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Voters Should Apply Early for Absentee Ballots

Voters in Seminole County who want to have absentee ballots mailed to them for the June 30 State of Oklahoma Primary Election should apply now, County Election Board Secretary Amy Baker said Tuesday. Although the County Election Board can accept applications for absentee ballots until 5 p.m.

Seminole County Today

birthdays Jennifer Bennett, Daniel Clark, Secily Cleere, Herman Coody, Roy Harris, Jennie Higdon, Casandra Larney, Alberta McGinnis, Paislee Puntka, Carl Renfrow, Matt Riffle, Martha Satterfield, Secily Trimble, Gay Vaughn, Alfred Walker, Jamie Welch, Joyce West & Becky White.

Outstanding in Their Field…

A sculpture in the shape of a graduate made out of hay congratulates the Class of 2020 in a field north of Seminole on State Highway 99. Staff Photo by Andy Wilson

Oklahoma State Department of Health Situation Update

Seminole County has experienced another recovery from coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), according to the latest report from the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH). The recovery was reported in the city of Wewoka.

Seminole High School Senior Awards 2020

The annual (Virtual) Seminole High School senior awards assembly was held on Monday, May 18th. Following is a list of the scholarships, awards and outstanding class awards received by the senior class: Valedictorian award by BancFirs​t: Sarah Osborn.

Better Business Bureau Warns Of Quarantine Puppy Scam

Across the country, people buy puppies online daily, and scammers are capitalizing on the coronavirus pandemic. Purebred puppies, especially rare ones, usually sell at premium prices. One couple believed they were getting a special breed at a great price, but it was too good to be true.

The Maud High School

The Maud High School parade was held on Monday night for the 2020 graduates. The parade featured a fire truck, horse carriage, and a variety of floats to bring the seniors to receive their diplomas.

Tips to conserve water in the landscape

STILLWATER, Okla. – Just as water is vital for human life, the plants, trees, shrubs and grass in any landscape also require hydration. However, how much water is used and what watering strategies gardeners choose can have a direct impact on their wallets.
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