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Anniversaries recognize very different events. They can either be a celebration of joy or a painful memory of something lost.
Read moreFirst responders, and their guests, representing 26 emergency response departments across Seminole County were honored Saturday evening at a “Patriot’s Day Dinner” sponsored by community leaders and businesses. The event included a special visit and comments by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt.
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Governor Kevin Stitt (left) poses with organizers of the First Responders Event Sam Adkisson, Jim Hardin, and Roy Sisco, along with Adkisson’s grandson Ethan Adkisson and State Representative Danny Williams. Seminole Police Department Patrolman Christopher Perteet (left) and Lieutenant Kyle Wheeler (right) visit with the governor during the event. More photos from the event are on page 4. —Courtesy Photos
Read moreThe City of Seminole realized gains in both local sales tax and use tax revenue with the September distribution from the Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC).
Read moreThe Seminole Board of County Commissioners discussed their options filling an empty seat on the Seminole County Public Building Authority, which oversees the Seminole County Jail.
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Above, Candy Lozier (center) of Farmers Insurance presents a $1,000 check to Seminole High School Athletic Director/Head Football Coach Mike Snyder (back row, second from left) at Friday’s home game. The donation was made to the SHS Athletic Program. —Courtesy Photo
Read moreTwo different funding opportunities, the Oklahoma Healthy Food Financing Program and the Agricultural Enhancement and Diversification Program, are now available through the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry. Applications will close Oct. 1, 2021.
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