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By Karen Evans (Editor’s note: Turner was a coach and teacher for Seminole Public Schools from 1974-1981). Tom Turner has been a familiar face in and around Holdenville for most of his life. He is originally from Illinois but explains that his parents, Rev.

Each year on February 17th, millions of people come together to change the world, one random act of kindness at a time. First United Bank will be sharing this effort for the third year. Their goal is to complete 300,000 acts of kindness in one day.

Today’s birthdays include Lori Blackwell, Betty Bonetti, Marci Campbell, Charity Dillard, Misty Douthit, Susanna Garner, Ashley Hayes, Nicky Hensley, Emerald Herron, Teresa Hogan, Kyle Holland, Margrete Howell, Hope Knizek, Susan Lunsford, Bryon Lyon, Jimmie Mollart, Corey Nedd, Bryce O’Guinn,...

Michele Sneed reminding everyone to choose kindness…Ernie Willis being a proud uncle… Heritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in. Bulk trash pickup in the City of Seminole Feb.1 3 - 15 (visit www. seminole-oklahoma.

During its regular February meeting, the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commission approved the entire slate of proposed regulation changes as recommended by Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation’s Communication and Education Chief Nels Rodefeld and Wildlife Chief Bill Dinkines, with the...

Thanks to the generosity of supporters, the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Holiday Match campaign will help provide more than 14 million meals to Oklahomans facing hunger. The match was made possible thanks to presenting sponsor APMEX and the Cresap Family Foundation.

The Oklahoma Legislative Black Caucus is inviting all Oklahomans to come join the caucus in celebrating Oklahoma’s first Black History Day at the State Capitol on this Monday, February 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the second floor rotunda.

Academic installations and presidential words of advice highlighted Oklahoma Baptist University’s Founders’ Day Chapel, Wednesday, Feb. 8, in Raley Chapel’s Potter Auditorium. More than 1,500 people attended the ceremony where OBU President Dr.

ADA – Future Tigers are on the prowl at East Central University when high school juniors are invited to experience campus on March 1.

From The Files of The Seminole Producer OU football standout Lucious Selmon signed autographs, basketball queen Tricia Colclazier had a beautiful smile, and Seminole destroyed Bristow, 70-52 as the 1973 SHS Homecoming was a smashing success in Chieftain Fieldhouse Friday.