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Millions of students who have worked hard at their coursework throughout the year are preparing to take AP Exams this spring, giving them an opportunity to earn college credit and placement.

Distribution and administration of vaccines to combat the COVID-19 virus continues to expand, but myths and disinformation about the vaccine and its safety and benefits persist.

Statistics from the United States Coast Guard indicate that, in 2019, 86 percent of drowning victims in recreational boating accidents where cause of death was known were not wearing life jackets.

Birthdays Damon Aldridge, Betty Briggs, Olivia Brown, Brandi Coody, Franklin Coody, Dianna Cook, Penny Davis, Carol Har rison, Michael McDonald, Diana Parsons, Lana Reynolds, Shirley Sanford, Raymond Savage, Emma Smith, Jr & Helen Veach.

The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced the federal grand jury sitting in Muskogee completed its May session last week and returned eighty-two felony indictments, including multiple indictments for crimes that allegedly occurred on the Seminole Nation...

Shawn Murray of Tecumseh puts his skateboard through the paces Tuesday morning at the Skate Park in the Seminole Municipal Park. Skaters are able to make unique runs at the family-friendly facility, which includes multiple ramps and rails for “grinding.” 

In the wake of Governor Stitt’s withdrawal of the Oklahoma COVID-19 State of Emergency declaration, a new Return to Work Incentive has been announced for those in the state who are on unemployment.

Beginning Tuesday, June 1 at 11 AM, Seminole Public Schools expect to see over 400 kids from local areas arrive at the football field to kickoff the start of their Camp I Can summer program.

First National Bank & Trust (FNB), owned by the Citizen Potawatomi Nation (CPN), has announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Mid-West Community Financial Corp. (MCFC) and its wholly owned subsidiary, The First State Bank (FSB).

Above, Seminole Code Enforcement Officer Amy Churchwell presented this week’s “Make Your Turf Count” award to Manuella Preito, who, according to Churchwell, works hard to make her flowers vibrant so they can be seen from the road.