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The United States flag was first imagined after the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. The Continental Congress authorized creation of the first national flag on June 14, 1777. It was decided that the flag should have 13 stripes, alternating red and white, to represent the original 13 colonies, and that the new union be represented by 13 white stars in a blue field to signify a "new constellation." Francis Hopkinson, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, is most often credited with the original design.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) reports decreases in both the initial and continued unemployment claims’ four-week moving average, with initial claims decreasing. The agency also prepares to host its career fairs this June as federal unemployment benefits come to an end.
Read morePresident Joe Biden spent his first trip overseas highlighting a sharp break from his disruptive predecessor, selling that the United States was once more a reliable ally with a steady hand at the wheel. European allies welcomed the pitch — and even a longtime foe acknowledged it.
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Ronnie Parsons may not have an axe to grind, but he had one to chunk Tuesday at the newly opened “Chunk ‘n Axes” in Seminole. The business opened May 1 and in addition to throwing axes at targets, customers can enjoy snow cones and other refreshments. Chunk ‘n Axes is located at 601 W. Broadway. —Staff Photo by Bill Anderson
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The Heritage House will open its doors on July 6, after one year of being closed, the City of Seminole announced this week.
Read moreThe Seminole Chamber of Commerce has planned an Independence Day celebration for Saturday, July 3.
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