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The City of Seminole was recently certified as a health community by Certified Healthy Oklahoma. Awards are given to cities that promote health and wellness throughout the workplace. Courtesy Photo by City of Seminole
Read moreThe Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Thursday that the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Reservation in the eastern portion of the state was never formally disbanded by Oklahoma gaining statehood. Nearly three million acres of land spanning across eight counties will be impacted by the decision. Courtesy Photo
Read moreLocal businesses around Seminole have been having issues with citizens helping themselves to commercial dumpsters recently.
Read morePolice officers and animal control officers often deal with dogs that are either considered dangerous or vicious. Specific parameters determine how the dog is classified, and the responders that arrive on the scene of an emergency assess the situation to determine whether the dog is vicious or not.
Read moreThe Seminole Police Department recently purchased the pictured tranquilizer air gun to respond to dangerous or vicious animal emergency calls in a manner safe for the animal and the officer. Courtesy Photo by City of Seminole
Read moreApplications for New Commodities Accepted Beginning July 13
Read moreWhile the mechanisms by which a person develops an allergy to specific foods remain something of a mystery, new research points to the skin as a likely culprit.
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