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WEWOKA, HERITAGE HOUSE (405-382-2156), KONAWA NUTRITION CENTERS Monday – Hamburger soft taco, fiesta corn casserole, refried beans, pudding and milk. Tuesday – Chicken fry with gravy, mashed potatoes, peas, dinner roll, fruited gelatin salad and milk.

The Seminole Public School District is pursuing legal action against the State Board of Education over its action to equalize funding between all public schools and charter schools and to settle a lawsuit with the Oklahoma Public Charter School Association (OPCSA).

Salt Creek in southern Seminole County between Bowlegs and Konawa was out of its banks Wednesday afternoon after a storm system delivered over three inches of rain to the area beginning late Tuesday night.

(Editor’s note: As a courtesy, the Seminole Producer will run a one-time announcement for all Seminole Nation office candidates who provide us with one. All courtesy announcements must be received by our offices no later than 5 p.m. on Friday, May 14.

The landscape of Senate District 28, which is represented by Senator Zack Taylor (R-Seminole), will be altered if a proposed redistricting map is approved and signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt.

Seminole State College held a small private ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday for the new Virtual Learning Lounge on campus. Located in Room 100 of the David L.

birthdays Easten Harjo, Dalton Allison, Stephanie Rivera, Ruth Elliott, Chelaine Factor, Paul Higgs, Felecia Johnson, Michelle Johnson, Lucille Lane, Chelsie Livesay, Austin Phillips, Maureen Streater, Samuel Swigart, Sean Tucker & Alisa White.

Strother FFA members had a great State Convention, bringing home a National 3-Star Chapter plaque, State Runner-Up Electricity Team trophy, 3rd high Electricity CDE Individual pin, Oklahoma Leadership Conference Scholarship recipient certificate, and a Bronze State Agricultural Mechanics Repair and...

Students, parents and staff from The Academy of Seminole (TAOS) participated in the community clean up last week on Earth Day. They cleaned up around the Boomtown Park as well as the park by the Splash Pad. The group plans to meet once a month to help clean up the community.

A gene discovery in a wheat variety developed at Oklahoma State University could mean larger yields for Oklahoma wheat producers, researchers said.