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A Maud resident has been charged with allegedly embezzling nearly $4,200 from a Seminole medical marijuana dispensary, according to documents filed in the District Court of Seminole County.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) announced last week that applications are being accepted for its upcoming lateral academy, and under a new law, no college credit hours are required for troopers who have at least three years of experience in law enforcement.
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It’s Homecoming week for the Bowlegs Bison, and this year’s queen will be crowned Friday night prior to the football game.
Read moreSeptember marks the first meeting of the Zeta Epsilon Chapter of ESA International for the year 20232024. Members enjoyed a late Summer picnic at Pam Robinson’s home last week with 14 members in attendance. A meal together and the fellowship it provides is only one of the things that bonds this group of women. A strong sense of Community and Service brings these members together each month to plan and execute activities that benefit their hometown and beyond.
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It may look like a scene from the 1990 movie “Arachnophobia,” but in reality, the increased number of tarantula sightings simply means it’s mating season.
Read moreIt’s been another busy few weeks as I’ve traveled around Senate District 28, visiting with local officials, businesses, and constituents. Getting out and learning about the good work being done in our district is my favorite part about this job. If you have any upcoming events or meetings you’d like for me to attend, please contact my office.
Read moreLetter to the Editor Seminole Producer As a resident and taxpaying property owner as well as a contributor to the city’s operating funds through the use of its utility services I am asking the use of your newspaper columns to endorse your stand on the current Seminole Public Works Authority and the proposed revenue bond issue, and also to give my own views.
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