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The Oklahoma Main Street Center announced the winners of the program’s annual statewide awards competition. Finalists were recognized, and the winners were announced during the 35th annual Main Street Awards Banquet on September 30th in Oklahoma City.
Read morePartisan Criticism of SQ 836 is Illogical In his September 28 column, “Don’t California Oklahoma,” Jonathan Small warns that State Question 836 could lead to general elections where both candidates come from the same party. That can happen— but he’s mistaken in suggesting it’s a problem.
Read moreThe early taste of fall that delighted many Oklahomans at the end of August lingered through the first week of September before summer grabbed the remote control again. Gone were the autumn-like highs in the 60s and 70s, replaced by the more customary 80s and 90s. Despite that return to normalcy, Mother Nature couldn’t resist one more twist: for the first time since 2008, the Oklahoma Mesonet failed to record a single 100-degree temperature during September. The last triple-digit highs— likely the year’s final— came back on Aug. 28 at several sites in southwest Oklahoma.
Read moreSHAWNEE - Seminole Acting City Manager Tony Doudican and two other representatives from Seminole participated Thursday in a workshop conference here designed to tell local officials how to secure payment of federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation grants to which they have been entitled.
Read more(StatePoint) As the backto- school frenzy kicks in, it’s easy to get caught up in all that goes along with prepping for a new school year. But before the homework and afterschool activities take over, remember to save some time for soaking up the final days of warm weather.
Read moreThe story in yesterday’s edition of the Seminole Producer regarding a traffic fatality in Konawa contained an error.
Read moreFriday, Oct. 31 is going to be a busy day for Seminole youth and their families. Not only is it Halloween, but it’s Senior Night at the Seminole High School football game.
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—Courtesy photo The Bowlegs Bison 2025 Football Homecoming Game is set for Friday, Oct. 3. The Bison will face the Graham-Dustin RiverHawks. The coronation ceremonies will begin at 5:45 p.m. The court is pictured above, with escorts standing behind the attendants and candidates. Back row (l-r): Tucker Goodnight, Hunter Smith, Ty Benefield, Kayden Presley, Cassius Krause, Austen Byrd, Camden Morgan, Keaton Treat and DeShawn Young. Seated, from left: Seated from left: Matti Phay, Shelby Smith, Nylah Brown, Jasi Young, Tehya Coker, Shayla Wise-Talamasy, Gracie Taylor, Jaycee Allison and Meana Walls. Standing in front are kindergartners Raelynn Scarberry, Braxton Whetstine and Hailey Spencer.
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