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Oklahoma Baptist University celebrated a historic achievement on May 7 as the first cohort of its Prison Divinity Program (PDP) graduated with Bachelor of Arts degrees in Christian Studies. The commencement ceremony, which recognized the achievements of incarcerated students who had completed the rigorous four-year program, was held at the Recreation and Wellness Center on the OBU campus.
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Working with nature is the easiest way to plant a garden. Even a small landscape has shady corners and sunny ones. On a larger site, there’s every likelihood you’ll find patches of dry soil and damp areas, slopes, ditches, or poor stony soil. There’s far less risk of failure if you match plants to these different habitats, because they’ve evolved over thousands of years to cope with them.
Read moreSquare-foot gardening is one of the many great small garden ideas that can simplify the growing process and help train the grower’s focus, eliminating the overwhelmed feeling that some folks face year after year. Every year, there are about 15 million people who fit into each of these categories: would like to begin gardening. tried the traditional single- row gardening method, but failed. don’t want to begin gardening, because they’ve heard of all the hard work, time, and cost associated with gardening. are practicing single-row gardening but are tired of the hard work, time, and cost associated with this method. are unable to continue caring for their big single-row gardens.
Read moreStudents from Oklahoma State University and other universities nationwide are gearing up for the 2025 Rural Scholar experience offered by OSU’s Rural Renewal Initiative.
Read moreThe City of Seminole has called a July election for the approval of a 1/8 cent excise tax to fund construction of the city’s new sewer plant.
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The Oklahoma Department of Commerce announced Tuesday that the agency received 266 applications for the 2025 Oklahoma Innovation Expansion Program (OIEP). Projects were approved at 201 companies, two of which are in Seminole. The projects cumulatively will create 967 jobs and generate $52 million in new payroll over the next 12 months.
Read moreMore than 100 Oklahoma 4-H’ers got an inside look at state government during the 26th annual 4-H Day at the Capitol on April 23 in Oklahoma City.
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