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50 Years Ago

August 24, 1971 Slants Kay Dotson talking about the work being done in the OU Medical Center in child testing by his sister, Dr.

Street Signs

As students returned to campus for the beginning of the fall semester this week, Seminole State College hosted its annual Welcome Week, featuring activities and giveaways each day. On Tuesday, students were able to create their own street signs at a station just outside of the E.T.
Street Signs

Stitt Maintains School Mask Mandate Ban as COVID Cases Surge

The Oklahoma Department of Health says a surge in COVID cases across the state is due to the Delta variant of the coronavirus. The American Academy of Pediatrics has recently reported a significant increase in COVID-19 cases amongst people under 18 years of age.

SSC Campus Then And Now

In 1969, Seminole Junior College – which had been operating as the 13th and 14th grades of the local high school and had held classes on the 3rd floor of that building – was required by the State to break away and become an independently governed college.
SSC Campus Then And Now

Seminole County Today

Birthdays Sunday: Kyle and Dustin Bray, Clifton Conatser, Ronnie Cole, Tyler Cruce, Brenda Gore, Zachary Griffith, Afton Hill, Debbie Jolley, John Kolander, Shyanne Lindsey, Norman Moore, Jenny Morgan, Mary Parker, Wendell Payne, David Pierce, Jerry Sherfield, Ann Shipley, Chris Snodgrass, Talina...

Leaders Give

Life-saving Donation Wewoka Mayor Paige Sheffield-Sherry and City Manager Mark Mosley took time out of their busy schedules to donate blood in the local blood drive sponsored by Hometown Insurance. 
Leaders Give

OSU Joins International Water Security Research Effort

Oklahoma State University Ag Research scientists will participate in an international effort to address water security and resource management issues across the world. OSU will collaborate in the $2 million National Science Foundation grant project called the PEER2PEER Program.
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