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The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and Okies for Monarchs are challenging Oklahoma public schools and other public youth activity centers to make some space for monarchs. They are seeking 100 public schools and youth organizations that want to collectively plant 25,000 square feet of pollinator habitat.
Read moreLast week, Congressman Frank Lucas (OK-03) joined Congressman Tom Emmer (MN-06) sending a letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Ways and Means Chair Neal, Department of Treasury Secretary Yellen, and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Commissioner Rettig to express concern with a recent IRS data collection proposal that will increase tax information reporting requirements on financial institutions.
Read moreIn 1994, Seminole “Junior” College President Dr. Jim Cook came up with an idea to honor outstanding former students with induction into an “Alumni Hall of Fame.” Members of the inaugural class, pictured l-r with Dr. Cook, are: long-time Varnum School Superintendent Eugene Warrenburg; retired SJC Reading Instructor Frances Warrenburg; former Wilson Elementary School Principal Bonnie Lee Grisso; former Seminole civic leader and business owner Neil Molleur; and former Trojan basketball player and NAIA National Championship Coach at Oklahoma City University Win Case. Since that time, 25 Annual banquets have been held recognizing over 70 additional honorees whose personal and professional accomplishments have brought pride to the institution. This coverage is part of the college’s 90th anniversary celebration. —Courtesy Photo
Read moreThe Seminole Public School District (1-001), Board of Education is announcing a vacancy to the board seat #2, effective at the conclusion of the regular monthly meeting scheduled for Monday October 11, 2021.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation could see a nearly 28-percent funding boost if Congress passes the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act of 2021. The boost would be dedicated to nongame species that are “at-risk” or “of greatest conservation need.”
Read moreWhen nearly 500 Oklahoma Air and Army National Guardsmen answered the call to provide emergency relief to individuals impacted by Hurricane Ida, one Airman saw this as an opportunity to give back despite still breastfeeding.
Read moreThe Oklahoma State Department of Health will host a virtual career fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 29 in an effort to hire approximately 70 nurses statewide.
Read moreDo you wonder if your kids will have your back when you’re older? Apparently the answer is a surprising yes.
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