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Students, faculty, representatives from Oklahoma’s public colleges and universities, and other supporters gathered at the state Capitol today to show appreciation for the Governor, Legislature and state Board of Equalization’s ongoing support of the Oklahoma’s Promise scholarship program and to encourage legislators to continue to fund the program.
Read moreDuring the spring, warmer temperatures and rain mean an increase in calls to the Oklahoma Poison Center regarding snakebites. Snakes are often well camouflaged and hidden from view to hide from predators. Piles of rocks, logs, sheds, and play structures are all places they may seek shelter. Specialists at the poison center work closely with physicians throughout Oklahoma to provide the best treatment advice for over 300 snakebite patients each year.
Read moreThanks to Oklahoma State University researchers, a long-standing annual Oklahoma tradition will live on this weekend. On Friday, northeast Oklahoma residents will head to Lake Eucha for the Green County Giggers Association’s annual fish gigging tournament.
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Chickasaw Equestrian Riding Tall in The Saddle Despite Health Challenges
Read moreThe Seminole Fire Department’s Fire Technical Rescue Team responded to a mutual aid request from the Holdenville Fire Department Monday afternoon. This assistance was requested after a trench collapsed on an employee of a local contractor while he was working on a sewer line.
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The Seminole Fire Department was among the agencies that responded to a trench collapse in Holdenville Monday. A local contractor was replacing a compromised sewer line at a residence when the trench the crew was working in collapsed, trapping Jose Valenzuela in the trench. Valenzuela perished in the accident.
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