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Seminole’s Strother Cinema will be having its long-awaited reopening this Friday, June 19! The longstanding establishment, owned by Seminole residents Steve and Lisa Schopes, has been closed for months due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Governor Kevin Stitt was joined today by city and county leaders to announce the State has begun fulfilling reimbursement requests for Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act Relief Funds, fulfilling 30 percent of city and county requests in the first seven days of receiving...

Seminole High School is set to have a traditional graduation today, June 18, at 8 p.m. at Chieftain Stadium. Graduating seniors have the option to choose to participate or not to participate.

In the midst of the concerning at best and bleak at most conditions the world has been facing since the start of 2020, there is one group doing better than ever: animals up for adoption!

In September of 2019, the Seminole City Council approved a budget to perform maintenance on the City of Seminole’s wastewater treatment plant. The City contracted the job to Lagoon Pumping and Dredging Inc. That maintenance began this week.

The Department of Public Safety has launched a new website to help Oklahomans better understand how and why to get a REAL ID. The website can be found by going to realid. ok.gov or the DPS website, ok.gov/dps and clicking on the banner at the top of the main page.

Officials with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics says overdoses linked to fake prescription pills are on the rise across the state. In early May, OBN started an investigation into two deaths linked to overdoses.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) has issued the following situation update about coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Oklahoma: As of this advisory, there are 8,904 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma.

Oklahomans, get ready for the biggest art crawl ever—encompassing the entire state! For the Oklahoma Art Crawl, on June 27th and 28th from 5pm8pm, visitors can experience the visual arts in person and at a safe distance.

June 18, 1935 Adam Richetti, who a jury decided last night, will hang for his part in the Kansas City Union Station Massacre, was arrested here in 1932 by a party of officers headed by Police Chief Jake Sims.