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Above, Case Stone cradles a baby kangaroo as Emilie Barkhimer looks on during the Seminole Public Library’s Summer Reading Program Wednesday morning. —Staff Photo by Grace Adams
Read moreSeminole City Councilman Larry Church has tendered his resignation, but Mayor Jeff Griffin said he would likely be reappointed to the council in the near future.
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Ever since Roger E. Parks passed away in 2018, his sons, Richard and Steven, have been trying to find a way to honor him and help the community of Seminole at the same time.
Read moreThe top executive of Colonial Pipeline told Senator James Lankford and others on a Senate committee hearing that the hackers behind a cyber-attack that disrupted U.S. fuel supplies last month were able to get into the company’s computer system by stealing a single password.
Read moreSeveral businesses on Main Street in Seminole were left without water Wednesday morning after a water main in the area ruptured.
Read moreMosquito season has arrived, and the Oklahoma State Department of Health is offering tips to help avoid ailments spread by the insects. West Nile Virus is the most common disease spread by mosquitoes in Oklahoma.
Read moreWeeks of rainfall across Oklahoma has made bermudagrass pastures too wet for many producers to get out and practice desired weed control.
Read moreAccording to the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, a nutritious diet can reduce your cancer risk. That makes eating right one of the easiest, not to mention the most delicious, ways to reduce your risk for a disease that is often preventable. But how exactly does diet lower cancer risk?
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