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Seminole State College (SSC) has received an allocation of the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund that is being provided by the U.S. Department of Education through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act to assist students in the amount of $580,000.

The Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector’s Office has concluded its single audit of federal funds across many Oklahoma state agencies.

birthdays Those celebrating birthdays today include, Adam Adkisson, Ronnie Alexander, Pamela Allison, James Barnes, Savannah Burnside, Hattie Cole, Jim Goff, Angela Gray, Jessica Harjo, Hannah Hensley, Jerome Hilton, Ca-te Jesse, Brandy Keefer, Jason Palmer & L.C. Self.

The Seminole Nation of Oklahoma Chief Greg P. Chilcoat (right) introduced Captain Dee Deatherage (left) as the new Lighthorse Chief of Police last week. Deatherage takes over the position after working at Norman Police Department, the Seminole County Sheriff’s Department and serving with Lighthorse.

Seminole County has seen the total number of confirmed positive cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) rise by one and the county experienced an additional death from the virus, according to the latest report from the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH).

The female March Student of the Month is Hannah Ingram. Hannah is the granddaughter of Rebecca Dulworth. Hannah is the president of her class and has been a member of Student Council for the past three years, serving as class vice president and representative.

(Oklahoma City) – The Oklahoma Department of Commerce (Commerce), in partnership with the Oklahoma Manufacturing Alliance (OMA) and the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber (OKC), is compiling and verifying manufacturers which produce personal protective equipment (PPE) and other medical supplies, in...

Even as activists in Oklahoma seek to remove a longstanding election-security safeguard for absentee voting, a new national poll shows many voters are concerned that an increase in voting by mail could lead to increased election fraud.

Central Arcadia: April 28. Elevation normal, water 67 and clearing. Blue and channel catfish fair on cut bait and shad around points. Crappie excellent on hair jigs, jigs, minnows and tube jigs in coves, along riprap, shorelines and shallows.

The assault on lives, livelihoods and medical needs of Oklahomans by governments’ response to COVID-19 is going to require bold reforms to reverse the damage. Lawmakers should enact several polices as a result. First, any regulations waived to deal with COVID-19 should stay repealed.