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BancFirst believes in being loyal to the communities they serve and investing in future generations. BancFirst Seminole is excited to announce the launch of their “Loyal to You” Scholarship program for 2021.

Above, Seminole High School Vocational Agriculture/FFA Students spoke to the Seminole Lions Club on Tuesday. L-R: Soph. Daphne Lamoureux, Sr. Adam O’Daniel, Jr. Noah Gentry, Fr. Bronc Johnson and Teacher/Advisor Randy Watkins. —Courtesy Photo

Eight Seminole State College President’s Leadership Class students recently received awards recognizing their completion of two years in the program.

The Muscogee Nation, which includes a portion of Seminole County in its boundaries, has dropped the name “Creek” in a new branding effort that was announced this week.

A Seminole County student recently was honored by the Oklahoma State University Ferguson College of Agriculture with an academic scholarship for the 2021-2022 academic year. The scholarships are part of the more than $1.

BancFirst Gives Back to the teachers and staff of The Academy of Seminole (TAOS.) BancFirst Seminole provided lunch and goodie bags to this workforce who is dedicated to the future of our community. Misty Pratt BancFirst, Stephanie Fletcher TAOS, Tammy Potter TOAS, Brent Hoskison BancFirst

Three Seminole State College students were recently named to the All-Oklahoma Academic Team and one student received a President’s Tuition Waiver from the Oklahoma Association of Community Colleges.

After not meeting for over a year because of COVID-19, the Boomer Seminole Duplicate Bridge group met Tuesday, May 4 th . There were three tables in play. st The winners were; 1 st Place-Trigg Yerby (Ada) and Lisa Ainsworth (Konawa) 2 nd Place-Laura Rose and Susanne Sims (Seminole).

Music once again will waft through the trees at The Botanic Garden at Oklahoma State University when the monthly Concerts in the Garden series begins May 14. Garden Director Lou Anella said it feels wonderful to be able to start scheduling in-person events once again.

Grocery meat counters are filled with beef steaks labeled Choice, and while many consumers rightfully associate the label as a good choice for grilling or the stovetop, they might not be familiar with industry quality standards behind the designation.