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Oklahoma was once ranked among the worst states in the nation when it came to the financial stability of our state pensions. That meant many state workers, including teachers, were at risk of reaching retirement without sufficient income to live out their golden years in comfort.
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High school students across Oklahoma are gaining confidence and clarity about their futures thanks to Brighter Future, a college and career readiness program offered through Oklahoma State University Extension.
Read moreThe Wewoka Public Library and Seminole Nation Museum, in partnership with Oklahoma Humanities, invite you to join the first chapter of the Let’s Talk About It book discussion event.
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Heritage House Nutrition Center 210 College, Seminole. Now open for dine-in.
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Eufaula Band Meeting from 6 – 8 p.m. at the North Community Center.
Read moreOklahoma Farm Bureau Insurance (OKFB) has launched its Coats for Kids initiative where agents across all 77 Oklahoma counties are working with communities to ensure no child faces the winter cold unprotected.
Read moreThe future just got brighter for hundreds more Oklahoma children, thanks to a major expansion of Special Care – the only early education and therapeutic center of its kind in the state, providing yearround, specialized services for children with disabilities and developmental delays.
Read moreThe Bureau of Land Management is offering more than 140 wild horses for adoption through its Internet-based Online Corral website, Aug. 18-25, 2025, with local pickup in Pauls Valley in October. The online event features 3- to 6-yearold Nevada wild horses currently located at the BLM’s off-range corral in Fallon, Nevada.
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