays Today’s birthdays include Jim Anderson, Quentin Blake Anderson, Jennifer Blackburn, Jacque Conyers, Sue Crunk, Audrey Davis, Shanna Deatherage, Scotty Decker, Vicki Gibson, Cherie Hardeman, Ashli Harjo, Brianna Hudson, John Hudson, Marty Kalinich, Brent...

Seminole County - Monday-Friday⮚ -Monday-Friday Heritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in. -Wednesday⮚ Free Tai Chi Class at the Reynolds Wellness Center 5 p.m. ⮚ Parade planning meeting 4 p.m.

Students and personnel from Oklahoma’s state system institutions gathered at the state Capitol Tuesday to demonstrate the value and importance of higher education in the state. Speakers included Dr. Brandon Tatum, Chief of Staff for Governor Kevin Stitt; Speaker Charles McCall; Rep.