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The Seminole County Board of Commissioners wasted little time in extending the county-wide burn ban during their Tuesday meeting. The burn ban was originally implemented on September 26 for a two-week period. The ban will now remain in effect until October 24. There were 19 Oklahoma counties on the list when the Seminole County Commissioners originally declared a ban September 26. The list has since grown to 46 out of 77 counties. Oklahoma currently ranks 4th in the nation for acres burned.
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Above, brother and sister Braxton and Reese Street were this year’s Maud Homecoming King and Queen. The homecoming court was revealed before Thursday night’s game against Thackerville.
Read moreOklahoma Complete Health is mobilizing community resources to bring a free community screening event to Seminole County. Working with the Seminole County Health Department and the City of Seminole, Oklahoma Complete Health will host a community wellness event at the Reynolds Wellness Center on Nov. 4 from 2 to 6 p.m. The event is open to children and adults and the first 100 attendees will receive a $20 gift card to Cash Savers.
Read moreNine Seminole High School students will be honored for their academic accomplishments during the Seminole Chamber of Commerce forum meeting next Thursday with the presentation of academic letter jackets.
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Members of the Oklahoma National Guard supported the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs during a state-wide operation to curb the supply of illegally grown marijuana, Sept. 27-Oct. 7.
Read moreODWC An outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) is underway in wild birds across the nation, including Oklahoma, which could pose a serious threat to domestic poultry production.
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