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A woman, reportedly an expectant mother, was transported to the hospital after a collision involving two vehicles on Wrangler Boulevard Wednesday morning. The accident occurred mid-morning just across from the Seminole Hospital. Additional details were unavailable at press time. —Staff Photo by Bill Anderson
Read moreOne of Seminole’s own has been selected to be published in The New York Times.
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The month of September has been proclaimed as National Recovery Month in the City of Seminole.
Read moreOil and gas drilling activity is beginning to pick up across Oklahoma as the industry continues to expand after a retreat brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreThe U.S. Postal Service announced yesterday it will not implement a postage increase in January 2022. The next increase will be in July 2022.
Read moreOklahoma Gas & Electric (OG&E) crews assisting with restoration efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida has returned home. A 270- member team of line workers, contractors, vegetation management personnel and support staff arrived back to their Oklahoma and Arkansas homes late Monday after making considerable progress the past two weeks in Jackson Parish, La.
Read moreOn the heels of an interim study dedicated to examining Oklahoma’s agricultural sales tax exemption, Sen. Casey Murdock said he’s preparing to file a measure ahead of the next legislative session to make it easier for farmers and ranchers to renew their sales tax exemption card.
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Women On Mission met last week at the Wewoka First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall.
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