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The State of Oklahoma is set to execute a death row inmate tomorrow, and the Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) says it is ready to resume lethal injections after a nearly sixyear pause.
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The annual Sorghum Day Festival is always one of the largest events in Seminole County, and has a history of attracting outstanding talent, whether it’s the performers on one of the music stages or artists selling their work in one of the booths lining the street from the Seminole Museum to the Wewoka Switch.
Read moreStrothers Cinema announced Tuesday that they are partnering with PlutoTV to offer free admission tickets and free popcorn all day on November 6 & 7, 2021. Each movie will show twice daily on Saturday Nov. 6 and Sunday Nov. 7 and will include Marvel’s “The Eternals” and the latest James Bond film, “No Time To Die”.
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Strother FFA members competed in the T&D Welding Rodeo and brought home trophies. Hunter Smith and Brayden Dunaway were the second highest placed team. Kaden Williams and Braden Anson were the fourth highest placed team. Smith placed 2nd in the written test, Dunaway placed 1st in the written test and 3rd in tool ID. Williams placed 3rd in skills. Pictured l-r: Williams, Anson, Dunaway and Smith (Photo by Madalyn Douthit, Strother FFA Reporter) —Courtesy Photo
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The Oklahoma Rural Water Association appoints Jimmy Seago to serve as the Chief Executive Officer.
Read moreThe leader of the Oklahoma Senate announced Monday his appointments to the Joint Committee on State-Tribal Relations. The committee is responsible for overseeing and approving agreements between tribal governments and the state and consists of five members appointed by the speaker of the House and five members appointed by the president pro tempore of the Senate.
Read moreThe Wreaths Across America (WAA) Mobile Education Exhibit (MEE), a rolling interactive exhibit that remembers the nation’s fallen veterans, is on tour which will culminate at Arlington National Cemetery for Wreaths Across America Day on Dec. 18th.
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