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This February and March, the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden is offering free general admission to all healthcare workers and emergency responders in recognition of Healthcare Workers and Emergency Responders Appreciation Months. We are grateful to these dedicated professionals who are committed to keeping us healthy and safe and, to show our appreciation, the Zoo is honoring these everyday heroes with free general admission now through March 31, 2023.
Read moreChickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby appointed Charles Christopher Palmer Chickasaw Lighthorse Police Department chief of police to fill the leadership vacancy created when former chief Michael K. Manning recently retired.
Read moreBlack History Month commemorates important people and events in Black history. While exploration of notable figures focuses on individuals from past eras, plenty of Black men and women are currently making a difference and setting positive examples in various arenas.
Read moreCalorie-counting and watching one’s weight is often seen as a young person’s game. But even aging men and women should recognize the importance of maintaining a healthy weight.
Read moreIf asked to describe a typical camping trip, many people would likely share a tale of roughing it in the woods under a starlit sky. Though that might be the traditional way to go camping, a recent trend has inspired its fair share of devotees to embrace a wholly different way to spend a night or two in the great outdoors.
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A Seminole man has been charged with one felony count of Trafficking in Illegal Drugs (Methamphetamine), according to documents filed in the District Court of Seminole County.
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—Staff Photo by Andy Wilson The Seminole Fire Department was dispatched Monday afternoon to the Indian Nations Baptist Church at 2nd and Evans on reports of smoke coming out of an open door. Firefighters made an aggressive interior attack and discovered a fire in a basement office. Crews wereabletocontainthefire and damage was confined to one room. Firefighters stayed on scene after the fire was extinguished and ventilated the building, which stands over four stories tall.
Read moreAccording to the latest report from the Oklahoma Tax Commission, medical marijuana sales in SEMINOLE COUNTY brought in a total of $43,634.60 in sales and excise tax during the month of January 2023. This was $14,011.50 less than the $57,646.10 that was collected in the previous month of December 2022.
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