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This year’s University of Oklahoma School of Visual Arts’ senior capstone exhibition will be back in the Fred Jones Center building after an online exhibition last year. The exhibition will be open from April 28 through May 14.

Seventeen members of the Seminole State College Phi Theta Kappa honor society recently participated in the Great American Cleanup even in honor of Earth Day. PTK was joined by Friendship House Girl Scout Troop 4812.

SSC student and PTK Secretary Frances “Scarlet” Hunter, of Earlsboro, lends a hand during the Great American Cleanup event on April 17.

There’s more to caring for a pet than choosing the right food. Protecting pets from fleas, ticks and other parasites is vital to good health. The first thing pet owners need to do when deciding on a pest control regimen is to contact their veterinarian, said Dr.

At President Biden’s Leaders Summit on Climate on April 23, 2021, the United States and United Arab Emirates, with endorsement from the United Kingdom’s COP 26 Presidency, and with support from Australia, Brazil, Denmark, Israel, Singapore, and Uruguay, announced plans to launch the Agriculture...

Freezing temperatures that hit much of Oklahoma in mid-April may have wheat growers racing out to their fields to check on potential damage to their crop, but time is on the side of agricultural producers in this instance.

As the pandemic slows down and restrictions ease, Oklahomans have begun to see family and friends, go out to restaurants and bars, and participate in activities that they have not done in over a year. This is an exciting time for many people to get back to normal.

Hundreds of Cowboy faithful gathered Friday inside Gallagher-Iba Arena to honor outgoing OSU President Burns Hargis and First Cowgirl Ann Hargis. On hand for the celebration were Gov. Kevin Stitt, a 1996 OSU graduate; U.S. Rep.

With parents on the frontline of this pandemic, the Red Cross continues to provide virtual support for the entire U.S. military family. Over the last year, families all over the world have been tested – emotionally and physically – by COVID-19. Frontline workers like our U.S.

April 28, 1971 Pauls Valley will honor a former Seminole and Pauls Valley newspaper publisher as the 1971 “Man of the Years” with a dinner and special program Thursday evening in Pauls Valley. James T. Jackson, founder of The Seminole Producer is the honoree.