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The jobless rate for Seminole County decreased significantly in May as compared to one year ago, when Oklahoma, as well as the rest of the nation, was in the grips of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreThe Seminole Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) held its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, July 6, with Board members Tim Porter, Clifton Taylor, and Russell Yott present.
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Saturday’s Independence Day Festival in downtown Seminole offered plenty of activities for people of all ages to enjoy, from live music to carnival rides. Left: Smilin’ Vic and his band entertains the crowd with a mixture of blues, jazz and soul. Right photo: Riders hold on tight as a carousel takes them round and round. —Staff Photos by Andy Wilson
Read moreThe Seminole Arts Council will be hosting an Art Walk this Saturday, July 10. The public is encouraged to enjoy an outstanding collection of artworks from various artists that will be displayed in downtown Seminole.
Read moreAs it faces the worst blood shortage in decades, Oklahoma Blood Institute is launching a new donor eligibility hotline to help encourage more people to discover whether they can donate blood products.
Read moreThomas G. Coon, vice president of OSU Agricultural Programs and dean of the Ferguson College of Agriculture, has been selected to serve on the board of directors for the International Fertilizer Development Center. He assumed his position June 1.
Read moreLike May flowers that follow April showers, bacterial blooms may follow rainy days that break up summer’s hot streaks.
Read moreState health officials are soliciting comments from individuals regarding the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC). Public feedback is needed for the State Plan of Program Operations for the 2022 Federal Fiscal Year. Comments must be received before July 30, 2021.
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