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Above, the makeover of the Boren Blvd. Water Tower was completed this past week. The tower underwent a complete rehabilitation project that began in mid-January as part of the City of Seminole’s plans to improve its water system.

Voters in Seminole County will take to the polls on Tuesday, April 6 for elections that include a countywide tax referendum, the filling of school board and city council seats and a school bond proposition. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.

As reported in our April 2 edition, Gov. Kevin Stitt on Wednesday signed a bill into law that changes the state’s funding formula for local school districts.

U.S. Senator James Lankford will be the in-person special guest speaker at the Seminole Chamber of Commerce April Forum this Wednesday, April 7.

The Betty L. Smith Early Childhood Center had a special visitor Thursday as the Easter Bunny stopped by to visit. Students were also treated to an egg hunt.

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Varnum Whippet Martel Davis was named to the Oklahoma Coaches Association 2021 Small East All-State Basketball Team. 6’2 Davis averages 16 points per game.

Seminole JH Chieftain Greyson Snyder competed in the Tecumseh Tennis Tournament Thursday for his first time ever. Snyder played #1 doubles and came in 3rd . Greyson is pictured with his father Coach Shawn Snyder.

Even working under a tight calendar, farmers and ranchers are used to making quick financial decisions when conditions are right. Plant between thunderstorms? Take advantage of an equipment sale?

Several Oklahoma State University degree programs rose in the annual U.S. News and World Report rankings with the Spears School of Business seeing the biggest move with its part-time MBA program going up nearly 40 spots.