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In observance of Women’s History Month, the Chickasaw Nation is celebrating and sharing the stories of dynamic Chickasaw women who have made history and are blazing a trail forward.
Read moreWhile the pandemic has hit many industries hard, Oklahoma’s beer industry continues to grow and support local economies, according to the Oklahoma Beer Alliance. For the past 68 years, Oklahoma Beer Alliance members have served the state’s 77 counties and provided $39 million in wages and benefits to more than 700 Oklahomans. While the beer industry was forced to adapt to the changing circumstances of the pandemic, beer sales have continued to rise, community donations from Alliance members have increased and event sponsorships are growing.
Read moreTwo CareerTech students will represent Oklahoma during the 59th annual United States Senate Youth Program Washington Week.
Read moreProfessionals on the cusp of retirement are often excited about what lies ahead. Some prospective retirees may look forward to traveling once they no longer have to go to work each day, while others may plan to return to school. Regardless of how adults envision spending their retirement, they’re going to need money when they’re no longer being paid by their employers.
Read moreAda First United Methodist Church (FUMC) purchased and forgave over $3.8 million in medical debt owed by 1,327 individuals in south-central Oklahoma, including 417 residents of Seminole County.
Read moreSeminole State College Food Service company, Great Western Dining, was honored recently by the Seminole Chamber of Commerce for their efforts to safely serve meals at the Chamber Forum and other community events during 2020.
Read moreSeminole’s American Legion Post 204 is honoring Onis Croce with a special flag at Veteran’s Park in downtown Seminole. This flag began flying March 1, 2021 and will remain for the entire month of March.
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