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A campaign donation to Oklahoma Treasurer Todd Russ from the owner of an investment firm that won a state bid further complicated the state’s Invest in Oklahoma program and may have led to the firm pulling out of the process.

Seminole’s plans for a gigantic Bicentennial Celebration are taking shape, with most civic groups, businesses and organizations pledging their participation, Bicentennial Chairman Wayne Day has announced.

Oklahoma Baptist University has announced the launch of a Doctor of Physical Therapy program, a new graduate health care degree designed to prepare students for careers as licensed physical therapists across a variety of clinical settings.

Avedis Foundation and Pottawatomie Go (Pogo) have announced that three-time track and field national champion Charles Clark (Florida State) will lead two youth development clinics during Avedis Foundation’s Health Week ’26 on Thursday, May 28 at OBU’s Eddie Hurt Jr. Memorial Track (500 W.

No matter the insurance type, filing an insurance claim can be stressful. When issues arise or your claim gets denied, that stress can compound. There is no need to worry! I want to share with you some advice and resources available through the Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID).

This Friday, May 22, is the last day to apply for voter registration to be eligible to vote in the June 16 federal, state and county primaries and special elections. Local races include state senator (district 28), district one county commissioner and district three county commissioner.

The 13th Annual Sgt. Bret Isenhower Memorial 5K was held Saturday in downtown Seminole. The event’s founder, Krysten Isenhower (left), was the overall woman winner with a time of 22:24. Mikal Verdine (right) was the overall male winner with a time of 18:25.

After the landmark McGirt decision ruled that much of the eastern half of Oklahoma remains Indian Country, the City of Henryetta continued issuing citations and prosecuting Muscogee and non-member tribal citizens within the reservation. Muscogee Nation sued the City and recently won.

By Barbara Hoberock, Nuria Martinez-Keel and Emma Murphy OklahomaVoice.com Lawmakers on Thursday left the Capitol ahead of schedule after inking an early budget agreement. “We got some things done,” said Senate Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton, R-Tuttle.

The Seminole State College Trojan softball team won the NJCAA South Central District title last weekend and earned a trip to the JUCO World Series national tournament. The Trojans defeated NEO in the championship game 3-2 at the CPN FireLake Ball Fields in Shawnee on Saturday.