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The Seminole County courthouse project took a major step forward Monday, with the potential purchase of the large three-story building next to the courthouse and the potential hiring of a construction manager during their November 22 meeting.
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The Seminole County Board of Commissioners approved the purchase of the three-story building at the corner of Wewoka Ave. and 1st Street during their November 22 meeting.
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A Seminole woman has been charged in the District Court of Seminole County with one count of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. The felony information filed in this case states that the suspect, Karina Denise Miss Campbell, 40, “on or about the 9th day of November 2021, without justifiable or excusable cause, assault and batter one (victim) with a knife weapon, with intent to do (victim) bodily harm.”
Read morePresident Joe Biden Tuesday ordered 50 million barrels of oil released from America’s strategic reserve in an effort to lower rising energy costs, a move the president of the Petroleum Alliance of Oklahoma called a “gimmick.”
Read moreThe Seminole County Sheriff’s Department held their annual food drive on Nov. 22.
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The Seminole County Sheriff’s Department is accepting donations for its annual “Shop With a Deputy Program.” Pictured l-r are Deputy Gary Brooks, Corrections Officer Tammy Brooks, Deputy Kenra Goodwin, Deputy Mike Windle and Deputy Edward Trent
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November students of the month were recognized on Wednesday, November 17th, by Seminole Rotary Club. Hannah Walker is the daughter of Brett and Ann Walker.
Read moreThis first semester at Seminole High School has been a fast paced race! We have felt like Roger Bannister chasing that first four minute mile in 1954. The beautiful thing about a race is that there is a finish line. Throughout the course of the race, individuals compete with their own body and mind. When we get tired, our mind tells our body that we have more to give and quitting is no option! After we have conquered the demon of doubt, we must continue the pursuit of that finish line. We have accomplished so much in this first semester and I am so proud of our students and our faculty! However, the finish line is still in front of us.
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