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Seminole State College will offer three fully online degree programs beginning in August. Prospective students now have the option to complete all their coursework online in the following associate degree programs: Business, Criminal Justice and Liberal Studies.

People of all ages flocked to Sportsman Lake Thursday evening to try their luck at fishing, from boats (left photo) and from the dock (right).

birthdays Virginia Aeder, Carl Allison, Brenna Anderson, Velma Anson, Donna Bettelyoun, Joshua Blankenship, Allison Brown, Ronda Cathey, Dayiah Cloud, Matilda Cloud, Mickey Douglas, Eric Granger, Bob Haigwood, Rhonda Harjo, Candace Higdon, Karen Hunewell, Marissa Ledbetter, Stephen Lemmings,...

The Seminole Public Library invites area kids up to the age of 12 to participate in a special summer reading program every Wednesday throughout the month of June. “Tails and Tales,” will get underway this Wednesday, June 9 beginning at 10:30 a.m.

Across the United States, there is a lack of diversity in medical schools and in the physician workforce.

Oklahoma City Indian Clinic (OKCIC), a 501(c) (3) nonprofit clinic providing health and wellness services to American Indians in central Oklahoma, promotes a healthy lifestyle during Men’s Health Month.

Start with a solid foundation. If you're adding an extension to your home, a pool to your backyard or even planning a custom-built dream home, choose sustainable materials that promote energy conservation. Instead of traditional wood-framing, consider insulated concrete forms from Nudura.

Registration is now open for the Oklahoma Pecan Growers Annual Conference & Tradeshow June 10-12 in Broken Arrow. Almost like a pecan itself, this year’s event is full of stored energy following a difficult season of pandemic constraints, organizer Becky Carroll said.

June 6, 1971 Slants Leon Davis setting the grass cutting pace for the residents of the 800 and 900 blocks of Lincoln Street… Pearl Coppedge being surprised by Canadian Valley Electric employees who gave her a special award plaque for an “accident-free” vacation trip of several thousand miles...

The following is the beginning of several column submissions from my son, Clay Gillespie, that will be shared over the next few months. He has agreed to write about some of his memories of growing up in Seminole plus some of his adventures of traveling with his work.