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Today is the 179th day of 2026 and the eighth day of summer. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1914, Franz Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria, was assassinated by a Serbian nationalist, sparking World War I. In 1919, the Treaty of Versailles was signed, ending World War I.

Randle Glasco, no seatbelt, appears not, bench warrant issued, bond set at $151. Sara Hames, no seatbelt, appears not, bench warrant issued, bond set at $151. Daniel Hand, no seatbelt, appears not, bench warrant issued, bond set at $151.

BancFirst to Wayne E. Ingram, release of mortgage covering lands in Harber. BancFirst to Matthew E. Webber, release of mortgage covering lands in J. Wolf. James A. Buchanan and Rebecca M. Buchanan to BancFirst, mortgage covering lands in 24-11-7.

Donna Abercrombie to Don Kimrey and Donna Abercrombie, joint tenancy warranty deed covering lands in East Forty. Donna Abercrombie to Don Kimrey Revocable Trust, quit claim deed covering lands in original township Wewoka. Beavers Family Living Trust to Cody E. St. Clair and Cammi E. St.

CIVIL SUITSCapital One NA v. Sharron Archuleta, indebtedness.Esther Anderson v. Jasmine Morans Children’s, personal injury.US Bank Trust National Associates v. David Guthrie, foreclosure.Navy Federal Credit Union v. Kyros Darryl, foreclosure.State of Oklahoma ex rel Oklahoma Tax Commission v.

The 38th Sovereignty Symposium was held on June 15 and 16 at OKANA Resort in Oklahoma City. Ten East Central University faculty and students attended to hear panels and speeches by leading scholars and practitioners of federal Indian law.

At their meeting Thursday, the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education elected attorney Courtney Warmington of Edmond as chair of the board; real estate investor Mitch Adwon of Tulsa, vice chair; retired Oklahoma Supreme Court Chief Justice Steven W.

The Oklahoma Educational Television Authority (OETA), in partnership with the Oklahoma Historical Society and the Oklahoma History Center, invites the public to a special premiere screening and panel discussion examining the life of Belle Starr and her story’s true crime intrigue.

From The Files of The Seminole Producer An internal squabble among members of the Seminole Historical Society over design of the proposed oil field museum caused the group to lose a $7,500 Bicentennial grant for the museum, Seminole Bicentennial Committee Chairman Wayne Day charged today.

Wewoka City Council – Special meeting DATE: June 29, 2026 TIME: 6:00 PM LOCATION: WEWOKA CITY HALL – 123 S. MEKUSUKEY Agenda 1. Call to Order a. Roll Call b. Pledge of Allegiance c. Invocation 2. Public Comments 3.