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A Drumright man was sentenced last week in federal court for stealing $401, 146 worth of funds and oil and gas products from his former employer, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Clint Johnson. U.S. District Judge Claire V.

Bank of American has predicted that oil prices may surge to $100 a barrel next year as travel demand rebounds, the strongest call yet among major forecasters for a return to triple digits.

Above, the Seminole Fire Department, accompanied by “Fire Pup,” recently dropped by Wilson Elementary School. Students learned how fire trucks work and were taught the basics of fire safety. 

Oklahomans are noticing they’re inadvertently bringing home tiny, uninvited hitchhikers this summer, Oklahoma State University experts said. Those guests are insatiable, and their numbers are peaking.

June 22, 1971 Slants Terri Myers doing her new job well…Chester Parker recalling the “Oil Boom Days” in Seminole…W.T.

Few things are more satisfying than biting into a fresh tomato right from the garden or seasoning a meal with herbs picked from a windowsill greenhouse. Restaurants recognize the value of such experiences, and more and more are relying on locally sourced products in their kitchens.

After a dismal 2020 when people’s movements were greatly restricted due to the COVID-19 pandemic, travel and tourism could increase significantly beginning in the summer of 2021.

After competing in their event for the first time at the state conference, three Oklahoma HOSA teams are headed to the International Leadership Conference to show what they know about anatomy.

The Beyond the Call of Duty – End of Watch Ride to Remember will be riding into Durant on Sunday 6/20/21 at 1:00 p.m. at the Choctaw Event Center at 3702 Choctaw Road.

American Farmers & Ranchers (AFR) Cooperative is requesting a 30-day extension on the 2021 dicamba application deadline. The current application cut-off dates set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) are June 30 for soybeans and July 30 for cotton.