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Oklahoma Blood Institute knows this summer will be different, and it may be a time for staycations or camping trips.

The Seminole Splash Pad is back up and running! After experiencing a few technical difficulties in the form of leaks and pump issues earlier this week, the splash pad was forced to briefly shutdown on Tuesday, June 9.

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Children play in a lot near Main Street in Seminole earlier this week. Shelby, Makynzee, Solomon and Elly were busy playing multiple games and enjoying the warm weather while a guardian watched nearby. Staff Photo by Casady Fletcher

The Seminole Firefighters Association (SFFA) Local 2581 released a statement in response to Seminole City Manager Steve Saxon’s comments in the Seminole Producer on Tuesday, June 9.

Seminole Public Schools are in the process of converting the building formerly used as a temporary high school into office space for administration. They bought the building from the Seminole Area Community Development department by way of a lease purchase in April of 2018.

Tuesday, June 9 at 8:30 p.m., Wewoka High School held their official graduation ceremony. It took place on the football field and graduates were allowed 10 admissiongranting wrist bands to give to loved ones. Those without wrist bands were permitted to sit in the visitor’s section of the stadium.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue today announced a nationwide extension of another key flexibility for USDA’s child nutrition programs.

The risk for serious injury is significant anytime fireworks are handled. That is why individuals need to be especially careful when handling fireworks. Keep children away Never allow young children to ignite or play with fireworks. Even sparklers can be dangerous.

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 7,480 confirmed positive cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma.