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A Seminole Nation tribal member says the Seminole Chieftain mascot is a “slap in the face” to Native Americans and he wants the City of Seminole to remove the Chieftain logo and name from all city-owned property.
Read moreHe learned the value of a hard day’s work in depression-era Oklahoma. He learned a trade at a vocational school just so he could serve his country in WWII. He has learned that life has its losses and gains.
Read moreEditor’s Note: Written by the late Jay McAlvain, who was a long-time speech instructor and athletic supporter at Seminole State College. This story originally appeared in “Memories Shared by Seminole Storytellers,” published in 1995.
Read moreIsn’t it interesting that we divide times for historical records with BC and AD (before Christ and after his death), yet some people believe his brief 33 years on earth was insignificant or even a myth?
Read moreAs hard as parents may try to govern their childrens’ internet usage, kids’ curiosity often compels them to go online when parents aren’t keeping watch. Parental controls are a great way to protect youngsters while they’re online.
Read moreA door closing, a sweet note you found in a book, your voice on the answering machine, a final text to cherish forever, a picture of you with your lovely smile... all-insignificant until they became sweet memories set down in time.
Read moreDEAR ABBY: My wife and I have dear friends, one of whom has been diagnosed with untreatable cancer. The doctors told him to go home and maximize his quality of life. The first step he took was to completely cut us out.
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