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City of Seminole employees Donnie Shaffer (in backhoe), Ryan Croce, and Terry Morrison work on a water main break at the corner of Foster and Ideal early Tuesday afternoon. Another water main break was reported later Tuesday at Strother and Jefferson. —Staff Photo by Bob Melton
Read more(Editor’s note: A bond election will be held Nov. 9 for the purpose of building a new wastewater treatment plant in Seminole).
Read moreRaw milk produced by Swan Bros. Dairy, Inc. of Claremore, Oklahoma is the subject of a statewide recall due to the confirmed detection of Listeria. Anyone who has purchased or received raw milk products from Swan Bros. Dairy, Inc. is strongly urged to dispose of any remaining product.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Health Care Authority is encouraging all Oklahoma adults, approved for SoonerCare through Medicaid expansion, to choose a primary care provider.
Read moreThe Zeta Epsilon Chapter of ESA held its October 5 meeting at home of Ann Streets. Members and invited guests visited during a meal of pork sliders, sides, and a wonderful array of desserts. Thanks to Shirlene Davidson, Gloria Wheeler, Ivona Watson and Debbie Lyon for providing a variety of dishes to fill out the meal.
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The Seminole State College Student Government Association has selected its officers for the 2020-2021 academic year. Pictured from left to right are Secretary Katelyn Nguyen, of Dustin; President Georgia Ledford, of Seminole; and Vice President Jenna Harrison, of Shawnee. The three officers were welcomed into their new roles at a luncheon on Oct. 11 with President Lana Reynolds. SGA is dedicated to promoting the interests of the total student body by formulating and proposing ideas to the SSC administration. Financial Aid Specialist Caitlin Brown serves as the sponsor for the student organization. —Courtesy Photo
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Read moreThe Seminole Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha is proud to announce that Seminole High School student, Maya Carter, was recently named Outstanding Youth of the Year 2020-2021 by the International Council of ESA. Having competed against youth from all over the United States, Maya also received a scholarship to be used at her discretion for academic expenses.
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