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A local banker has been selected to fill a vacancy on the Seminole Public School Board created by the resignation of its president last month.
Read moreOklahoma City attorney Jason Bollinger, 29, Democrat, is the latest candidate to announce plans to challenge Republican James Lankford for his seat in the US Senate in 2022. Bollinger has previously worked for the U.S. State Department in Washington before returning to Oklahoma City to practice law. This will be his first time running for any political office.
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Members of the Seminole Fire Department and the “Fire Pup” visited the Betty L. Smith Early Childhood Center last week to kick off Fire Prevention Month. The students were overly excited for the opportunity to get a picture or a high-five from the Fire Pup. Staff Photo by Bob Melton
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Oklahoma Heart Hospital is among the first cardiovascular hospitals in the nation to deploy a new FDA-approved heart failure treatment designed to improve contractions of the heart muscle to promote healthier blood flow to the body for patients with chronic heart failure or cardiomyopathy.
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Great strides have been made in recent years to make members of the LGBTQ+ community feel more welcome. LGBTQ+ refers to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (or questioning), and the "plus" incorporates other sexual identities, including pansexual. The world is learning that sexuality cannot be not viewed in black and white. Through compassion and acceptance of those who are different from oneself, communities can thrive.
Read moreThe Cowboy Museum is celebrating the diversity of the American West with two upcoming exhibitions spotlighting Mexican and northward migration. “¡Viva Mexico!”, on exhibit July 9 – October 17 and Find Your North, on exhibit August 20 – October 17, use images, artifacts, maps and stories to share the influence the people “south of the border” had on cowboy and Western culture.
Read moreAround 1,800 Afghan refugees will arrive in Oklahoma in the days and weeks to come. That’s the thirdmost in the country, after only California (5,255) and Texas (4,481).
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