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There’s nothing more important to our future than our teachers. That’s why the people of Oklahoma Oil and Natural Gas have created a new award to honor our state’s exceptional teachers. The ten winners will receive $5,000 each, and an additional $2,000 will be awarded to their schools.
Read moreThe Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday approved legislation from President Pro Tempore Greg Treat that would eliminate the state grocery sales tax, providing economic relief to Oklahoma families feeling the burden of inflation.
Read moreThe Oklahoma House of Representatives today honored the sanctity of life of the unborn with a presentation for Rose Day on the chamber floor and the passage of a resolution recognizing the significance of the day.
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Left, four Seminole High School football players have been selected for the All District Football First Team. They are Noah Gentry, offensive line; Shemmie Stephens, offensive line; Brendon Rodriquez, defensive back and Myles Branson, offensive line. Branson was also selected as the District Offensive Lineman of the Year. —Courtesy Photo
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Two Seminole Chieftain Football Players have been named to the 3A East All Star team. Shemmie Stephens and Myles Branson were both selected for the offensive line. Branson was selected for the All State East Football Team and will play in the All State Football game this summer. —Courtesy Photo by Kristy Hope
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DEAR ABBY: I have always been extremely close to my cousins; we even refer to ourselves as sisters. The problem I’m having is with the boyfriend of one of them. They have been dating for almost 10 years.
Read moreThe evolution of job growth and employment in the U.S. economy over the past four decades has been characterized by two important but seemingly contradictory facts: Young start-up businesses have been a key driver of economic growth, yet more and more of the American workforce has become concentrated at older, more mature firms.
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