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A water main broke early Thursday morning at the intersection of Strother and Milt Philips. The city sent a mass notification out at around 6:18 a.m. stating that water would be shut off in the area for 8-10 hours.
Read moreA local car dealership has plans to expand, and the City of Seminole has agreed to give up occupancy of nearby property to accommodate the expansion.
Read moreBecause none of the seven candidates for assistant chief of the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma received a majority (over 50 percent) of the votes in the July 10 General Election, a runoff for assistant chief will be held on Aug. 7.
Read moreThe Seminole County chapter of Ducks Unlimited is hosting its inaugural fundraising event on Friday, August 6 at the Southern Cedars Event Center, 35122 E W 1200 Road in Earlsboro. Doors open at 6:00pm.
Read moreThe Seminole Public School Board conducted a special meeting on July 6 and took a number of actions, including the hiring of new staff members.
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Above, CenterPoint Energy presented the City of Seminole with a $1,500 check on Wednesday for the purpose of making emergency radio upgrades. Pictured l-r: Steven Fry, Nate Toedter, Mayor Jeff Griffin and Ernie Willis, Emergency Mgmt.
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