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Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development members will be focusing on the fourth H of the organization’s name – head, heart, hands and health – as they get outside for exercise and fresh air while raising money for a worthy cause.

Oklahomans are familiar with tornado warnings, but what about bird warnings? New research conducted by Oklahoma State University scientists and published in the “Journal of Applied Ecology” indicates weather radars are effective tools for not only predicting weather but also bird collisions.

The first month of the New Year is galloping by and many folks are still sorting out their goals and resolutions for 2021. Hooray for you if you’ve already set your goals.

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Main Street Seminole was filled with vendors and shoppers Saturday for the annual Made in Oklahoma Festival sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. 

Seminole County polls are open 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. today in a county-wide sales tax referendum, a local school bond proposal, two school board races and a city council contest. All registered voters in Seminole County face a quarter-cent sales tax proposal to fund operations at the county jail.

Governor Kevin Stitt announced Monday the launch of Supply Chain Oklahoma (SCO), an effort to provide critical resources to Oklahoma manufacturers.

A Seminole native was honored by the Edmond Area Chamber of Commerce at its 2020 Annual Awards Banquet held March 25. Matthew Boydstun, son of longtime Seminole County residents Roy and Mary Boydstun, was named the “OU Health Edmond Young Professional of the Year” at the banquet.

Two education measures finalized this week mark a win for those who subscribe to the philosophy that public tax dollars should follow students to the school of their choice. Gov.

April 6, 1971 After competing in the regional speech and debate tournament held at Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts in Chickasha this past weekend, one Seminole high school debate team and five speech students qualified for competition in the state tournament to be held in Stillwater at Oklahoma...