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An enrolled member of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma and member of the Indian Brotherhood (IBH), a prison-based gang active in Oklahoma, pleaded guilty yesterday to charges related to two separate homicides that took place in 2015 and 2017 within Indian Country in Oklahoma.
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Above, trucks from Imperium Utility Services were spotted along Boren Boulevard in Seminole Wednesday morning as crews worked to replace utility poles. This crew was working just past Pioneer Nursing Home. —Staff Photo by Lorie Vigil
Read moreThe 1930’s was the time of the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl. Pluto was discovered (when it was still a planet), Betty Boop was popular, and the Chrysler Building and Empire State Building were completed.
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U.S. Senator Jim Inhofe sent a letter to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin asking him to suspend the COVID-19 vaccine mandate on the military. Inhofe is the Ranking Member of the Senate Armed Services Committee. He also is asking Austin to answer some questions about how the Biden Administration’s vaccine mandates could impact military readiness, a subject which Inhofe adamant about ensuring.
Read more“Although in August Oklahoma saw the highest number of citizens participating in the workforce in state history, many employers are still struggling to find employees,” Shelley Zumwalt, Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) Executive Director, stated in an OESC press release on Monday. Last week OESC announced that unemployment in Oklahoma is nearing pre-pandemic levels and recognized the 11th consecutive week of decline in the four-week moving average in both continued and initial unemployment claims. Zumwalt clarified that claims fluctuate some weekly and may actually increase from one week to the next. To smooth out the volatility in the weekly initial claims data, a four-week moving average is used to assess trends.
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Whether you call it fall, autumn or hoodie season, signs of the season abound in the Seminole area. Above, a porch in the Harber Court neighborhood is decked out in fall décor. Autumn officially began Sept. 22. —Staff Photo by Lorie Vigil
Read moreThe Boomer Seminole Duplicate Bridge Group met Tues. Oct. 19 . There were three tables in play, The winners were:
Read moreAudriona Wassana and Benjamin Shatzel were selected by their teachers for September Student of the Month.
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