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Full Steam Ahead Members of the Seminole Chieftain football squad rush down the practice field during a practice session early Tuesday morning. The team’s annual “Green and White” scrimmage will be held this Friday evening. The team opens the season on the road Aug.

Dr. Jason Kirksey, Vice President for Institutional Diversity and the Chief Diversity Officer at Oklahoma State University, will speak to Seminole State College employees about “Creating a Culture of Inclusion on the College Campus” during their in-service training on Aug. 11. Dr.

Much of the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, Aug. 9 was routine business. The first item that was not routine was the opening of bids for the sale of a 4-door 2018 Ram 1500 pickup 4X4 with 5.7 Hemi.

The Oklahoma Energy Producers Alliance joined Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt as he signed Senate Bill 632, the Oklahoma Oil & Gas Lien Act, into law. “This is a huge legislative win for Oklahoma producers,” said OEPA Chairman and Owner of Keener Oil & Gas Company in Tulsa, OK, Dewey Bartlett.

New findings from the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation suggest the gut microbiome may impact wound healing and cartilage regrowth. The research from OMRF physician-scientist Matlock Jeffries, M.D.

Flexibility will be a key component this year as students and their schools return to an in-person learning environment, said Oklahoma State University Extension experts.

August 11, 1971 Slants Seminole high school cheerleaders having plenty of season football tickets for sale… Pleasant Grove Superintendent Paul Lyon looking for an elementary reading teacher to fill an opening in his 1971-72 teaching staff… Nancy Sullivan looking forward to the opening of school...

Senator James Lankford (R-OK) joined Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND) and 18 senators to send a letter to President Biden urging the Administration to oppose the European Union’s (EU) unilateral implementation of a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) and to instead work with developed countries on...

The recent surge in COVID-19 cases is driving home a reality check: the 2021-22 school year isn’t likely to be normal after all. Many school leaders are revisiting their back-to-school plans and once again preparing for quarantines and shifts to virtual learning if necessary.

Today is the 223rd day of 2021 and the 53rd day of summer. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1934, the first federal prisoners were incarcerated at the Alcatraz Island prison in San Francisco Bay. In 1965, rioting began in the Watts district of Los Angeles. In 1972, the last U.S.