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Last week, Varnum Public School students attended a pow wow/ stomp dancing assembly presented by John David Ballard, Sheldon White Thunder, and Kevin Mack.
Read moreThe fate of a proposed new wastewater treatment plant for the City of Seminole will be decided at the ballot box early next week.
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A youngster falling into a pile of leaves is a good reminder that Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday morning at 2 a.m., which means you should “fall back” by setting your clocks back one hour before going to bed Saturday night. DST will end Sunday, March 13. —Staff Photo by Lori Vigil
Read moreThe Konawa City Council held a special meeting on Tuesday evening, November 2, during which they hired a new City Manager. After entering into executive session as authorized for confidential discussions regarding the hiring of City Officers/employees, the Council members discussed the hiring of a City Manager based upon applications received.
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Local Veterans will be recognized and honored during the November Seminole Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, November 11 – Veterans Day. Colonel Brad Carter will be the guest speaker for the luncheon program. The monthly gathering of civic club members and community guests will be held in Utterback Ballroom of the Haney Center on the campus of Seminole State College at noon.
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A crew for the Davis H. Elliot Company Inc. are shown removing light poles on South Main Street in Seminole Thursday afternoon. The poles on the east side of the street will be removed and replaced before any work begins on the west side, which will prevent leaving the downtown district totally in the dark. Pictured are Bryce Roll, Colby Carpenter, and Bryce Hayes. —Staff Photo by Bob Melton
Read moreInvestigation into a Broken Arrow Man Who Allegedly Ran a Child Exploitation Enterprise Leads to Rescue of Child Victims and Arrests Across U.S. and Norway
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