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We’ve been hearing rumblings for about a year now that a major project is in store for northern Seminole County. At first we were skeptical, but now it seems as if the landscape of the I-40 corridor could soon change in a BIG way.
Read moreAfter a busy week at the Capitol last week, the Oklahoma Senate successfully cleared its second major deadline of this legislative session. The full Senate deliberated on more than 100 bills last week, sending most of those pieces of legislation to the House. On Thursday, my Senate colleagues and I were voting on bills at the Capitol until just after 10 p.m. to ensure more than 70 pieces of legislation advanced before the midnight deadline.
Read moreEditor’s note: The article in our March 17 edition contained incorrect information.
Read moreState Treasurer Todd Russ wants to remind Oklahomans that it’s not too late to open or contrib-account to enjoy 2023 tax benefits. Oklahoma taxpayers have until April 15, 2024, to qualify for a state tax deduction on their 2023 Oklahoma state tax return.
Read moreRecently, The Academy of Seminole (TAOS) held its first STEAM Family Night, which was open to the public. STEAM stands for science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics.
Read moreCreek Freedmen File Brief Asking Muscogee (Creek) Nation Supreme Court to Uphold Treaty of 1866 Muscogee, Oklahoma On March 14, 2024, led by National Civil Rights Attorney and Founder of Justice for Greenwood Damario Solomon- Simmons, legal counsel for Black Creek Indians Rhonda Grayson and Jeff Kennedy filed their response brief with the Muscogee Creek Nation (“MCN”) Supreme Court.
Read moreWith spring and warm weather knocking on the door, some Oklahomans may feel a renewed energy to better manage their weight and lead a healthier lifestyle.
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