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There are many ways for people to give back to their communities. Some people may volunteer with a local nonprofit organization, while others may donate to a favorite charity. Established professionals who want to lend a hand can consider becoming a mentor.
Read moreMany older adults get some peace of mind by taking steps to finance long-term care should they become incapable of living independently.
Read moreOKLAHOMA CITY – Since 1990, presidents have approved congressional resolutions to honor this country’s Native American heritage during November. Sen. Kay Floyd, Democratic Leader for the Oklahoma Senate, hopes citizens throughout the state will join in the national observance throughout the month.
Read moreDuring its recently concluded annual Fall Forum meeting, the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) announced four winners of two awards recognizing excellence in child advocacy and philanthropy. Nominations for the awards were made online by members of the public. From those nominations, a committee of child advocates selected this year’s winners.
Read moreThe Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) is shifting focus from its current system of COVID-19 case investigation, to a self-serve approach where the public can quickly receive test results via text, and conduct their own case investigations and contact tracing through an online portal.
Read moreGayland Kitch, Director of Emergency Management for the City of Moore, was the guest speaker for the monthly meeting of the Seminole County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) on Wednesday, Oct. 27.
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Tuesday, Oct. 26 the Seminole High School Color Guard went to Spiro to compete in the State Color Guard competition after qualifying at regionals last week. The Color Guard performed “The Greatest Show” routine and received the highest superior rating, bringing home a state championship. Pictured left to right: Bryce Dean, Capt. Jacey Davis, Capt. Morgan O’Dell, Nevaeh Louie, Gracie Stark and Ameree Yahola. Not pictured: Band Director Steve Johnson and Color Guard Coach Marcie Stanfill —Courtesy Photo
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