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The Cowboy family is invited to celebrate the inauguration of Oklahoma State University’s 19th president — Dr. Kayse Shrum. The ceremony will be at 2 p.m., Aug. 26, at Gallagher-Iba Arena and serve as a ceremonial milestone for Shrum’s presidency, which began July 1, 2021.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) is one of seven states to be awarded the U.S. Department of Labor’s UI Navigator Grant. The grant funding will be used to partner with the Oasis Project in North Tulsa to promote equitable access to unemployment benefits, increase awareness of program requirements and ensure timely payment of benefits to eligible workers, with an emphasis on serving marginalized communities facing barriers to employment.
Read moreDr. Roger Hardaway, professor of history at Northwestern Oklahoma State University, recently completed filming for two international documentaries about the American West. Hardaway, who has been quoted frequently in several news media outlets as an expert on Western American history, said that he serves in that same capacity in the documentaries.
Read moreLegislation aimed at lowering gas prices for Oklahomans failed to pass the House on Wednesday.
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The Seminole Public Library welcomed award-winning entertainer Monte Harper to the Seminole Municipal Building on Wednesday as part of their ongoing Summer Reading Program. During his show Harper held the young crowd’s (ages 0 - 12) attention throughout the performance - no small feat for a crowd this age.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Legislature appropriated $8.8 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds today to expand Oklahoma CareerTech programs and address the state’s nursing workforce shortage.
Read moreAfter a two-year absence, the Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute (OSAI) has returned to its home in southwestern Oklahoma. This month, OSAI welcomes more than 250 of the state’s most talented high school artists to Quartz Mountain State Park & Lodge.
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