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The Wewoka Fire Department started the new year by battling two separate structure fires.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Senate Tuesday re-elected Sen. Greg Treat as president pro tempore and adopted rules for the upcoming 59th legislative session that begins February 6.
Read moreOpen enrollment for the Healthcare Marketplace ends on Jan 15, 2023. Don’t let you or your family go uninsured – visit with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma’s (BCBSOK) enrollment specialists at one of our in-person events in either Tulsa or Oklahoma City metro areas for enrollment assistance.
Read moreCounty Editor The Board of County Commissioners for Seminole County installed two new members before spending a majority of their Tuesday, January 3 meeting discussing a proposal to seek voter’s approval to form a 522 Ambulance District on the ballot in March.
Read moreSeminole State College’s spring semester is set to begin Monday, Jan. 9. Special extended office hours will take place to provide students extra time and flexibility to enroll for the 2023 spring semester. While classes begin Jan. 9, enrollment remains open for the spring semester through Jan. 13.
Read moreOklahoma parents and grandparents have an extra reason to start saving early for their baby’s future education with Oklahoma 529’s Smart Steps bonus offer. This week, Oklahoma 529 relaunched the popular program, giving parents and grandparents a special $50 match on new accounts opened for babies born this year. To claim the offer, parents and grandparents must use the Smart Steps promo code when opening a new account.1 During the past year, Oklahoma 529’s Smart Steps program has helped budget-conscious parents and grandparents when starting to save for a newborn’s future education path. It remains an easy option for those wishing to open an account for a new baby born in 2023 with an initial deposit of $50 or more and recurring contributions of at least $25 for six months. They will then receive the $50 bonus from Oklahoma 529, giving them a head start on saving.1 Saving early is key. While it might not feel like an immediate priority, the sooner new parents start saving, the more options their children could have. Oklahoma 529 helps parents save more over time because earnings grow tax deferred from federal and state tax and can be withdrawn tax-free when used for qualified educational expenses such as tuition, room and board, books, equipment and computers.
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