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Danny Williams, R-Seminole, recently spearheaded a meeting of state legislative and faith-based advocacy leaders at the Oklahoma Capitol to discuss plans for worship gatherings at the Capitol during the next legislative session. “This meeting highlighted the significance of fostering a deeper connection between Christian leaders and the values intrinsic to the majority of residents of the state of Oklahoma,” Williams said. “It signifies a pivotal moment in our pursuit of cohesive community engagement.”
Read moreSeminole Nation Housing Authority Receives $500,000 Grant For Youth Homeless Shelter in Wewoka
Read moreVarnum Announces Students of The Month
Read moreSeminole Arts Council convened Monday evening at Seminole Junior College. Mrs. Baxter Hammons was presiding officer.
Read moreState Treasurer Todd Russ announced the Oklahoma State Treasurer’s Office plans to continue holding ‘Jubilee’ bonds to support the state of Israel during their time of crisis. The current bond purchases in Israel bonds total $52.5 million. The Oklahoma State Treasurer’s Office has been investing in Israel bonds since 2007 and has always been a reliable, high performing investment. With our long-standing experience, Israel bonds are a safe investment proving good for the state’s portfolio.
Read moreThe Konawa American Legion Auxiliary, Unit #70 will once again be hosting their annual Veterans Day Breakfast on Friday, November 10th for all local veterans and their families.
Read moreWildCare Oklahoma will dedicate its new digital radiograph or x-ray machine at its annual Open House this Sunday, Nov. 5.
Read moreButterflies might look delicate, but in reality, they are tough little rulebreakers.
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