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Hobbies can have a profound impact on physical and mental health. The National Institutes of Health says hobbies can reduce stress, lower blood pressure and may prolong life. Hobbies also enhance cognitive function and can foster social interactions that help to combat loneliness.
Read moreThe Chickasaw Nation will host the 13th annual Artesian Arts Festival Saturday, May 2, at the Artesian Plaza.
Read moreFor all the talk of AI making work easier, faster, and more efficient, most employees seem to be watching the headlines with one eyebrow permanently raised. Warnings about automation quietly pushing humans aside have clearly sunk in. According to new research from Careerminds, a global workforce solutions provider that surveyed 3,005 workers, the overwhelming mood is simple: someone in Washington needs to put guardrails on this - fast.
Read moreToday, Secretary of Health and Mental Health and Oklahoma Health Care Authority (OHCA) CEO Clay Bullard, Interim Commissioner of the Department of Mental Health Greg Slavonic and Commissioner of the Department of Health Keith Reed laid out a plan to go back to basics at the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS).
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Seminole County has been added to the growing list of burn bans across Oklahoma.
Read moreOklahoma Supreme Court justices decided not to strike down Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s opinion, which upheld the Five Tribes’ sovereign rights to oversee wildlife management on their reservation lands.
Read moreStatewide election activity officially begins at 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 1, when the candidate filing period opens, the Secretary of the Seminole County Election Board said Tuesday.
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