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The United States Department of Agriculture—Rural Development is joining Seminole City Officials in helping citizens affected by the recent tornado.
Read moreThe Seminole County Board of County Commissioners approved a series of agenda items that will make the Seminole County Health Department a safer place for staff and patients. The first item was a request to approve wireless fire alarm installation with cell communicator for the Health Department.
Read moreU.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.), ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee and member of the Senate Ukraine Caucus, Tuesday joined a bipartisan group of 82 senators in a letter to President Biden urging him to expedite the executive branch’s process to advance Sweden and Finland’s applications for NATO membership and pledging to work with the administration to ensure swift ratification of the Washington Treaty.
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Legislation aimed at restoring economic incentives for new enhanced recovery projects and at-risk marginal wells in Oklahoma is awaiting Governor Kevin Stitt’s signature.
Read moreThe University of Central Oklahoma College of Business recently awarded scholarships to a Strother resident for the upcoming fall and spring semesters in recognition of their academic achievements and outstanding service to the university.
Read moreAARP Oklahoma leadership and volunteers are sending nearly 7,000 petitions to Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners Murphy, Hiett and Anthony. The petitions from OG&E customers urged the commissioners to deny OG&E’s proposed $164 million OG&E rate hike which would cost customers approximately $10 per month.
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AARP Oklahoma Stop the Hike - Pictured left to right: AARP Oklahoma executive council member Sabra Tucker, AARP Oklahoma State President Jim Randall, AARP Oklahoma State Director Sean Voskuhl, AARP Oklahoma executive council member Ethel Broiles and AARP Oklahoma volunteer James Broiles. —Photo provided
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