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OU Health has named Tracy Cothran Chief Operations Officer of the Cancer Division. In this role, she will be responsible for development, growth and operations of Adult Oncology Services for OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center. Cothran will also lead teams to create and implement systems, resulting in strong partnerships, standardization and communication across oncology services.
Read moreValuing the expertise and lived experiences of caregivers throughout Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Commission on Children and Youth (OCCY) announces the newly selected members of its Parent Partnership Board.
Read moreAndrew S. Weyrich, Ph.D., today joined the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation as its president.
Read moreDEAR ABBY: A friend of 40 years got mad at me after the last presidential election. I told her I didn’t want to talk politics, since we voted for different candidates. She then emailed me saying she thought we should take a break from our long-distance phone calls. We had been calling each other every two weeks to catch up.
Read moreA Holdenville man faces one felony count of forgery second degree in Seminole County after allegedly altering the amount of funds on a check.
Read moreAbove, the first item for the new year on the Seminole County Board of Commissioner’s agenda was discussion and possible action to change the chairman. The sitting chairman, Tim Porter, nominated Russell Yott, and the motion was seconded by Clifton Taylor, and the motion was passed. Pictured in their new positions are (l-r): Chairman Yott, Commissioner Taylor and Commissioner Porter. —Photo by Bob Melton
Read moreSeminole County’s jobless rate decreased significantly in November as compared to one year ago, the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) reported last week.
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