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Threats were made against two separate schools in Seminole County Wednesday, one of them causing an evacuation and the other resulting in a police presence on campus Thursday.
Read moreThe Seminole Nation Lighthorse Police Department presented a $100,000 check to Seminole County E911 Director Bill Miller on Wednesday, Feb. 9. These funds will be used to help pay for an upgrade on the Seminole County central dispatch 911 system.
Read moreLance and Lawrence Cudjoe first attracted attention in the early 40’s playing basketball at Seminole’s Booker T. Washington High School in the early 1940.
Read moreA bill to provide relief to Oklahoma families at the grocery store unanimously passed the House Appropriations and Budget Subcommittee on Finance on Wednesday.
Read moreThe Seniors in Employment Essentials class at Strother had their first career presentation this week. Dr. Tyler Thomas DVM spoke about his pathway and dayto-day duties as a veterinarian. Other students interested in a vet med career were present as well. Maddie Douthit, junior, said “I’m glad he talked about working or shadowing at a vet office before getting to college. I didn’t know I could be doing that while in high school.”
Read moreWewoka Public Schools’ sixth graders recently did a project in STEM where they created geometric shapes using sticks and marshmallows. Some students chose to make 2D shapes and other chose to make 3D shapes. —Courtesy Photos
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