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The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reminds all citizens that, with the upcoming Labor Day weekend, Oklahomans and out-of-state visitors are sure to be on the roads headed to our beautiful lakes, rivers, and other locations to enjoy the holiday. With this in mind, the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office and the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety want to remind drivers to always drive sober and drive safe.
Read moreSeminole State College President’s Leadership Class students completed teambuilding exercises at St. Crispin’s Conference Center on Aug. 31. The students participated in puzzle solving, group jump rope activities, rock climbing and swinging. Above left, Frank Bourlon of Shawnee leaps from a tall pole to a power jump bar. Right photo: PLC students pictured (left to right) are: Kegan Magee, of Aurora, Texas; Braeden Jones, of Oklahoma City; Brynna McAlvain, of Seminole; Anna Kelsey, of Tecumseh; and Erin Bronson, of Shawnee. —Photos courtesy SSC
Read moreA Henryetta man faces multiple charges in connection to an April incident in which he was injured when a vehicle attempting to elude law enforcement officers lost control and wrecked.
Read moreAn attorney and former television reporter announced this week that she is looking to unseat U.S. Representative Stephanie Bice in congressional district five, which includes Seminole County.
Read moreThe Seminole Nation Museum is hosting the travelling exhibition titled “Speak: Speak While You Can” from September 1st to December 31st, 2021.
Read moreOklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor will present a session at the sixth annual Commercial Real Estate Summit hosted by The Central Oklahoma Commercial Association of Real Estate (COCAR). The CRE Summit is on Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2021 at the University of Central Oklahoma Nigh Center in Edmond from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with breakfast and lunch keynote speakers and various educational tracks throughout the day.
Read moreResearchers from the University of Oklahoma and OU Health have detected a major increase of SARS-CoV-2 in sewage samples collected in the state’s metropolitan areas, which predicted the current surge in COVID-19 cases across the City and the State as a whole.
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