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Seminole State College (SSC) received official notification Monday from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of its “Reaffirmation of Accreditation” that will continue until 2029-2030. This tenyear accreditation was the result of a multi-year preparation of a self-study Assurance Review.

Seminole motorists must take a detour to navigate around town while the intersection of Strother Avenue and Boren Boulevard remains closed during the construction of a roundabout.

Seminole County has experienced another confirmed positive case of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and one additional recovery, according to the latest report from the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH).

The University of Oklahoma Board of Regents on Saturday unanimously voted to name Joseph Harroz Jr. the university’s 15 th president, effective immediately. “Joe Harroz is an exceptional leader,” said Gary Pierson, chair of the OU Board of Regents.

May 12, 1935 Since The Producer put out its first screaming headlines in the mud-spattered city of Seminole, eight long years ago, there has been a box in the front office which has continually been filling with junk. It isn’t exactly junk, but lost articles from tooth brushes to car trumpets.

Seminole State College students completing degree requirements at the end of the 2020 spring and summer semesters, along with 2019 fall graduates, participated in the College’s virtual commencement exercises on Friday, May 8.

(CNN) The final supermoon of the year, rounding out a trio of spring supermoons that began in February, will occur during May’s full moon. The big, bright moon appeared fullest on the morning of May 7 at 6:45 a.m. ET, according to NASA. The moon will be in the constellation Libra.

A mysterious illness that’s affecting children and could be linked to the coronavirus has left officials alarmed and searching for answers as infections increase.

With many people losing their jobs because of the pandemic, you may find yourself worried about making rent and possibly facing an eviction notice. While courts have been closed for the past few weeks, they’ll be opening up soon, and that means eviction filings will start to be processed.

Governor Kevin Stitt today joined Life Time, Inc. CEO Bahram Akradi and Dillard’s CEO Bill Dillard II to tour their Oklahoma City locations as they implement proper social distancing precautions and begin to safely reopen.