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High winds came sweeping down the plain Thursday, downing at least two power lines in the Seminole area.
Read moreThe City of Konawa is facing a problem that is becoming all too common across the state. As the medical marijuana industry continues to boom, there are a number of challenges that are being discovered. While some problems are being addressed at the state level, others will require more local solutions. One major problem is the strain that is being put on rural utility providers of electricity and water.
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Gordon Cooper Technology Center’s Aviation Campus hosted the Seminole High School Aviation I class on Monday, Oct. 25. Fifteen students participated in the field trip experience from the sights, sounds and smells of aviation, including the roar of the engine starting.
Read moreThe Downtown District, The Seminole Arts Council and The Chamber of Commerce will be hosting Seminole’s Halloween Festival.
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Betty L. Smith Pre-k students visited the Seminole Fire Department on Tuesday. They learned about fire safety, saw where the firemen are housed, and got to tour a fire truck. —Courtesy Photos
Read moreThe Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City released the October Manufacturing Survey today. According to Chad Wilkerson, vice president and economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, the survey revealed that Tenth District manufacturing growth edged higher, and expectations for future activity remained at solid levels.
Read moreRep. Merleyn Bell, D-Norman, hosted an interim study Wednesday to look at Oklahoma’s current ADA compliance procedures and ways that they can be improved.
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