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The steps people take concerning their finances can greatly affect their credit. Identifying the behaviors that may be detrimental and those that are beneficial can help customers reevaluate their habits and improve their creditworthiness in the eyes of lenders.
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As of this advisory, there are 429,162 cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma.
Read moreThe University of Oklahoma Board of Regents met today to consider the transition of the university’s advancement operations to the OU Foundation, the appointment of new deans for OU Libraries and the College of Allied Health, and other items.
Read moreFEMA is leveraging technology to deliver the agency’s programs at the highest level possible, while preserving our workforce and survivors. FEMA will conduct virtual home inspections for Oklahoma survivors, in designated counties, who sustained damage after the winter storms that began Feb. 8.
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Jon Withers’ job title at the Seminole Police Department no longer includes the word “interim.” He is now the city’s full-time police chief, City Manager Steve Saxon announced Friday.
Read moreThe Seminole Chamber of Commerce monthly Forum, to be held Thursday, March 11, 2021, will feature presentations on the proposed ¼ cent sales tax to support the Seminole County Jail.
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Above, students in Mrs. Walker’s class at the Betty L. Smith Early Childhood Center dressed up for “Tacky Tourist Day” as part of the school’s “Read Across America Week” celebration held last week.
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