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Two elementary school sites in Seminole have moved to distance learning due to “large and growing” numbers of COVID-19 related illnesses and symptoms in staff and students. According to Superintendent Dr.

American Legion Post 204 is honoring deceased veteran Raymond Apodaca by flying a special flag in his honor at Veterans Park in downtown Seminole. The flag began flying Sept. 1 and will fly the entire month.

Birthdays Mary Adams, William Allen, Cale Carpitche, Shalane Choate, Donny Cofer, Jimmy Coffey, John Colvin, Kay Daniels, Harlan Edgell, Jocelyn Eicher, Al Elrod, Reginald Garfield, Krista Green, Angel Guess, Halie Haney, Madi Hanley, Brandy Harjo, Myra Jackson, Anthony Johnson, Randall Kennedy,...

Hurricane Ida made landfall on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana on Sunday as an extremely dangerous Category 4 storm, lashing Louisiana and Mississippi with drenching rains, relentless winds and a massive storm surge.

OG&E deployed over 200 crew members to Louisiana to assist with power restoration as Hurricane Ida made landfall this week. At 6 a.m. Sunday morning, a contingent of over 50 OG&E trucks carrying 240 linemen, vegetation management personnel, and support staff departed from a staging area in Shawnee.

The Oklahoma History Center (OHC) will open its doors free of charge on Saturday, September 18, 2021, as part of Smithsonian Magazine’s annual Museum Day. On this day only, participating museums across the United States emulate the spirit of the Smithsonian Institution’s Washington, D.C.

The National Institutes of Health has awarded the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation $450,000 to research promising new ovarian cancer treatments. OMRF scientist Magdalena Bieniasz, Ph.D.

From county jackpots to statewide shows, Oklahoma’s youth livestock arena is competitive and fun, but animal health is a priority.

September 1, 1971 Slants Day time enrollment at Seminole Junior College neared 500 today and night time enrollees totaled 168… September 10 is the deadline for enrolling in either day or night classes, and night classes start Thursday night… Mrs.

Oklahoma State University President Kayse Shrum has selected key members of her leadership team for the OSU-Tulsa campus.