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Martha Arradondo to Viadalia Guess, Tonia Redmond, Calvin Guess and Keith Redmond, joint tenancy warranty deed covering lands in 2-5-5. Awbrey Revocable Trust to Mekusukey Oil Company, mineral deed covering lands in 24-5-5.

DEAR ABBY: I have been in a relationship for two years with a man I love very much. We’re both in our early 20s. I have a house. He lives with his parents and is going to school. Last year, after living together for a few months due to COVID, I invited him to move in with me.

A former Seminole police officer accused of attempting to touch a female without her consent and asking another female to disrobe while he was on duty has entered a plea deal with the State of Oklahoma.

Above, police were on the scene of a two-vehicle crash at the corner of Lewis and Boren Blvd. early Thursday morning. No injuries were reported, but police say six airbags in the vehicle with the broken windshield were deployed. —Staff Photo by Bill Anderson

Senate Bill 658, which will greatly restrict mask mandates and forbid COVID vaccine passports in educational institutions, has been signed into law. The measure was authored by Sen. Rob Standridge, R-Norman.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) announced Wednesday it would begin a statewide texting campaign to reach Oklahomans with information about the COVID-19 vaccine.

Seminole State College graduate Asa Samuels will begin his internship through the Haskell Environmental Research Studies (HERS) program at the University of Kansas on June 6.

birthdays Melissa Allensworth, LouAnn Billie, Laverna Bellis, Lane Childs, Carol Hinex, Emily Kiesel, Cindy Lemons, Kristia Linwall, Opal McDaniel, Latasha Payne, Karen Reese, Linda Thomas and Maddox Wofford.

Volunteers for Seminole Public Schools’ Camp I Can summer school program broke out into a conga line during Wednesday morning’s cookout kickoff. —Staff Photos by Grace Adams

OSU experts are available to provide context and answer questions regarding recent heavy rains and their potential impact across the state. On the topics of weather and climate Gary McManus, State Climatologist, Oklahoma Mesonet Availability Wednesday, June 2 after 2:30 p.m.