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Seminole Producer publisher Milt Phillips will be one of five Oklahoma publishers that will be honored in Okmulgee Friday, April 21 for their help in establishing a printing department 25 years ago at Oklahoma State Tech. Another long-time newsman will be honored for providing aid to students. Awards will be presented during a press awards luncheon sponsored by the Graphic Arts center at the Okmulgee school, according to Tech Director Wayne W. Miller. All Oklahoma publishers have been invited. In addition to Phillips, other honorees include Wheeler Mayo, Sequoya Times; Paul Miller, former publisher now living in Broken Arrow; Lloyd M. Hightower, former publisher of the Vinita Daily Journal; and Jim Nance, Purcell Register. A separate award will be given to Raymond Fields, former publisher now residing in Oklahoma City, who has provided financial assistance to printing students through Raymond Fields scholarships.
Read moreA pair of bills that will grant Oklahoma National Guard members in-state status and tuition and fee assistance when attending an Oklahoma public college or university passed overwhelmingly in the House today.
Read moreIn the first decade of the last century a young German psychiatrist discovered a new disease. But it took the worldwide medical community some seven decades to fully acknowledge the devastating impact of Dr. Alois Alzheimer’s diagnosis. As a result the “A-word” now has a particularly scary connotation for senior citizens. Perhaps it is because it is normal to experience memory loss as we age.
Read moreOU Health Stephenson Cancer Center, located on the OU Health Sciences Center campus in Oklahoma City, recently marked more than a decade of delivering the most advanced, research-driven, comprehensive care for patients facing the challenges of a cancer diagnosis. Dedicated on June 30, 2011, Stephenson Cancer Center opened to patient care three weeks later.
Read moreSeminole Police Department made a second highyield drug bust in a matter of 11 after a vehicle ran a stop sign earlier this week.
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On Friday morning Pastor Michael Tom from the Praise Center Assembly of God Church in Little observed Good Friday with a recreation of Christ’s walk carrying his cross to Calvary. He began this Good Friday ceremony two years ago in front of his church during the COVID-19 pandemic. On Easter Sunday we celebrate Jesus’ resurrection from the dead three days after his burial. —Courtesy Photo
Read moreThe Seminole Board of Education met with all members present, on April 11th in the SPS District Administration and Educational Services Center, Board of Education Conference Room.
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