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Although the drop in temperatures over the past weekend was a welcome relief compared to the high heat and humidity of last week, the large amount of rainfall has become a huge setback, especially for those still recovering from the May 4 tornado. There was no major damage reported as a direct result of the intense rain, although many of the homes with damaged roofs from the recent tornado received additional water damage.
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Left, Little River just south of Seminole was out of its banks Wednesday morning after the area received nearly two days of continuous rainfall that began Monday. Although the rain had let up somewhat by early Wednesday afternoon, ponds of water were left behind on area roads and highways, causing motorists to travel at slower speeds than normal. Temperatures were unseasonably cool as the week began, but more late spring-like weather is in store for the long holiday weekend. —Staff Photo by Bob Melton
Read moreA Maud resident has been charged with one felony count of cruelty to animals, according to documents filed in the District Court on Seminole County. The felony information document in this case alleges that Antonio Gutierez Combs, 32, “willfully and cruelly” failed to provide proper shelter, food, water, and veterinary care for nineteen Chihuahua dogs at a Maud address.
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It has been nearly a year since federal auditors revealed a pattern of improper spending at the Oklahoma Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, jeopardizing critical aid for the state’s abused women and children.
Read moreGraduation ceremonies for the Academy of Seminole took place May 17 at Immanuel Fellowship Church. Below is a list of class members and a brief biography.
Read moreDear Rusty: I do not recall the rules on my income tax obligation for Social Security benefits. Can you please explain these rules to me? Signed: Senior Taxpayer
Read moreClassifieds - Fish Dinners with trimmings, all you can eat, $1.25. Every Monday. Herman’s Drive In, 519 West Broadway.
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