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The City of Seminole reminds property owners that all contractors are required to be licensed with the city. The city checks to see if contractors are registered on the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board and have general liability insurance before they can get a city license. The website www.

The anonymous donation will help fund the center’s launch of a year-long initiative to increase Oklahomans’ awareness about detecting and treating the disease. Anonymous supporters have provided $1 million to support OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center prostate cancer awareness efforts.

COEDD Area Agency on Aging (COEDD - AAA) continues service to older adults in Hughes, Lincoln, Okfuskee, Pawnee, Payne, Pottawatomie, and Seminole Counties, through our Outreach service.

On April 8, 2021, many people will observe Days of Remembrance in observance of the annual commemoration of the Holocaust. The youngest ages of Holocaust survivors range in the mid-70s, the same demographic that fits many long term care residents.

Cattle producers may be feeling they’re back in school again, given the amount of homework required to determine what they need in a new herd sire.

According to a new study by researchers and clinicians at OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center, the time between a person’s diagnosis with breast cancer and surgery to remove the tumor is much more important than previously understood.

The Seminole Nation of Oklahoma Adult Education program is pleased to announce another GED graduate for the Spring 2021 term; Student Billy Newman, Jr. (Wewoka) received his diploma on March 30, 2021. Billy scored College Ready on his exams which is outstanding.

School dances are so iconic and intertwined with student life that they have - together with their accompanying musical score - provided a setting for popular movies like “Pretty in Pink,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “Never Been Kissed.

Almost half of the nurse refresher course scholarships funded by the Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma are still available to nurses who want to return to the field or enter it for the first time.

As of this advisory, there are 440,142 (120 new today) cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma. 310 is today’s 7-day rolling average for the number of new cases reported.