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Some home gardeners enjoy a bountiful vegetable harvest, while others see plenty of flowers but little to no fruit. If your fruiting vegetables aren’t producing as expected, several common factors could be at play.

(StatePoint) As the country braces for a predicted “hotter- than-normal” summer, homeowners will face financial pressure from higher cooling costs compared to last year. The good news?

From The Files of The Seminole Producer The City of Seminole received approval today of its application for federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation funds to match local dollars which went toward purchase of a city park adjacent to the future new Middle School here.

Konawa residents will be able to enjoy a plate full of scrumptious food while supporting the local fire department during the upcoming holiday weekend.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond on Wednesday filed a new lawsuit against State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, alleging the insurer engaged in a coordinated scheme to wrongfully deny or underpay legitimate hail and wind damage claims submitted by Oklahoma homeowners.

The City of Seminole is partnering with the United States Department of Defense to demolish several buildings on Main Street.

As Congress debates the transportation bill, Oklahoma’s future may depend on more than roads. When MidAmerica Industrial Park Chief Administrative Officer David Stewart talks to prospective employers, transportation is often one of the first topics that comes up.

Oklahoma State University Medicine has selected Dr. Jesse Shaw as a new team physician for OSU Athletics, bringing one of the nation’s most experienced sports medicine specialists to oversee the health, safety and performance of OSU student-athletes.

The president of the Seminole Historical Society said today he feels his organization is owed an explanation about why a $7,500 grant from the state Bicentennial Commission for construction of an oil field museum here was withdrawn.