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During the Monday, September 11 Seminole County Commissioners meeting, County Sheriff Anthony Louis, who was sworn in on August 31, gave a brief, informal update on his first week in office.
Read moreA Seminole woman has been charged with one misdemeanor count of petit larceny and one misdemeanor count of false declaration of ownership in pawn, according to documents filed in the District Court of Seminole County.
Read moreThe Seminole Chieftains hosted their second home game against the Tecumseh Savages Friday night. The night didn’t go as well as the Chieftains would have liked as Tecumseh comes away with the win.
Read moreStating that “there’s nothing more important to our future than our teachers,” the people of Oklahoma Oil and Natural Gas have created an award to honor Oklahoma’s exceptional teachers. The Top 20 Teachers of 2023-2024 will receive $5,000 each, and an additional $2,000 will be awarded to their schools.
Read moreWewoka Tigers played in their second game of the season hosting the Okemah Panthers Friday night. Both teams are coming off losses in their first games, but the Panthers proved to be too much with a 43-12 win.
Read moreAmanda Blalock, with BancFirst, of Seminole, recently completed the Oklahoma Bankers Association Compliance School in Oklahoma City.
Read moreThe American Red Cross is experiencing a national blood shortage. Fewer donors than needed gave this summer, drawing down the national blood supply and reducing distributions of some of the most needed blood types to hospitals. Hurricane Idalia further strained the blood supply with blood drive cancellations and reduced blood and platelet donations in affected areas.
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