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George Floyd’s murder -- and the graphic footage that captured his final breaths -- rocked athletes, coaches and executives throughout professional and amateur sports.

Varnum High School student, Kerri Benard, has been awarded the 2021 Hagan Scholarship. The Hagan Scholarship is a nationwide scholarship that gives students the opportunity to graduate college debt-free.

The City of Seminole is entertaining the notion of venturing into the fiber optic communications business.

Motorists on Highway 270 between Seminole and Wewoka may have noticed a change in the traffic flow on the Wewoka Creek Bridge, which is undergoing renovation. Traffic was previously diverted to the south side of the highway to accommodate construction, as pictured at left.

Senate Bill 229 has been amended to create the Redbud School Funding Act to address issues related to the Board of Education’s recent legal settlement concerning charter school funding. Reps.

Safran Ventilation Systems Oklahoma, formerly Enviro Systems, Inc., has named a new general manager.

The Seminole State College Ladies Soccer team joined Seminole First Assembly Church and team members from Carter Real Estate in cleaning up Johns Park Monday, as part of the City of Seminole’s citywide cleanup effort.  

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The Senate approved legislation Monday modifying rules to terminate parental rights. Sen. Jessica Garvin, R-Duncan, and Rep.

The agricultural industry has proven more resilient to pandemic disruptions than many had hoped, according to the latest market research by Oklahoma State University Extension experts.