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An extensive investigation into Epic Charter Schools by the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) has uncovered significant problems, including dubious attendance data that may have resulted in $780,000 in improperly obtained state funds and the improper disbursal of more than $8.5 million in bonuses to school administrators. The investigation was prompted by a complaint made against Epic in December 2021 by a former member of Epic’s governing board, Community Strategies Inc.
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The Seminole Public Library continued their 2022 “Oceans of Possibility” Summer Reading Program on Wednesday with an entertaining and educational demonstration of “Mad Science.” This fun-filled program was presented by Cheyenne Raper of Mad Science of Oklahoma, and included a number of experiments and demonstrations.
Read moreThe editor of the Seminole Producer found himself face to face with an intruder during an early morning home invasion.
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The Wewoka community is working together to stage an outstanding Independence Day weekend full of fun events for the entire family to enjoy. Wewoka Lakefest will kick off with a free movie on Friday and conclude with grand finale fireworks show Monday, and there will be plenty to do and enjoy the entire weekend.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Department of Transportation is hosting a virtual public meeting to present information and get public feedback on Oklahoma’s Electric Vehicle Plan to expand the availability of EV charging stations along major highway corridors through a new federal program.
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An Oklahoma state lawmaker filed two interim study requests Tuesday focused on addressing the housing needs of many Oklahomans.
Read moreSpecial Wewoka City Council Meeting, Wewoka City Hall, 123 S. Mekusukey Monday, June 27, 2022 at 4:30 P.M. AGENDA
Read moreTop Headline – Death Toll Mounting On East Coast After Agnes Rains Start To Subside – Floods continue to ravage the eastern and western coasts with a mounting death toll and thousands homeless. Agnes continued to dump heavy rains on the eastern portions of the nation with a death toll thus far of at least 68 but there were signs the rains were tapering off. In California, a levee that broke unleashed swirling flood waters.
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