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Seminole State College President’s Leadership Class sophomore, Charles Presley, Jr. of Seminole, displays an award recognizing his completion of two years in the scholarship program. Presley will graduate from SSC on May 8.

Seminole Gordon Cooper Technology Center made an outdoor display of their students to show how much they are missed. Virtual Awards are May 15th and virtual graduation is May 20th.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) would like to mark National Nurses Day by thanking all the hard-working nurses for their continued dedication during the COVID-19 pandemic.

STILLWATER, Okla. – The coronavirus pandemic has showcased the legacy of innovation that is a hallmark of Oklahoma State University Extension and proved the state agency is instrumental in helping Oklahomans solve issues important to them, their families and their communities.

May 7, 1935 The city council will have a “left wing” and the school board two new members this week.

The food processing sector plays an important role in Oklahoma’s economy, and there is no doubt the novel coronavirus pandemic has had a significant economic impact on the state’s food industry. Experts from the Oklahoma State University Robert M.

Seminole State College will hold its’ 87 th Commencement Ceremony virtually on Friday, May 8, at 10:30 a.m. The graduation video will include opening comments from SSC President Lana Reynolds, followed by the presentation of graduate names – including academic recognitions and photos, if submitted.

Deaths of nursing home residents and staff reached triple digits this week and facility officials say the number will likely continue to climb. But a state legislator wants to allow visitors back into nursing homes as early as June 1. Rep.

As if the Covid-19 pandemic was not enough to worry about, there are still our standard seasonal concerns. Springtime is prime time for thunderstorms and tornadoes. Now is the time to make sure to be aware and prepared to react to these potentially life-threatening events.

In the midst of a pandemic, many Seminole residents are finding some of their social distancing time doing some spring cleaning in their homes and yards. Unfortunately, that also equates to several calls of illegal dumping inside city limits.