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Basements may not be go-to hangouts during spring, summer and fall, when many homeowners spend more time on their patios and decks enjoying the great outdoors.
Read moreWhile slightly more than one year has passed since of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in McGirt v. Oklahoma, the Chickasaw Nation began making preparations years earlier.
Read moreStarting this fall, Oklahoma middle school students will learn how to use virtual reality thanks to a $1.4 million grant from the National Science Foundation for a four-year program to engage Native American students in STEM career development
Read moreEach weekend in spring, summer and fall, millions of homeowners fire up their mowers and cut the grass in their yards. A few hours spent mowing the lawn can be a great time to get some sun and some exercise in the great outdoors.
Read moreWhen shopping for a home, buyers often try to envision themselves living in a given property. Images of family gatherings and holidays may instantly come to mind, but prospective homeowners also may begin to envision changes they would make to a property if they were eventually to call it home.
Read moreChickasaw Attorney Confirmed as USDA General Counsel Chickasaw agriculture attorney Janie Hipp was recently nominated for a key role at the United States Department of Agriculture by U.S. President Joe Biden and confirmed as general counsel of the Department of Agriculture on July 30.
Read moreWater rushes rapidly down Main Street in Seminole early Tuesday afternoon, after the heavens opened up and dumped a significant amount of rain in a short period of time. The temperature dropped by about 10 degrees as the storm moved across the area. —Staff Photo by Bob Melton
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