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(StatePoint) The flavors and aromas of global cuisines are closer than ever — no passport or flights required, “With a thoughtfully curated spice collection, home chefs can transport their senses anywhere in the world, while adding depth and incredible flavor to every dish,' says Giovanna DiLegge,...

The share of the world population age 65 and older is projected to nearly double from 10.5% to 19.6% between 2025 and 2060, according to a new report released Monday by the U.S. Census Bureau. An Aging World: 2025 finds that the global population is aging faster than ever before.

MEKUSUKEY MISSION - The Indian Action Team program, now in its second year, is proving its worth not only to the Seminole Nation but to the economy of Seminole County as well.

East Central University’s (ECU) Department of Art, Design, Media & Communication and the ECU Cultural Activities Committee will present a screening of the award-winning short documentary Tiger with Oklahoma filmmaker Loren Waters on Wednesday, Sept. 16, from 2 to 2:50 p.m.

Occasionally, I’m put in charge of adolescents who deal with impulsive behavior. They tend to act before they think about something. In one instance, I was working with a 13-yearold at the community park. “Where are the geese?” they asked. “You're looking at the ducks,” I replied.

When local education aligns with workforce needs, entire communities transform. At the Gordon Cooper Technology Center (GCTC) Seminole Campus, that transformation is officially underway.

A local civic club is honoring one of its longtime members by staging a golf tournament in his namesake. The Seminole Rotary Club announced this week that the First Annual Melvin Moran Open will be played Oct. 2 at the Jimmie Austin Golf Course.

Drought conditions continue to persist across Oklahoma, including Seminole County, and one weather expert says the dryness could be record setting. The latest U.S.

Seminole State College has selected 23 freshmen students for Class XX of the President’s Leadership Class. The leadership students, along with their parents and guardians, attended a welcome reception at the Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum on Tuesday, Aug. 25.

Oklahoma’s childcare subsidy system is likely to be resistant to large-scale, coordinated fraud, a state agency investigation found.