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By Bob Melton County Editor
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Above left, Richard Chase (pictured at right) and Robert Narcomey enjoy hamburgers Tuesday morning at Willis Quick Stop at the Maud Y. Chase received his burger at no charge after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, as part of the store’s effort to see increased vaccination numbers in Seminole County. Right photo: Seminole County Health Department employees Brett Wood, Christina Greff, and Jackie Crenshaw manned the vaccination booth. —Staff Photos by Andy Wilson
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The Wewoka community is mourning the loss of a longtime public servant.
Read moreTwo elementary school sites in Seminole have moved to distance learning due to “large and growing” numbers of COVID-19 related illnesses and symptoms in staff and students.
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American Legion Post 204 is honoring deceased veteran Raymond Apodaca by flying a special flag in his honor at Veterans Park in downtown Seminole. The flag began flying Sept. 1 and will fly the entire month.
Read moreHurricane Ida made landfall on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana on Sunday as an extremely dangerous Category 4 storm, lashing Louisiana and Mississippi with drenching rains, relentless winds and a massive storm surge. The American Red Cross is there, working sideby-side with our partners to provide shelter and comfort for people in need.
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OG&E deployed over 200 crew members to Louisiana to assist with power restoration as Hurricane Ida made landfall this week.
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