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With the stroke of a pen Governor David Walters signed legislation that created a brand-new state agency united to serve Oklahomans with disabilities.
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LIVINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2023 GRADUATES: The weather held out for an outdoor graduation ceremony at Livingston High School on Thursday, June 22. 505 students, some of whom are shown here celebrating, received their diplomas.
Read moreProfessional sky watchers were tracking the effects from a solar flare that erupted from a huge sunspot on Thursday, June 29. The eruption produced an M3.8-class solar flare, and a shortwave radio blackout was reported over the Atlantic Ocean. However, the flare wasn’t pointed directly at the Earth so it is expected there will only be a glancing blow, with little if any effect.
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Musician With Seminole Roots Stays True to Tulsa Sound With New Album ‘MonkeyMind’
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For the third time since a tornado left its Main Street offices heavily damaged, the Seminole Producer has set up shop elsewhere.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS), in partnership with the Tulsa Day Center, will bring life-saving resources to the Tulsa community through a new harm-reduction vending machine. Nearly 300,000 people report a substance use disorder in our state. It’s time to stop the stigma and empower others to seek help.
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