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The City of Konawa showed their appreciation for long time City employee R.D. Coody, who began working for the water department on April 16, 1992. On Thursday Konawa City Manager Tim Cully presented Coody with a plaque in appreciation of his 30 years of service, and a special lunch celebration was planned for Friday. The hope is that they can give Coody a small idea of how much they appreciate him.
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Read moreOn May 14, letter carriers in Seminole County will collect nonperishable food donations from homes on their routes as part of the 30th National Association of Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. The drive returns after a two-year hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The man pictured above is wanted by authorities for questioning in relation to an incident at Seminole Walmart. If you have any information regarding the suspect, please call the police department at (405) 382-3434.
Read moreFederal Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra announced today the Public Health Emergency’s continuous coverage created in 2020 for certain Medicaid members is once again extended, effective April 16, 2022. The extension allows certain Oklahomans on Medicaid, who have become ineligible, to maintain their health coverage for another 90 days.
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The Strother FFA chapter recently competed at the Kellyville Speech contest. Multiple students competed in public speaking with Jordyn Bertrem placing 3rd in the Employment Skills LDE and Jessica Sneed placing 5th in her Creed room. Above, l-r: Stevie Hogue, Emilie Echelle, Jordyn Bertrem, Aubree Glass, Jessica Sneed and Maddie Douthit. Left, Jordyn Bertrem and Jessica Sneed.
Read moreThursday, the Social Security Administration released its first Equity Action Plan, supporting President Biden’s whole-of-government equity agenda to advance equity, civil rights, racial justice, and equal opportunity for all.
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