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Mrs. Marley’s 4th grade class did a wonderful job picking up trash today. We did an initial sweep through to decide what we will plant after the last freeze. We are responsible for the area from GiGi’s corner to Sharpe’s corner.

The City of Seminole approved a policy for the Seminole Police Department to begin ride-alongs. The term “ride-along” includes riding as a passenger with an officer on patrol or observing the workday of members engaged in other functions with the Department, such as Central Dispatch.

Members of the Seminole State College President’s Leadership Class attended a Virtual Higher Ed Day on March 9 in the Enoch Kelly Haney Center.

Oklahomans now have until June 15, 2021 to pay their 2020 individual and business income taxes, and their first quarter 2021 estimated income tax payments.

birthdays Jean Nielsen, Rhawni Babb, Meagan Barneck, Ed Chalfant, John Clayton, Shirlene Cofer, Payton Eberle, Ed Fisher, Kelsey Forman, T.J. Harrington, Brody Hill, Scott Lewis, Eric Postoak, Kelvin Reese, Geraldine Shaw, Shawn Ward & Richard Zampella.

Attorney General Mike Hunter, Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat and House Speaker Charles McCall today released the following joint statement after rulings from the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals that determined the tribal boundaries of the Cherokee and Chickasaw Nations had never been disestablished...

During the recent winter storms, many Oklahomans in the 16 designated counties may have sustained damages to their home and property. Homeowners and renters who have insurance and are applying for FEMA disaster assistance must also file an insurance claim as soon as possible.

The need for quality horse hay – shorthand for attributes desirable in hay fed to equines – has not quite lifted yet.

5th Grade: Northwood February Students of the Month. Left to Right: Ryan Harris, Ayden Fraire, Landon Boyd, Kaya Nauni, and Avry Humphers. 4th Grade: Northwood February Students of the Month. Left to Right: Guyton Reid, Roman Wheeler, and Earl Morphis. Not pictured: Braylen Jones.

Continued unemployment claims decline for 37th consecutive week The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) is placing top priority on preparing for implementation of the new federal COVID-19 relief bill that President Biden is expected to sign.