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A powerful storm system barreled across Seminole County Tuesday and Wednesday, triggering flood warnings from the National Weather Service (NWS).
Read moreThe Wewoka Lake spillway resembled a river with white water rapids Wednesday afternoon after storms moved through the area beginning Tuesday evening. Seminole County and several surrounding counties were under a flood warning for much of the day Wednesday —Staff Photo by Bill Anderson
Read moreThe “Battle of the Badges” blood drive is scheduled for this Friday, April 30 from 11 a.m. – 4:45 p.m. at the Seminole Fire Department.
Read moreThe newly formed Seminole Downtown District group will be staging a car show next month as a fundraiser for making improvements throughout the downtown area.
Read moreIf you’re one of the many Oklahomans who has been stressed over the looming REAL ID deadline, take heart. You have more time.
Read moreStrapped with an estimated $1 billion in February winter storm costs, mostly due to the cost of natural gas needed for emergency generation of electricity, Oklahoma Gas and Electric (OGE) notified state regulators this week of its intention to seek relief through a new Regulated Utility Consumer Protection Act.
Read moreThe governor this week signed into law a bill that will allow for a victim-led restorative justice pilot program to be established in the state.
Read moreStudents of the Betty L. Smith Early Childhood Center were allowed to bounce of the walls – literally – this week. The youngsters were treated to an inflatable “bounce house.” Pictured above is Carrie Tiger’s kindergarten class. —Courtesy Photo
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