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House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka, on Monday issued the following statement commemorating D-Day:
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Left, the Strother Ag Shop class had four students successfully complete their 10-hour General Industry Safety and Health course this year, earning their Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) 10 certifications. Pictured left to right are students Greg Glass, Hunter Smith, Braden Dunaway and Kaden Echelle.
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It’s the season of ticks, and while most Oklahomans know how to ward off the creepy crawlers, tick bites are a common occurrence that can cause serious health implications.
Read moreWhat’s in your bucket list? Perhaps you’d like to see the Pyramids In Egypt, go white water rafting or write a book, says the Association of Mature American Citizens [AMAC]. Not for Bertha Komor. This resident of Farmington, CT says she has always wanted to pet a penguin. They’re not so easy to find in that part of the world, but the local chapter of the Twilight Wish Foundation made it happen in time for the celebration of her 104th birthday. She was thrilled and kind of cuddled with the flightless seabird saying, “I didn’t expect this. It’s won derful. Just petting the penguin and seeing him close up.”
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Two Seminole County bridges are scheduled to be improved this coming year it was announced today. Phase two of Governor David Hall’s Death Trap Elimination program is set to get underway soon.
Read moreA California business owner that managed to drive a truck and trailer through the roundabout at the intersection of Boren Blvd. and Strother Ave. has been charged with one felony count of falsely personating another to create liability and one misdemeanor count of driving without a valid driver’s license. After being pulled over for driving his rig through the roundabout by Seminole Police, Aleksandr Petrosyan, 60, allegedly attempted to pass himself off as one of his employees.
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