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WASHINGTON — The Oklahoma National Guard is preparing to send approximately 160 guardsmen to Washington D.C. this week to “supplement the DC National Guard” for a 90-day deployment.
Read moreThe holiday season can add stress to a household budget that may already be stretched thin. However, with careful planning and thoughtful spending, families can create lasting memories without breaking the bank.
Read moreThe Oklahoma ABLE Commission, Oklahoma Highway Safety Office, Oklahoma Highway Patrol and other local law enforcement agencies and nonprofit organizations will gather to hold the Oklahoma County Tree of Life Ceremony and announce the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over mobilization. The goal of both campaigns is the same: to remind drivers to keep impaired driving off all roadways this holiday season.
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Five business students from Seminole State College traveled to the Stonecipher School of Business at East Central University in Ada on Nov. 12 to compete in a series of business-focused events. The team returned with a collection of awards and cash prizes ranging from $25 to $250.
Read moreThe candidate filing period for municipal and school board offices across Seminole County closes at 5 p.m. today, Dec. 3.
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The Department of the Interior is set to take a bigger role in tribal education, and some lawmakers say the dismantling of the Department of Education could spell problems for tribal programs caught in the reshuffling.
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The Oklahoma State Department of Education on Monday released the annual report cards for the 2024-25 term and all five sites in the Seminole School District received an overall “D” grade.
Read moreThe Carolyn Watson Rural Oklahoma Community Foundation classroom enhancement grant program, in partnership with the Oklahoma City Community Foundation, has awarded $128,448 to support students and enhance classrooms in rural Oklahoma.
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