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Last Tuesday night, OGE Energy Corp. Foundation, Inc. announced Piedmont High School senior Blaine Granger as one of its 2023 OGE Positive Energy Scholars. Blaine has ties to Seminole County, as his grandparents, Johnny and Claudia Sharber, live in Konawa.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Main Street Center announced the winners of the program’s annual statewide awards competition. Finalists were recognized and the winners announced during the 33rd annual Main Street Awards Banquet, May 2nd, in Oklahoma City. The Oklahoma’s Best Beef Competition was a finalist for ‘Creative New Event’ and won the award for ‘Premier Special Event Under 1,000 Attendees’.
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The Seminole Nation Boys and Girls Club in Wewoka enjoyed making homemade butter and biscuits on May 15, through a workshop given by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Holdenville and Durbinshire Farm, Atwood.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Energy Producers Alliance (OEPA) has joined with State Treasurer Todd Russ as he takes steps to withhold state funds from “WOKE” institutions that discriminate against making Oil and Gas and Agriculture loans.
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The hopes of many area residents were dashed Thursday morning as word spread that an almost week-long search for a missing man had come to a sad ending.
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Ryan Pitts, the senior attorney and owner of the Law Offices of Ryan H. Pitts, P.C. in Holdenville, has been reappointed by Governor Kevin Stitt to serve on the Seminole State College Board of Regents.
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